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By TonyBruno on 07/04/2010 at 11:23
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Novation announced that its Dicer controller for the digital DJ is now shipping.

Dicer is a performance controller that’s integrated with the cue-point and looping features of Serato Scratch Live. Supplied in pairs, the USB-powered devices are compatible with any Scratch Live setup, whether using turntables or CDJs. Dicer is a performance upgrade for Serato.

To complement the launch of Dicer, Serato have made available a public beta version of Scratch Live 2.1, which can be downloaded from users’ Serato.com accounts. Scratch Live 2.1 automatically maps Dicer to key software functions and provides full LED feedback. Users of the current 2.0 software can control all cue-point and looping functions, but will need to use Scratch Live’s 'MIDI learn’ function to assign Dicer’s pads to software controls.

For more information, check novationmusic.com.
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