Rane TTM 57SL Performance Mixer with Serato Scratch LIVE Software

by Rane

Product Features

• TTM57SL DJ Mixer with Serato Scratch LIVE Software

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 13 x 7.5 x 19.3 inches ; 9 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 12 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B000I2OIDA
• Item model number: TTM57SL
• Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #9,946 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments)
  • #52 in Musical Instruments > DJ, Electronic Music & Karaoke > DJ Equipment > Mixers

Product Description

The TTM 57SL combines the best Rane and Serato have to offer in a single, high performance mixer. Finally a mixer that fully integrates mixer hardware, software and software controls in one powerful package. The TTM 57SL combines all the performance and features of the Rane TTM 56 with Serato Scratch LIVE software.Rane didn't stop there --they also included internal effects with six stereo insert points. The TTM 57SL allows the user to simultaneously:Play a combination of digital and analog sources. Play up to two digital files controlled by vinyl or CD while recording your mix. Or, record two stereo sources when not using vinyl or CD control. Cue analog and digital sources. Operate standalone as a no-compromise performance mixer. Applications Battle / Live Performance DJ Night Club Mobile DJ Radio / Broadcast DJ Mixtape DJ Podcasting Remix Project Studio / Post ProductionTTM 57SL Hardware FeaturesTwo Input Buses PGM 1 selects: Analog 1, Analog 2, Digital 1, Digital 2 PGM 2 selects: Analog 3, Analog 4, Digital 1, Digital 2 All analog inputs are phono or line capable Input Gain and Left/Right Pan controls 3-band, full cut Tone controls with Kill switches Magnetic faders for Channel Faders and Crossfader Non-contact magnetic position sensor technology. No travel noise - No bleed - Ever! Independent Contour and Reverse controls Microphone Input with Engage switch, Level control and 2-band Tone control Three sets of Outputs, each with independent Level controls Main Out on XLR (balanced) Booth Out on 1/4" TRS (balanced) Auxiliary Out on RCA (unbalanced) Assign Program 1, Program 2 or Both to external FlexFx loop Internal Filter and Delay Effects with six possible insert points Pre- or Post-channel faders for Program 1 and Program 2 Main Mix Auxiliary Input Bus Headphone Cue Monitor includes Cue Pan, Main Mix select and Level 8 Channels of Streaming Audio 16 bit / 44.1 kHz Streaming Audio Four channels from computer Stereo source ...

Customer Reviews

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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars After one year...., March 1, 2008

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A. Fooshee (Los Angeles) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Rane TTM 57SL Performance Mixer with Serato Scratch LIVE Software

I've had this mixer for one year now and it's served me well. I did have to send the unit in for servicing twice already.. once to repair a faulty B1 button and twice when the first servicing bent an LED during repairs.

An inconvenience, but RANE's customer service is superb. When the warranty goes out, I'll be singin' a different tune, but for now, it's perfect.

Looking forward to picking up a newly released 'Video-SL' plug-in very soon, where you can use this mixer for mixing video. You can do so in demo on the SSL version 1.8 software currently, but to export the video full screen for any sort of performance, you need to purchase a license.

-Missingtoof

7 of 10 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars NOT the perfect piece of hardware - REALLY lacking, March 7, 2010

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Alexander Hamilton (Miami, FL) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Rane TTM 57SL Performance Mixer with Serato Scratch LIVE Software

I bought this mixer because I heard good things about Rane. I can't say I'm very impressed. The LED card that illuminates the lights in between the two channel faders fell off down into the unit within the first month. I had to open up the box and glue it back on myself. The faders are AWESOME - they are like butter, and SO precise. However, the rest of the mixer does NOT reflect the quality of the faders...

First, the headphone volume knob; it goes from silent to painful ear-splitting volume with barely a touch. This thing is the OPPOSITE of precise. It comes in only in one channel or the other up from silence, and then practically deafens you if you don't exercise extreme caution when turning it up. I have NEVER turned this particular volume knob up past about 25%. If I did, I would surely destroy my headphones and ears alike. The knobs on this thing feel flimsy and cheap.

Next, the buttons; oh, where to begin. They are GARBAGE. UTTER TRASH. I hate - ABSOLUTELY HATE - the buttons on this thing. They are short-travel buttons, which are great when the hardware is quality and they actually work. On this thing, that is not the case. Most often, they don't register the key-stroke, even though you can feel the "click" of the button. Then, you have to mash them in and hope they respond. Once you have clicked it a couple times, then you mash on it, and then it double-registers. So, you'll hit the button a couple times with no response, then you FORCE it down and it will toggle on/off in the same key-stroke. FORGET about queuing with these things. 100% unreliable. I only ever use them to get back near the beginning of a track, which is always immediately followed by some manual correction. All the buttons suffer the same poor performance and quality. These are the types of problems I would expect from far cheaper brands/mixers.

Pros: faders

Cons: buttons, knobs, price, overall quality of hardware, build-quality, pretty much everything but the faders, NOT professional quality hardware

THE PRICE OF THIS MIXER IS NOT REFLECTED IN THE PRODUCT. Very expensive mixer with some really crummy features. I would NOT buy this mixer again, nor would I recommend it to others.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Sliders and Connections, January 24, 2012

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Brett Michael Grzegorczyk updated 9 26 2009 (Beaver, Michigan) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Rane TTM 57SL Performance Mixer with Serato Scratch LIVE Software

I have owned the ttm57 Rane Mixer for three years and I have fun every time I use it.

Pros: The Mixer works great with Serato and SL Video. I like the loop adjustment ease, and effects. Once I got used to how it worked it was easier to map in the dark. I used all of the connections on the back and I think they work great. The Mic input works better than my mic mixer. I have two Technics mk1200s connected to it for vinyl control with Serato. I like the feel of the vinyl, and the easy integration with analog. I often play sets with both, and I like to have digital on one side and analog on the other, and it sounds great. The Headphone fader is also an excellent feature, and must have.

Cons: The buttons are small, I would rather have lighted buttons, especially for the dark DJ sets. I also wish the Headphone jack was higher on the front of the case due to it hitting my flight case.