The hardware listed below is capable of recording your microphone's output within the Serato DJ software.
Since the audio routing of these devices means the mic signal is sent back to the software, you will find that the mic audio is included in the master output when you choose Use Laptop Speakers, or Make Output Available To Other Applications, with the exception of some devices (noted below).
Devices not included on the list are not capable of sending mic audio to the software, and so you won't be able to hear the mic when recording via the software or when using the audio routing features mentioned above.
If you're looking for info on how to live stream your sets, please check out our article on Getting Serato DJ Pro ready to Live Stream.
Please note that some of the hardware listed below may require some extra configuration in order to record audio. Find out more in our guide on Live Streaming & Laptop Speaker Hardware Limitations.
Denon
- Denon DJ MCX8000
- Denon DJ X1800
- Denon DJ SC Live 2
- Denon DC SC Live 4
Hercules
- Hercules Jogvision
Korg
- Korg Kaoss DJ
Mixars
- Mixars Primo
- Mixars Quattro
- Mixars Duo
Numark
- Numark Mixdeck Quad
- Numark NS7
- Numark NS7II
- Numark NS7III
- Numark Scratch (Note: while the Numark Scratch can record mic audio within Serato DJ Pro, it can't be sent to other apps using Make Output Available To Other Applications, or heard when using Use Laptop Speakers)
Pioneer
- Pioneer DDJ-SX3
- Pioneer DDJ-SZ
- Pioneer DDJ-SZ2
- Pioneer DDJ-1000SRT
- Pioneer XDJ-XZ
- Pioneer DDJ-Ergo
- Pioneer DDJ-S1
- Pioneer DJM-900NXS2
- Pioneer DJM-900SRT
- Pioneer DJM-S9
- Pioneer DJM-S3
- Pioneer DDJ-FLX4
Rane
- Rane Sixty One
- Rane Sixty Two
- Rane Sixty Four
- Rane Sixty Eight
- Rane Seventy Two
- Rane Seventy Two MKII
- Rane TTM57MK2
Reloop
- Reloop Terminal Mix 2
- Reloop Terminal Mix 4
- Reloop Terminal Mix 8
- Reloop Elite
- Reloop RMX90
Roland
- Roland DJ808
- Roland DJ202