During this time, you may try it at your own risk, Pioneer DJ does not guarantee performance, assumes no responsibility for loss of information, and will not provide support should you encounter any problems.” Rekordbox noted earlier this summer that, “We will not be officially supporting Sierra until after the official public release and we’ve had an opportunity to verify compatibility. Note that similar to Native Instruments, Serato have stop supporting older devices and sound cards – like the Rane TTM57 (MK1) mixer and Rane SL1 soundcard. If you have supported hardware for Serato DJ, we recommend upgrading. However, we’ve been testing Serato DJ across the beta versions of Sierra and should be able to confirm support shortly after the official release. The main warning is for legacy Serato Scratch Live users:Īs Scratch Live is a legacy product, we don’t recommend updating to macOS Sierra as there may be unknown issues. To ward off any potential issues this time around, Serato has sent out a mass email letting their users know the current status of their software. Serato DJ also had some hiccups with El Capitan – most of which were resolved after an arduous few weeks with serious issues.
Native Instruments has mentioned on CenterCode that they will stop support of these devices with this new update: There are a few legacy devices that are still having issues with their audio output which, according to NI, still seem to have crackling issues. If you’ve experienced issues with stuttering audio and dropouts, many beta testers have confirmed that macOS Sierra seems to fix these with the new version of Core Audio: “after working closely with Apple and intensive testing, macOS Sierra delivers very stable audio performance on all our current-generation hardware devices.”
With El Capitan, there have continued to be a number of major issues for users of Traktor’s hardware, mostly related to larger CoreAudio problems. Let’s start with the most exciting development. Don’t take risks! Traktor Pro With macOS Sierra Always have a backup plan or way to roll back your operating system. Warning: Do not update to macOS Sierra if your current DJ setup is stable and you have an important gig coming up.
Read on to learn what the state of DJ software is with this new release. This week Apple releases macOS Sierra, 10.12.
Even now, many DJs and producers have held off on updating. About a year ago, Apple released OS X 10.11, El Capitan – and DJs around the world either experienced or heard about the many issues that plagued digital DJ software.
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