Serato

Keyboard Shortcuts 
 See also https://serato.com/latest/blog/17257/pro-tips-serato-dj-keyboard-shortcuts 
 Deck 1 / LEFT 
 Basically first row of letters plus half of the numeric keys. 
 KEY 
 Action 
 + alt 
 Left 
 
 
 Q 
 Reverse 
 Prev Track 
 W 
 Play/Pause 
 Next Track 
 E / R 
 Pitch Adjust 
 RWD / FF 
 T / Y 
 Pitch Bend 
 
 U 
 Censor 
 
 I 
 TEMP-CUE 
 
 O 
 LOOP-IN 
 Prev Loop 
 P 
 LOOP-OUT 
 Next Loop 
 [ 
 LOOP-ON/OFF 
 Reloop 
 1 
 CUE 1 
 Auto Loop 
 2 
 CUE 2 
 Auto Loop 
 3 
 CUE 3 
 Auto Loop 
 4 
 CUE 4 
 Auto Loop 
 5 
 CUE 5 
 
 Deck 2 / RIGHT 
 Second row of letters plus second half of the numeric keys. 
 KEY 
 Action 
 + alt 
 Right 
 
 
 A 
 Reverse 
 Prev Track 
 S 
 Play/Pause 
 Next Track 
 D / F 
 Pitch Adjust 
 RWD / FF 
 G / H 
 Pitch Bend 
 
 J 
 Censor 
 
 K 
 TEMP-CUE 
 
 L 
 LOOP-IN 
 Prev Loop 
 ; 
 LOOP-OUT 
 Next Loop 
 ' 
 LOOP-ON/OFF 
 Reloop 
 6 
 CUE 1 
 Auto Loop 
 7 
 CUE 2 
 Auto Loop 
 8 
 CUE 3 
 Auto Loop 
 9 
 CUE 4 
 Auto 
 0 
 CUE 5 
 
 Sampler 
 Third row of letters. 
 KEY 
 Action 
 Z 
 Sample 1 
 X 
 Sample 2 
 C 
 Sample 3 
 V 
 Sample 4 
 B 
 Sample 5 
 N 
 Sample 6 
 M 
 Sample 7 
 , 
 Sample 8 
 Add alt modifier to stop a Sample.
Add alt + cmd modifiers to load a Sample from Library. 
 Others 
 KEY 
 Action 
 alt + Up/Down 
 (While editing BPM) Double/Halve PBM 
 alt + Spacebar 
 Beatgrid Edit Mode 
 / 
 Swap Tracks 
 cmd + shift + Left/Right 
 Instant Double TODO: check that 
 cmd + Backspace 
 Remove Track from Library 
 cmd + shift + Backspace 
 Remove It Also from Disk 
 cmd + Z 
 Undo Track Load 
 cmd + P 
 Add track(s) to prepare panel 
 cmd + L 
 Locate last loaded track (press again for other deck) 
 cmd + R 
 Reveal track in Explorer (PC) or Finder (Mac) 
 MIDI Mapping 
 Example mapping play button on both decks 
 <midi app=" 1.9.10.5170">
 <control channel="1" event_type="Note On" control="28">
 <userio event="click">
 <play deck_set="Default" deck_id="1" slot_id="0">
 <translation action_on="press" behaviour="toggle"/>
 </play>
 </userio>
 <userio event="output">
 <play deck_set="Default" deck_id="1" slot_id="0">
 <translation action_on="any">
 <alias name="on" value="127"/>
 <alias name="off" value="0"/>
 </translation>
 </play>
 </userio>
 </control>
 <control channel="1" event_type="Note On" control="26">
 <userio event="click">
 <play deck_set="Default" deck_id="0" slot_id="0">
 <translation action_on="press" behaviour="toggle"/>
 </play>
 </userio>
 <userio event="output">
 <play deck_set="Default" deck_id="0" slot_id="0">
 <translation action_on="any">
 <alias name="on" value="127"/>
 <alias name="off" value="0"/>
 </translation>
 </play>
 </userio>
 </control>
</midi>
 
 There is a top tag calles <midi> . Inside we define our mappings using the <control> tags. 
 Control Tag 
 Tag parameters define the MIDI message, like the channel, note or control change. 
 
 channel 
 
 Integer , starting from 1 
 
 
 
 event_type 
 
 "Note On" 
 
 
 "Control Change" 
 
 
 "Pitch Wheel" 
 
 
 
 data_type : 
 
 "Relative Binary Offset" 
 
 
 "Relative 2&apos;s Complement" 
 I could pseudo control trim gain knob with a quneo's rotary/jog, jog direction was doing + and - operations on the knob, no control on the knob position 
 
 
 "Absolute 7" 
 I could control trim gain knob with a quneo's vertical slider, including absolute position by pressing somewhere. No LED feedback. 
 
 
 
 reversed 
 set it to "true" if needed, omit otherwise 
 
 One message has an incoming action and/or outgoing reaction or feedback. This is defined by the inner tag <userio> , which has a parameter called event that takes 2 values: click for the action and output for the reaction or feedback. 
 Control.Userio Tag 
 Control.Userio. SDJCMD Tag 
 SDJCMD = S erato DJ C o M man D , defines what Serato app will to when the control message passes 
 Control.Userio. SDJCMD .Translation Tag 
 Control.Userio. SDJCMD .Translation.Alias Tag