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I havent tried this specific setup, but yes you should be able to!

Gibrawn. Tank you 👍

Glad it could help you!

Were you able to get this fixed? What was the exact issue you are having? If you give me more details I can try my best to help!

Depending on your computer and the USB hub, it may not be supplying enough power! It happened to me when I upgraded to my MacBook 2019 and tried to use this USB hub. I ended up having to buy a more expensive passive hub that allows for more power passthrough, but a powered USB hub is the safest way to go hands down!

@@gibrawn6419 Definitely gonna pick up a powered USB hub ASAP. I'm also running it on a PC (Windows 10) Never been a Mac guy but may have to cross the line. I'll keep tinkering with it and keep you posted. Thanks again!

@@rhythm28 Yeah unfortunately some USB hubs don't have enough power passthrough to provide power for such heavy electronics. I had to try like 5 different ones until I finally found one that worked. Getting a powered hub will solve all your issues! Best of luck!

@@gibrawn6419 Solved: I removed one of the USB's from the hub and plugged it into another port on the laptop. So far everything's been running smoothly. Simple fix but I believe a powered USB hub and a more powerful laptop to run it all would put my mind at ease. In the meantime, I'll adjust buffer size and settings on Windows. Closing all apps and disabling wifi also helps. Thanks again!

The Quattro doesn't have USB ports like the Duo, so the setup would be the same as the S9. You would need a USB hub (:

@@gibrawn6419 hey i gave it a try and i have no sound int mode is on also

@@paulyghizzo The 12's don't have soundcards so they shouldn't affect audio. Do the waveforms respond to the movement of the 12's? For example, can you press play, manipulate the platter, etc? You may have another issue going on.

Yup, that setup will work! You won't need any additional cables, the ones that come with the 12's will work fine. So all you need is a USB hub. Best of luck!

@@gibrawn6419 Thanks for replying, but all the setup videos I've seen show a USB cable from the Twelves with a square end going into a Rane 72 mixer.....a USB hub has the rectangular ports, so surely you need a USB cable that's rectangular at both ends & not the Rane one which appears to be rectangular at one end & square at the other? Thanks

@@stevebennett7071 Hmm, you may have seen that incorrectly. If you Google an image of the 72, you'll see that the orange "square" ports are for laptop connections - as with any other mixer. To the right, you will see the rectangular ports that say deck 1 and 2, that is where the 12's are plugged into.

@@gibrawn6419 Ahh OK....I think you're right....I get it now.....so the ends of the USB cables coming out of the Twelves are rectangular & plug into a USB hub, which in turn plugs into my Macbook Air? I then plug my Numark Scratch mixer into the other free USB port on my Macbook Air....is that correct & will that setup work? Thanks

@@stevebennett7071 Sorry for the late reply! Yes that would work. You can plug in the 12's and the Numark mixer into the USB hub, or the 12's into the hub and your mixer into the other open port on your Macbook as you mentioned. Either will work, best of luck!

The 12's always have a consistent BPM so yes, there is never fluttering like with regular turntables. However, if the file itself flutters - the 12's will not fix that because they don't have built-in BPM detection software. The only way that would be possible is if Serato had a BPM Sync Lock feature similar to the one in Virtual DJ. Hope this helps!

@@gibrawn6419 Thanks....that's very helpful 👍Doesn't Serato have a Sync option though, as long as your files have Beatgrids?

@@stevebennett7071 Yeah, Serato sync will match BPM's at first load - but it will not do it actively. If two tracks go out of sync for a moment, say due to fluttering, the only way they will sync again is if you press the sync button again. Whereas with other softwares like Virtual DJ, they have active sync so that the two tracks always stay in sync regardless of random flutters. Basically you'll have to manually adjust the platter or press sync again to lineup your tracks if they flutter.

@@gibrawn6419 Thanks again for the advice.....I really appreciate your time 👍

Of course, anytime!

Anytime! Glad I could help ⭐

Glad I could help! You're gonna love the setup

Can you see the internal button? If not, your mixer or twelves may not be plugged in correctly. If you can see it and it's not selecting, than it's an issue with your Serato and you need to contact them!

Much love bro! Right back at you.

Glad I could help! The good thing about the 12's is that you can pair them with any mixer so you could get something like the Numark Scratch for $400 and they would still work! I totally agree with you, which is why I didn't get the 72.

Gibrawn 👍🏾 I kinda got away from Serato for Rekordbox since I stoped Being mobile & needed to get familiar with what’s in clubs. I’ll admit playing from a USB is a different feel than using a laptop but I love those big wheels🤓. I ordered a used setup today from GC. 2 Twelves & the Mixars Duo for @$1500. I wanted the XDJ-XZ but not ready to spend $2300. I’ll probably do an unboxing &setup vid when I get them. Thx again.

@@house_of_briaud4228 Its good to know both! I prefer DJ'ing on a laptop as well but I always bring a Rekordbox exported USB drive with me everywhere in case I get the opportunity to plug in somewhere. Knowing multiple setups puts you ahead of the competition. Hope you like your new setup!

It's always a hit or miss when trying to use equipment from different companies together. Hopefully you can find a solution, they're both awesome pieces of equipment.

Hey! Yes, you can control both decks with one twelve, but you would need to be constantly switching buttons between deck 1 and deck 2. You can also use instant doubles and only use one turntable. I do this sometimes if I don't want to bring both turntables with me to a gig. Also, the 12's only work on Internal mode. They do not work on Absolute or Relative mode.

Besides putting it into internal mode. Is there any additional settings needed to use it with both decks beside hitt im ng the deck selection button ?

Nope! They're plug and play with Serato. So fresh out the box just plug them in to your laptop, change the decks to internal mode in Serato, click the deck button on the 12's, and you're good to go!

Yup! The 12's are considered a Serato DJ Pro "accessory", which means they can be connected alongside any Serato DJ Pro-enabled device (mixer or controller) with enough channels. It'll just be a huge setup lol

Unfortunately no ): Rekordbox is a Pioneer product, so it only works with Pioneer hardware. You can find a list of compatible hardware for Rekordbox here: rekordbox.com/en/support/diagram.php

Glad you like it!

The short answer, yes. I switch off all the time at the club where I DJ when I bring guests. But the process is different depending on your mixer. For the 72, it's an easy turn of the knob from Channel A to B. On the mixars duo you would only be able to switch off if you ignore the USB ports in the back and connect like the S9 with a USB hub. For this type of connection (S9 or Mixars with a hub) you would need to have an extra USB hub for the other computer, and unplug one 12 at a time from one USB hub to the other. It's honestly super annoying because you have to unplug and replug mid-set. Once you disconnect one 12, you plug it into the other hub and from there you can switch to channel B. Once you transition, you go ahead and unplug the other 12 from the old hub and plug it into the new hub on the other computer. I'll most likely end up making a video showing how to do this.

Glad I could help!

I'm using one from Anker that I got on Amazon, and I bought another to use for B2B's and they've never failed me. It has good reviews, so that's probably a safe call for now!

Ok thanks

My pleasure! Glad I could help - it's a great mixer.

How do you like the Mixars Duo

@@2119rocky Its great! Honestly super underrated. I recently sold mine, but only because the club standard is the S9, so I don't really find myself using/practicing with it anymore. But if you need a cheap mixer that feels premium, this is definitely the one. I would compare it to the Android vs Iphone debate. The Mixars has almost everything that the S9 has, but the S9 has the hype in the DJ world and no matter how much you vouch for the Mixars, folks will never budge.

Hey! Thanks for your comment - I'll try to answer as best as I can. 1.) Yes, you can hypothetically plug in a controller + the 12's and use the crossfader from the controller instead of a mixer like the 72 or S9. Its not an ideal setup, but it gets the job done while you can afford a mixer. I was on the same boat and that's why I bought the Mixars Duo for $600 because its a great mixer that's half the price of the competition. 2.) These work fine when using features like TR-Sync or Ableton Link, you should have no issue there. 3.) I'm not sure I understand your last questions, but you can use any USB hub, doesn't have to be Rane brand. Also the pitch is adjusted on the 12's just like it is on any other turntable. Let me know if you have any more questions!

I was referring to the usb ports on the back of the roland I dont think I can use themto to plug in the rane 12s im pretty sure i'll need a hub the roland has the small end of the usb plug were the mixers have the wider opening for the usb just thought id get lucky and lug right into the unit thanks for the quick reply just ordered 2 off guitar center used for 599 each good shape ..I hope lol and that is the mixer im looking at also

@@djtech5559 Oh yeah you'll definitely need a hub. I just bought another cheap one on Amazon for $12 - same brand Aukey. Goodluck with them!

Glad I could help! Best of luck ⚡

i just purchased the rare 12 as well looking to get this mixer as well time to get lost into music world

RANE 12****

Glad I could help!