Questlove Releases Serato 7-inch Vinyl Set [Video] - DJBooth

Questlove Releases Serato 7-inch Vinyl Set [Video]

Famous drummer and DJ Questlove from the Roots has just released a dope 7x7" vinyl set that has Serato DJ vinyl control tone on one side and sick break beats done by Questlove on the other.

Author:: DJ Blaze
Publish date:: Jun 15, 2017

Famous drummer and DJ Questlove from the Roots has just released a dope 7x7" vinyl set that has Serato DJ vinyl control tone on one side and sick break beats done by Questlove on the other. This colorful 7 vinyl set has all the tools you need to scratch over some of the coolest breaks by one of the best drummers in the world. The set also has the control tone for Serato which can also be used by portablists that need that 7-inch setup.

The set isn't cheap at $179 but its definitely worth it if you can use these tools wisely. Check out the quick video below where Questlove explains the 7-vinyl set in a quick Serato DJ interview. The press release is also below and you can head on over to the Serato DJ Website to get your own set today!

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