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You would probably do alright with a mixtrack pro and serato.

This guy has a nice remix on his facebook https://www.facebook.com/EricLamProducer/app_220150904689418

What are the outputs plugged into now?

Try to ignore them from the off. Put your headphones on and if they tap grad you point to the headphones. You have to be firm when saying no. If those Jock types think they can wiggle their way in some one they’ll keep trying.

Thanks that should help with serato too

It might have something to do with “soft takeover”. When using 4 decks on a 2 deck controller, the software wont change all the settings of the volume faders right away when you switch to deck 3/4. you have to move the pitch/line/eq knobs to their default position before they will have any effect.

I actually just helped a guy out with a gig that did something similar. He’s been in the game for a very long time and has a really good reputation. I was surprised to find out that he played a lot of very long premixed mixes. He made them himself though and they were like hour long CD’s worth. Was it cheating? Initially i felt that way but after some thought i would say no. If you have enough experience to know what a crowd would like and be able to use the mixes effectively then go ahead. I prefer the flexibility of individual tracks.