Pioneer DJ DJM-V10 Mixer Review - Allen & Heath Killer?
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2020
- Pioneer DJ's DJM-V10 digital DJ mixer is the first in a new series of products, aimed at audiophile DJs and those with more complex mixing, routing and performing needs than average; the kind of DJs for whom the DJM-900NXS2, for instance, may seem a limiting choice, capable though that mixer is.
As such, it is Pioneer's answer to the mixers of Allen & Heath, and especially to the PlayDifferently ModelOne, offering a large array of inputs, outputs and routing options, giving an unprecedented level of control and myriad options for workflow customisation.
We take a deep dive into the DJM-V10 in this review.
1:20 - Overview
5:30 - Filters
7:13 - Send FX
12:34 - Mixer
16:20 - Beat FX
20:22 - Inputs and outputs
22:22 - Final thoughts
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remembering to take that master channel filter down is going to be a pain point for sure. Wish there were A/B Filters, that's about the only thing missing though!
Bound to catch you out once or twice lol
@@digitaldjtips Wish I was at namm to check it out. nice video! Excited to pick one up
Christian Jackson how tf do you just ‘pick up’ a £2.7k mixer 😂
@@oscarwright2198 Watch his channel and you will know, he has some great vids btw
@@christianjackson Bruh, your videos are so EDM-corny.
I had the Pioneer DJM-1000: Pioneer's first 6 channel 24/32Bit Mixer that was $4,200.00, back in 2004. I worked double shifts for 6 months to purchase it. It was massive and the build quality has yet to be rivaled. The level of detail that went into the mixer was beyond impressive, the resistance channel faders, switchable channels, solidness of the mixer build, the isolator section... dear all that is unholy... talk about control with a great fee. For me, the mixer has always been my center point. The last decade of DJM's hasn't really impressed me. When I saw the V10, it got my attention immediately. I reluctantly traded in my DJM-1000 for the V10. The first few days, I felt I made a mistake waiting for the V10. Upon opening and playing the mixer... let's say, I have no regrets. Initially, I was completely overwhelmed. However, the layout with how everything is interlaced with the graphical squares separating each section, in matter of days, become intuitive. No, I haven't mastered the mixer. I just know what the buttons do "in theory".
Beyond happy with my purchase. I will add, this does not look or feel like other Pioneer mixers.
Awesome, thanks for sharing it's sure to help others thinking of making the jump!
ErwinSchrodinger64 thanks for sharing this
Can't wait to see Kink playing with this mixer.
🙌
he's under contract with roland, not gonna happen imho. Just watch his promo he did on the roland dj 808, with a system 1
Lalaland he already uses DJM-900NXS2
Lalaland yeah he’s been demoing pioneer gear for a while too.
It’s funny how much of an Allen & Heath copy this mixer is. Even the knob dial graphics are circles incrementing in size!
Game changer. Tremendous job from Pioneer, well done!
Nice one :)
Very interesting offering from Pioneer DJ. Thank you Phil.
No problem!
djing is going a lot towards live producing on the stage..
Very true
Yup and it makes me wonder why they still don't include TRS inputs on the channels...
been that way for awhile now. especially in techno, where djs add percussion and stuff to artists tracks. many djs just play their own stuff anyway. crowd doesn't know the artists enough to even know whats coming through the speakers.
@Matteo R yeah, some traktor loops of songs that are already loops... aka not producing.
wait wait wait, someone correct me if i'm wrong.... for a $3200 msrp mixer and you can't assign every channel it's own effect ? ......... A&H DB4 still has this option, yeah it's a 4 channel mixer instead of 6 and this mixer has 4 EQ's but the A&H DB4 can have isolation mode on the EQ's to compensate, what is really standing out many years later? I'm impressed with the look and options but to me, it looks like a Front House soundboard mini command center and not an evolution in the DJ realm.
Great review as always Phil.
Thanks :)
Pioneer ain't messing around with this mixer. Pretty awesome if you're the dj who can fully exploit, and afford it. Very nice!
Definitely!
I love the "NO CLICK IN THE CENTER" style filter! That's why I'm still rocking the DJM2000-Nexus. When useing a ''CENTER ZERO POSITION'' style encoder, it's so easy to be slighty off center "especially if the mixer has had alot of use, because the center notch becomes week & less accurate over time''
Nice one Theo
Can RMX1000 be used on master insert. Can see any mention of it?
The COMP knob is awesome! That is what I’ve been missing on the midi-controller range. (Yes I play a lot of years thru each other)
Agreed, it's an awesome addition.
Is the sound quality as good as the Rane MP2015? The filters and isolators seem to sound better on the Rane (totally different mixer obvs but I have one so was just wondering).
Reviewer seems like a good guy. I have the Model 1 and was curious about this. Thx for sharing.
No problem Omar
What's going on with the filter? You can't turn the knob to 0hz and leave the button on? Do you have to kill the filter for it to turn off?
I want this for studio use. I Would love to mix Ableton tracks with this
Cool :)
Nice review!
Thanks!
Looks promising! I'm hesitating between Module 1 / Xone:96 DJ mixer / and this. This looks like it's got all the features i need. So if i'm not mistaking it's also an audio interfase? Will be able to route for example channel 1-3 to Ableton and 3 -6 to Serato. So i can create a dj / live set? What about the send and returns can they go true some Ableton effects?
Yes, it has a full in/out audio interface, so any routing you can do with any other interface is possible with this Tom.
That's a huge leap for pioneer. I love my Xone 96, im sure people who purchase this mixer will be satisfied. I wish pioneer would make a newer standalone FX hardware like the efx/rmx.
itimmy101 rmx-1000 was a brilliant unit. I just wished they allowed it to work digitally. It has all the in and out to do so but it won’t. Which means you’re stuck with their AD/DA conversion in the middle of everything, even more annoying if you’re already playing digitally.
"im sure people who purchase this mixer will be satisfied." agreed!
Trust me, all this mixer is , is a front house mixer with effects... Materials and audio chipset lags well behind the 96 and xone db4 quality.
Yes, absolutely. I’m also really hoping that Pioneer comes with a new fx unit to supplement the wonderful V10.
I’ve been wondering about why this mixer might good for live given all the advancements and what’s happening with synths, eurorack, drum machines, controllers etc. Could you help me understand? Is the idea that there’s some way to sync up an arpeggio sequence on a synth in time with the tracked BPM or Pioneer sync? That would all be done via MIDI right? Or would this mixer interface with those types of external equipment in some other way?
It's just a very flexible mixer for primarily techno DJs who like to push things to the limits, and DJ out currently with FX pedals etc to get their sound.
I don't know if you have noticed it Phil, but the reason that the moment you turn on the filter and it starts to be in effect regardless of your turning the channel filter knob is because you have left the filter knob on the master channel open. I could sense your inner reaction that says "there is definitely something wrong but I will slide into the skid because I don't want to shoot this again" :)
Ha ha love your readying of the video, yeah I did work out the nuances, some of them pretty close to filming time though it must be said! Thanks for the feedback Baba.
I'm digging the beat FX buttons. I typically run my fx in one channel and this looks nicer than the knob for toggling channels especially compared to a 900 nxs or older trying to see what channel you on in a dark club. Compressor would be nice for playing old tunes to compared to just trimming them up.
Thanks for watching Curtis 😊
This beast is a mix of EVERYTHING!
Yeah, beast is the right word :)
After watching your video I’m going to purchase the v10and the cdjs 3000 can you please tell me what Mac book to buy to complete this system. I’m new at this but I believe in buying good quality.
Macbook Pro, highest spec in your budget
I’m setting up this system in my home so far i have purchased Two QSC ks 12.2 and one 118 sub going to buy two pioneer 3000 cdjs should I just get the djm 900 nxs2 ? Please give me your input. Is v10 overkill
Only you can decide that Glenn, they're very different mixers so work out what you actually need
Before watching whole video i already guessed this is good Competition with alen&heath, A&H is always my first choice in mixer but this something i concern before buying...👌👌👌
Definitely
The Xone 96 is almost half the price of this, so if you can buy a xone and some proper fx boxes youre still cheaper.
I think this is for a niche market only, and pioneer showing their chops..if they bring this functionality to a 4 channel mixer, then there is real competition.
But despite that, this beast looks awesome!
Phil, I like the way you said "Rooter". I was thinking I have to buy this exotic piece of music gear to hook up my CDJ's to this beast? We pronounce it R -out-er here in the states. I'm joking of course, you're one of my heroes in the DJ and technology review sectors.
I called up my one millionaire DJ friend (that I don't know) to check this out. After searching for his keys for 15 minutes in his 10 room mansion, we hopped in his Bugatti and drove to our local Guitar Center to pre-order this Mixing desk. incredibly, they laughed at us and told us..1. It's for DJ's and 2. No, we won't have this on the showroom floor or maybe never. I know, I couldn't believe it either. They also said no, we don't carry Rooters here. Unbelievable.
Brilliant 😆Thanks for watching!
This is 1st time club/festival mixer since DJM 1000 in 2005 which is more customize efx system and possible use for EDCLV this May.
Yeah will be at home in big clubs and at festivals
As a former DJM 1000 owner, I would only consider a replacement for DJM-1000 unless Pioneered released a dedicated 6-channel mixer that truly had something new to add. I bought the V10 three months again. It was worth it.
Do you think this is the only product Pionner will release this year? I was hoping for the follow up to the CDJ 2000 Nexus 2 (CDJ 2000 Nexus 3).
Highly doubtful that this will be the only thing this year
Thank you for your comment. Greatly appreciated!
did you notice that when you pressed the filter button, even if the knob was turned all the way down, there was still some filter on? best regards
the amount of knobs would give me anxiety in a dark nightclub
Lol definitely got to be on your game
That's who it's for...
I wondered by they took away the white trim on the outside of the EQ trim pots. I always thought that was plus to lower end mixers. Then again there is always chroma caps.
Don’t you mean MORE anxiety? Lol
@@welchimusic7953 I already struggle with eyesight and a regular djm 900 hahaha
I've got a Xone 96 and have no intention of switching, but this adds a the ability to do a lot of the things the Xone enables me to in often more intuitive ways, with some extra bells and whistles on top. Although I would miss the ability to route my external FX units through eachother (Delay>Reverb), I'd imagine just pairing one of my outboard units with the build-in Beat-FX would accomplish the same task. Definitely curious to try one of these out.
Nice one Andrew, let us know what you think if you get your hands on one of them :)
Great Video how do you hook turntables to this tank? Thanks !
Just plug them in around the back...
hello , do you think they will do a baby one like 4 channel for replace djm900NX2?
I don't think so no
So from my first observation of the length and size of that mixer, the next series of CDJ's will be larger and longer to fill out the size of the mixer?
Don't think so, the mixer is just a bit wider than the previous one
We love it when Phil gets excited 13:59
Haha thanks Chris
As many people already mentioned I (as a listerner, not a DJ) am really afraid of that compressor. Technically it's a brilliant feature and for people that know how to use it right it'll give them a lot more freedom and make their life easier. But keep in mind that there are people out there that think a gain knob is volume control. So I'm a bit skeptical^^
Very true, knowing how to use your gear properly should be a priority for everyone
It’ll be interesting to see how the more performance-based DJs use this in the wild with samplers etc. Overkill for me and many others but there is clearly a market for this and they’ll be rubbing their hands in excitement.
Completely agree
might as well actually play live w/ a dope live mixer. This is some loops on tops of toops on top of FX garbage.
Only Jews rub hands for these sort of things, not the gentiles.
I really like the look of the fx section.
Thanks for watching :)
Looks incredible....wish it wasn’t so dear as it’s got everything I would want !
Yeah not cheap but got to think it would last you a very long time :)
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true mate
The price seems fair for what you are getting. I wouldn't hesitate to buy one. I think a lot of people that would normally buy an Allen and Heath would get this instead. Its so much closer to an A&H performance wise, and the integration with the CDJ's makes it a much more compelling purchase.
Thanks for sharing!
Hi everyone. I have a licence key for Rekordbox. Sold my DDJ and bought a Denon MCX 8000.
But recordbox would not play on my controller or vice versa . How is this possible ?
Why can i not play with Denon MCX 8000 ?
Anyone please ?
It's not a compatible controller
Anyone remembers the DJM-2000...? I never saw anyone used that in a "real world" DJ set.. This reminds me of that
Ellaskins has one
DJ Dynablend yes. But have you ever seen it used at a gig?
@@ClectaSkiMusic No I believe he is the only guy in the world with one lol, never seen one anywhere. Not even on gig logs
ClectaSkiMusic i saw a lot of clubs with the 2000 mixer, you guys talking like it’s some kind of lost treasure, what Indiana Jones searching for 🤷♂️
its used in the Carl Cox's Boiler Room ua-cam.com/video/vy-k0FopsmY/v-deo.html
I want this for my live hardware set. Currently use the Roland MX-1 but I want individual channel effects. Love the external bus input. It’s actually a 10 channel as you have two mono mics and two stereo external pedal inputs. Wish it had MIDI input alongside the output to make it slave time clock.
Thanks for watching Eric :)
I love the zoom when you say CONTROL hahahah, also great vid! love the v10, many applications for it other than just traditional DJing. The CDJ 3000s though, fail.
Haha glad you liked it :)
Let me guesS. It WILL COST 15.000$?
* 3.300$
@@Michiel_H *Too much
It's a nice mixer but crazy to think you can get a Midas M32R for cheeper!
probably $15.777777k+tax
Close enough
i mix stuff from many time periods and getting all the various tunes to sound ok together is tricky especially on my small system.I sometimes notice the lack of oomph when i try and mix and old tune fro the 60s next to something really modern.I might match beats ok but the 60s track can sometimes sound a bit weak.When recording a mix i can fix this a bit in post but its even more of a challenge live and its not just a case of volume but a duller less bright sound like the 60s tune is 480p and the up to date is 1080p or worse 4k if you get my meaning.
Try out Platinum Notes, it helps with this problem
What I like about Denon/Pioneer is they manage to lower the cost of gear across the board. A&H (and PLAYDifferently) are very much innovators, Pioneer comes in and works out how to lower the price. This is progress and good for everyone. If you only need 2 channels then there are loads of awesome/cheap mixers out there just for you! This is a new category of mixers for artists that are running loads of gear onstage or performing with Ableton. Very cool stuff. Anyone that doesnt want a Model 1 + external audio interface, then this is a great option for you.
Thanks for weighing in :)
I like the way this is going. I work with 4 channels and a TR8S and this could be useful... but i m not sure that it will be a club standard anytime soon... anyway it s a nice gear to play with. The only thing stopped me to buy the Model1 was the lack of effects.
Would work great for someone like yourself 👍
O own DJM 600 and love it.
Cool :)
Nice observations
Thanks for watching :)
That's the closest one to xone DB4 in the market!! GOOD JOB pioneer, keep improving maybe one day..
Thanks for watching :)
Is the sound quality good enough to use it as a studio mixer? (as well as DJing). Would definitely want to use it as a production tool once I got used to bouncing stuff around on it.... (Especially at that price)
We haven't tested it for that application
96khz/64bit processing.
You can see the full details of the DAC on the pioneer website
What's that articulated laptop arm you're using?
geni.us/Hm2vgMc :)
Hi Phil, how do +6 v10 mids compare to +10 mids of Xone 96 ?
We'd have to do a side by side comparison, maybe we will!
Nice video ‼️‼️‼️‼️
Thanks very much
Looks like a Allen and Heath/pioneer collab. Dreamy mixer
Agreed!
Very impressive mixer !! I'll stick to my 96 tho !!! but the comp part is interesting , let's hope DJ's etc know what they are doing with extra new features like that , I think it's a possible sound engineers nightmare but only time will tell on its use in clubs, some producers artists don't really understand compression let alone a DJ ??
I'm hope there's not too many producers that don't understand compression 😅
tuff question now what to buy .... model 1, xone:96 or this one
Decisions, decisions!
its like a cross between a DJ mixer and a mixing desk. Would be great for dub sets.
It would indeed...
Are the filters / eq all analogue or digital?
... nice having effects on the cross fader (bounce fx to track feature) is a killer feature on the octatrack..
the glitchFx are still the pioneer cheese.. and no dirty analogue saturation distortion.. but it has send/returns to compensate.
All digital
The Mid's here are called "Swept Mid's" what this does Is, If You are playing a Motown Track, through the Compressor, The High's (Treble) are effected and sound Thin and Harsh (like some Sixties Music), So with the "Swept Mid's" You can now Tone down just the Vocals, So more control over the Middle, Vocal range without touching the main Treble Knob. and killing the High Hats with It. Something all controller's should have by Now. One Gripe other than the Mic's are overlooked as a Secondary thing. Is the lack of a Mono Button next to the Fader. Playing some Tracks from the 50's and sixties that are Electronically Stereo-ed (Horrible) This gives You the Option of Going Mono on them ones. Formula Sound were the only ones to address this. Thanks for the review.
Thanks for watching and weighing in :)
Does it have a high quality soundcard? I expect so - but I can't find anything about it including how many channels and sample rate.
Don't have the spec to hand but it's a high spec, new chip, sound quality is their main thing with this mixer. So in short, yes.
Go to pioneer website. All the info is on there. On spec, it looks like it actually has one of the best sound cards on the market right now.
96khz/64bit processing
@@dsquareddan thanks
As a current Xone:96 owner, I have to admit, Pioneer have certainly surprised me w' this one.
Granted, it's not going to have the lush analog sound that my X96 has, but of all the Pioneer mixers that they've
ever released, this one appeals to me the most. I wouldn't be "too" disappointed if I showed up in a booth and found this.
*It is disappointing that the EFX is on that oldschool plastic touch screen. Makes you wonder if the new CDJ will be the same.
A good compliment for the Pioneer :) We wouldn't either!
Sound quality wise which mixer is better v10 or a9?
They're basically the same
Guy, what’s the track that’s playing throughout the whole video????!
Can we listen to a set without silly FXs? Just good sound from an analog mixer like a Bozak or Urei mixer?
We're not stopping you fro doing so... What's your point please?
Hi! Im about to buy a pair of CDJ 3000s and i cant decide on a mixer. I'm organizing events and renting my equipment out to other promoters. Im stuck between DJM 900nx2 and DJM V10. Will V10 scare off potential costumers as its so BIG? 900nx2 is kinda old now and i dont want to buy something that might get upgraded any day. Also 900nx2 is too small for CDJ 3000's but V10 is too big... The only perfectly fitting mixer is s11 :/ Please help me 900nx2 or V10 :( I dont mind spending more
Nxs2. V10 is a very specialised mixer.
@@digitaldjtips thank you!
Great review very easy to follow and efficient!
Thanks for watching!
It sure is a beast of a mixer!
🙌
Wow Mr phil you are pretty damn fast...👍👍i mean a few moments pioneer shows it new mixer to the world in it UA-cam channel and a few moments later you already reviewed the mixers...that is insanely fast..👍👍😁
Thanks ;)
"Unity" just means same out level at some point as input level at another point in signal flow. I think you meant to just say 'get your average loudness similar between the tracks'.
What would have been even better than the Comp control would have been a Dyn control with 12 o'clock off, compressor on one side, and expander on the other. Lots of Utility settings tweaks you could also allow the adjustment on for those possible, too... ratios, levels, thresholds, etc.
They probably used the plastic touch screen so it could be pressure sensitive instead of capacitive, which is less prone to interference and accidental presses. Quite a smart idea with making part of the control over the master effects a touch screen like that, IMO, as it allows changes later.
Definitely going after A&H and Playdifferently with that, especially the Xone 96 and DB4. Maybe also the Formula Sound FF6.2 and Rane MP2015. I assume the Rotarykits.com crew will be out with a mod. It’s lacking simultaneous high and low pass filters, full effects sections per channel, and full matrix inputs of the DB4. The Playdifferently, FF6.2 and MP2015 also have the ability to double up on both high and low pass on the same channel. Pioneer probably would have been better off replacing the treble with a dedicated LP and the low tone knob with a dedicated HP and lose their shared knob. That said, it looks like they went with normal EQs and not fixed or optional isolators on the channels, which is a good idea in and of itself even compared to the MP2015’s current use of only reduced-group-delay quasi-FIR 2nd-order isos on the channels without any bypass or optional EQ mode possible considering it's already got a master IIR 4th-order master iso.
Pioneer may have changed the ADC architecture, as it appears to be the first major Pioneer digital DJM to have fixed-gain analog inputs with the lack of the DJM900NXS2 and Tour "clip" channel LED indicators for the true analog trimming. Not really necessary to have done it this way, but everyone else does digital DJ mixers this fixed way. I’m curious about the DSP and audio processing code library they went with, because the particular TI one they've been using since the DJM-800/1000 on has used very similar coding even with each new model, including the newest with double float, with kind of a bloated low-end, among other things. Their master out section is still kind of wanky, though, with boost over unity, a different metering scale, and an extra red. As a definite first for Pioneer, they did finally mark the unity with a specific zero on the master knob, but I doubt they’re giving a -10dB option in the Utility settings like Denon gives you. Really no reason for it to have boost over unity on the master.
6 SPDIF inputs is a first and welcome. The AES/EBU master digital out from the Tour is also welcome.
Not quite sure how you persuade the Xone analog, Playdifferently, or Formula Sound crowd to come over to digital. Certainly X1700, DB4, MP2015, and even the PPD9000 (that had channel compressors, by the way) proved you can get digital sound that meets or exceeds even the best analog DJ mixers, so perhaps this is just a matter of getting audiophile DJs to listen to the V10 or the other top digital boards.
And may I just finally point out those meters? I guess meant to help people with color blindness. Lots of indications of Pioneer trying to play catch up with other brands on the V10.
Nonetheless, this is a very exciting mixer.
Thanks for your very detailed addition to our analysis, Reticuli.
There’s a -12dB master attenuation setting.
Also I suspect they did away with the channel Clip, because they have “64bit processing” now, so the headroom is probably well and above what the VU shows.
@@dsquareddan Is the -12dB master attenuation before or after the master knob, though? They only need a digital domain -10dB attenuation before the master knob (or I guess -5dB according to the knob labeling) and then a mic/line setting for the analog out itself for people who don't know how to properly use studio boards :-)
The only reason to get rid of the channel "Clip" word LEDs would be if the gain/trim stages are now purely digital domain and the ADC stages are fixed gain... i.e. the trim knobs now don't do anything to analog inputs going into the converters as on prior Pioneer digital DJMs. The double precision float DSP has nothing to do with this and was also present on the NXS2 and Tour mixers. From the DJM-800/1000-on, though, their ADC gain/trim architecture has been different than other digital DJ mixer designs, so I'm wondering if they've changed that now. I never really considered it an issue except from the standpoint of metering prior to the "Clip" LEDs, as there are pluses and minuses to each approach.
So since the "Clip" word LEDs are gone, are the ADC stages fixed gain/trim now like most other digital DJ mixers?
Still wondering why they decided to do the LP filter with a dry/wet left-to-right knob and why the HP filter isn't on the lower Send knob so you could double them up. The filter selection and resonance is also shared on all the channel filters. I'm curious who they actually had test run this design, because it's got some goofy choices.
It honestly looks like a copy-paste job from MS Paint. If you wanna see a really useable copy-paste job, do a search for my 3CH matrix version of the PlayDifferently.
nice kit
Definitely is :)
But how does it stack up against the Xone 96??? I've got the 96 but am drooling over this mixer! Thinking of upgrading!
Maybe we could do a comparison video :)
@@digitaldjtips Hey Phil... go for that V10 vs Xonw96 head to head video!
Who can I contact to send the mixer home for review?
Pioneer ;) lol
Usual question : is this class compliant on the A/B USB ports ? Wouldn't spend 3K and depend on Pioneers' willing to update the drivers.
We don;t have the answer to that at hand, there were no specs with it as it was a pre-release model.
To me it looks way more producer and musician oriantated... and of course they try to kill A&H :D Especially with the 4-band EQ :D Very nice!
It's a beast that's for sure :)
Not happening
This is what Pioneer was doing in the lab. While Denon just launched an all out assault on them. This mixer will make the crowd forget what track is playing with all of those effects on top of it. Two different companies. One makes an extension of the same old thing. And the other makes new never done before things.
Denon just came out with a wireless portable standalone; they haven’t been sleeping either.
@@iTubeYou That's what I was talking about! All though you still need wiring to hook up your speakers. 😉
Frank Berry exaactly this business decision is probably going to do very well for Pioneer
It's pretty whack compared to actually buying a live mixer and doing some real live type shit.
Not to mention it's a obvious Allen & Heath rip off with 2 extra channels.
Hello Mate. I enjoy your videos and have a lot of respect for what you guys do. I was wondering how's the sound coming out from an Analog source (Vinyl), while I know the sound quality is subjective but we can all agree (or not but doesn't change the fact) that the recent Pioneer mixers were terrible on Analog source (Including the NX2 and S9) I was hoping this compressor would create a decent balance even though I've lost faith on Pioneer especially since this seems to be a fully digital mixer... That's exactly why pioneer isn't competing with most A&H, because they care about Analog... let's not even mention the Mastersound. Since this is a game changer (in theory) and for the price tag, I was hoping they would have done something about that. How does it sound on vinyl?
We only had the mixer for a few hours, and didn't get to test the vinyl performance, but as they are selling it as an "audiophile mixer" I would guess that they'll have upgraded the phono preamps.
@@digitaldjtips Please let me know when u get a chance to test it with record vinyl, the definition of "Audiophile" for Pioneer is flexible. Many thanks
I expect the screen is like that so you can actually use the gear while wet. It’s a problem with the new screens that a drop or two skews the usability.
Good point.
Wonderful review!
Thanks a lot!
Does demo for new pro DJ mixer, still runs it in the "red."
Does talk about sound quality, plays m4a files.
Looks very interesting.. would love to see this being used by industry pros and hear their feedback
Agreed!
@@digitaldjtips I mean if the sound card is better or as good as rane MP2015 and has the functions beyond A&H, Model 1 and RMX100 combined.. its surely the jack of all trades.. and should be the industries go to mixer once again.. Looking forward to their answer on CDJ/XDJ lineup as well.. Do you think its going to be this year?
Yeah I've got a good feeling this will be the year :)
the frecuency cut is analog or digital?
Full digital mixer, not a Hibrid like a 96 or PX5
Everything is digital.
Very nice compresor per chanel for older vinyl
Definitely!
Fader start? Does it have?
Doesn't look like it, would need to check with Phil but he's at NAMM at the moment scouting for more new gear 😄
Fingers crossed for a Xone DB6 release 😁
Cool :)
Great mixer, hope a 4 channel version of this comes out. Name of the track for the presentation - please?
Would be cool :) "Tech-Know" but it's unreleased
Thanks for the answer! Please let me know when the song is released ;-)
@@digitaldjtips
It was made by DJ Joey Santos years ago so it's probably never getting a full release unfortunately, many ask about it :)
You make me want a 4 channel version.
That would be cool!
You mention DJM REC works with this mixer, but the app hasn’t been working on iOS13 for many months now.
When will Pioneer fix this huge bug???
We hear you Terence, hopefully soon
I wonder when this will be available?
I'm seeing delivery dates in Feb in the UK at least
beast mixer.
👌
Nice
Agreed!
I like how you used an RCA cable split into 2 and plugged them into the digital ports. it works...but it's not really meant for that. actual digital cables have a different ohm rating
We needed a solution at a push, and it worked fine for the review :)
actually they dont. 99% of rca cables are 75 ohm they just aren't labled as such. that's the rca specification. but cheaply made super long ones may end up with a higher impedance
wait wait wait, someone correct me if i'm wrong.... for a $3200 msrp mixer and you can't assign every channel it's own effect ? ......... A&H DB4 still has this option, yeah it's a 4 channel mixer instead of 6 and this mixer has 4 EQ's but the A&H DB4 can have isolation mode on the EQ's to compensate, what is really standing out many years later? I'm impressed with the look and options but to me, it looks like a Front House soundboard mini command center and not an evolution in the DJ realm.
Hmm, a compressor. Am I a legend for riding the trim knob(kinda doing what a compressor would do but manually, although not exactly the same thing) to match levels while doing open format sets where I'd mix an 80s track to a club banger?
PHAT DADDY the compressor is a dynamic range processor
You're definitely a bit of a legend for that haha
PHAT DADDY the compressor might be my favorite new thing here. Not gonna buy one of course but I might start shopping for a stand-alone to use as an external fx unit
Wow pioneer really hit it out the park here
Nice one :)
What is your own opinion model 1 or pioneer V10?
We haven't reviewed the Model 1
Screen on this mixer is typical old 90 tech garbage. It worries me what next CDJ will look like. With this crap again when we have Denon now? I hope not. But this is really telling and disappointing already. Done commenting for today. Thanks. :) Cool ideas in this mixer but Pioneer is old corporation with Apple taste in pricing structure. Give as liitle as you can for as much as you can get form them. Waiting for 1000$ Laptop/mixer stand form Pioneer.
@@benceujvari960 love your response cheers
mark narain thanks man 😅
Have you actually played on the V10. When I bought mine, I immediately got rid of my X1800 as this mixer is at a whole other level and the way hetter sound quality, features and build quality more than justifies the price difference vs Denon. I kept my SC5000 as I do like those a lot and those players together with the V10, to me, is the best of both worlds.
Answer to Play Differently ...
Definitely!
unsinndj not at all. I have the Model 1 and it’s completely different to this pioneer mixer.
Watching Phil triple tap the screen to get it to respond was painful. 18:57
dEnOn iS lAGgy
It's pretty responsive, those little corner buttons seemed to be a little harder to hit :)