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Use a Mixer With Your DJ Controller For a More Professional Setup.
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- Опубліковано 1 січ 2021
- A quick video on why you should be using and external mixer with your DJ Setup.
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Out of all the reviews I have looked at, you have been the only one that specifically tells what wire goes where. Many thanks.
Even a Pro DJ need a Mixer.
Thank you sir I'm AMIT from balaghat India
Great piece of advice! Its the best way to go!!
i would also add that most budget dj controller lack of the Booth out, so you also solve this problem just plugging from the Mixer auxiliary out or phone out to the monitors and you have a complete control of the monitoring volume.
Greetings from Chile mate, Hooray! I just couldn’t be happier for your channel going up!!
Nice video and tips, yes the bonus of a side mixer is you have more inputs and outputs for those annoying videoographers at weddings!
Thank you!
And agreed! Lol
@DJHuckmonkey Then route the signal from the basic mixer into an effects unit (Delay, Echo, Reverb, Pitch control, Auto warp long sample, Convolution Reverb, Compressor, Desser, Hi pass, Low pass filters ) add in a Novation Launchpad on one channel running through Ableton in session view, a Push III and a Maschine Mk III, only I am using an Allen and Heath QU 16
If you doing gigs then yes a mixer is a good upgrade. I want to try route the DDJ200 to a mixer with USB input then use asio on laptop to give me 2 separate channels for headphones and output.
It would be nice if you mention the inputs and outputs for the connection.
yeah everything else was Coolio, but some of us need a lil more guidance. You still get 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. great tutorial
Great video but you never mentioned where to plug the controller. Thank you
so well explained!
Thank You for this video , straight to the point & real information . Awesome
This was literally exactly what I was looking for
thanks so much for the teaching it help me a lot
Exactly what I was looking for.. Thank you for your work.. 😏
Bro that great advice!
Thanks!
Thank you for this video. In my opinion it would have been better if you would have recorded the video from your seating position, it would make the inputs more visible.
Easy 👍
This literally helped me out a lot !!!
I'm happy you found it useful!
No visual on what spot exactly you plugged those 1/4” cables or XLR’s into. As well as if ur using subwoofers. 🤔
Nice Tip :)
It's really nice to adjust the bass with an external mixer. Once i did a little gig with selfmade speakers from the owner. They had pressure but they were not balanced very well (to much highs/mids and a little less bass). My DDJ-1000 does not have the option to make master EQ adjusts. So this would have been the perfekt solution :)
Great video but you guy's have to include the cables that you're using in the links lol
Good stuff! Thank you!
Thanks again Back to Back. peace, Dj discOworm
Where does the input or output goes from which to w
Nice video....💪🔥
Good work Mate 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Thank you! I always appreciate your feedback.
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On another note I have the MG10 mixer and was wondering why don't they have mid-range adjustments on Ch. 5/6, 7/8 and 9/10..? Also can I use 1/4-in heavy duty speaker cables to my powered speakers instead of XLR..?
The Architect Of Sound: In theory this is fundamentally sound (no pun intended) except there are individuals who do not understand the theory of sound; for, that can turn into a conundrum. I believe you are using a two channel by Yamaha and that should be fine; for, those who consider themselves to be a neophyte.
Thanks for the video. Learned a lot. Sub’d
You're welcome! Thanks for the sub, and I'm happy the video helped you out.
Did you connect the controller to a “line in” connector?
Thank you! My English language is not good and i need to ask something because im using flx4. If i buy some mixer, is it possible to use effect pedals on it? I looking for way to use effect pedals with my flx4.
But sir What is this Pioneer model, what is its full name, what is the price of the controller?
great advice! Im about to spend $699 on a bigger controller just for XLR and booth! This might save me!
I'm glad I could help. And if that's the main reason you're upgrading, I think it's a great controller.
I agree...
I don’t have big speakers yet I have small ones at home I will like to plug those into my mixer but idk what cables to use
To where did you connect the controller to?
Im getting interference from RCA out and there only 2mtr cables.
how to setup pioneer ddj 400 with a yamaha MG10 mixer with powered speakers
What types of cables did you use from the controller to the mixer
Standard RCA cables with 1/4 inch adapter into the mixer.
Can u explain to me how you’d run a cell phone to this mixer as a backup incase computer crashes? Thank you 🙏
There will be a channel with quarter inch jack inputs (female holes) on the mixer. You should get a quarter inch jack combination meaning left and right on one end that will have a headphone jack on the other end of the wire. Get the appropriate attachment that will fit on the other end of the wire so it will plug into your phone. That is the ideal back up solution in case anything goes wrong with your controller or computer. It will help you keep the party going while you troubleshoot. In many cases you will only need to plug 1 quarter inch jack in Mono (left hole of the mixer in most cases) since your phone is only providing one signal. Hope this helps.
I have the ddj flx6 and am curious if the RCA ro 1/4 into the mixer will still create an unbalance audio? And if so, is it possible to even get it balanced without an XLR direct from deck to mixer to speaker?
How would I setup a Monitor speaker for mixing? I'm old school I like a monitor close to me.
Great content. My question is , I currently have a DDJ 400 , if I upgrade to the DDJ RX3 which doesn’t support streaming services. Could I still use my phone through my mixer to play requested songs on the fly that may not be on my flash drive.
yes
@@leopldoalvarez Thanks
but rca to xlr or 1/4 is still unbalanced. without special boxes will this type of set-up cause line hum or feedback? i am getting back into DJing and just got a Numark MT3Pro....it has RCA outputs. :(
Thanks so much I just ordered mines but the 12 mixer and wasn’t sure how to connect everything. New to dj_Ing 2 years in the wiring can be confusing at times (Got color tape).
You can do that with just a DI Box
Would you say having this setup is the same as having the same sound as with controllers that have XLRS?
Good question. Generally, controllers with RCAs only don't put out quite as much power as controllers with XLRs, mostly because controllers with RCAs only are usually not as premium quality as ones with XLRs, so their pre-amps aren't quite as good. The sound quality varies between controllers. But what XLRs will do for you over RCAs, is carry a signal over a greater distance with out degrading sound quality. RCAs are very limited how long they can be without picking up interference. Also, a set up like this with an external mixer will add a bit of headroom to your existing controller. In otherwords, it will give you a bit more clean volume, because it has better pre-amps than a more budget friendly controller.
So short answer, it may or may not give you as high of quality sound as a more premium controller with XLRs, but will most definitly give you better sound quality than a more budget friendly controller with RCAs only.
Hope that makes sense and helps!
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for this.
I'm trying to get back into DJing but it looks like my Rane 56 and Scratch Live interface is out of date now. I want a controller that will still let me us my 56 & 1200s, with Serato.
So I'm assuming I can also basically hook up an RCA only controller to my 56 and that will work the same, right?
Lol, I just realized your channel is also called "Back 2 DJing". I was meant to find this page 😅
but can you hook up an extra powered subwoofer???
Hello sir , planning on purchasing a Pioneer XDJ-RX3 mixer , would it be possible to hook this up on my Yamaha Aventage home theater system with a Definitive bi-polar built in subwoofer tower speakers? Thank you in advance for your time
this is very helpful thankyou! question would you suggest getting this set up or would a dj controller with xlr plugs be better bang for your buck?
I would tend to lean toward a controller with xlr outputs. They are usually higher quality controllers. Having said that, a mixer on the side gives you more control over your system, and can always be useful, especially if you DJ weddings. It's also good to have for backup, so if your controller or laptop goes down, you can plug another source such as your phone into the mixer while you sort out the issue. And on top of that, a dedicated mixer will give you better sound quality and control of your mics. The mic preamps in most controllers are usually not very good.
So basically, I would recomend a controller with xlr outs, but I would also always recomend a mixer on the side as well, regardless of the controller you choose. This is assuming that you are planning on playing gigs. If just in your home or small parties, then a good controller might be all you need.
Hope that helps.
Question. I have the same mixer, and go RCA out to Dual 1/4 inch and run in 3/4 and it sounds great. Curious why you're using L(Mono) on both 3/4 and 5/6?
Thanks
Just what I needed thank you for saying that
Thank you so much for this video! Quick question how many speakers can you plug into the mixer? and can you also plug in your Bass (subwoofer) ? thanks again!
I have the pioneer DDJ SR2. It has mic input and XLR input. Would I still need a mixer?
Thanks for the great video. If I am using the XLR outs from my controller, would I plug them in to channel 1, and 2 on the external mixer? So one channel would control left speaker volume and other right speaker? Thanks for your time.
Hi there. Can you set it up so channel 1 only outputs through L and channel 2 only outputs through R? So if i plug my RX2 direct into channel 1 and 2 and have 1 speaker plugged into the L and 1 plugged into the R i can then change the bass, treble and gains for each speaker independently? Hope that makes sense lol... Thx 👍🏻
Question can I connect my Amp to the mixer
Really nice video! you have a new suscriber, btw, I can connect a Numark Mixtrack Platinum Fx to Mixer 900 Nexus?
Thanks for the sub! I don't see why not. The mixer has line in and the mixtrack has RCA out, so shouldn't be a problem.
what mixer can i get to do this same thing but also be able to add a turntable. Please help
I think the djm-750 from pioneer would do that trick. Or even a 250mk2 for one turn table and one controller
@@CrazyKnows Thank you. I appreciate The help & Input..
Hey idol! Can i have your one controller? How much your old controller idol? I dont have enough money to buy new controller😢.
How about ddj 200 😥
Nice video by the way so I have a yamaha mg10xu mixer where should I plug my XLR in because when I plugged into 3/4 channels it was peaking and distorting so should I plug into the UNBALANCED channels?
XLR master out to speakers..
Does this set up work if I have passive speakers
The answer I’ve been looking for! Thanks for that. If I want to run mono and daisy chain my speakers (separate areas of the bar), would you suggest RCAs to a single 1/4” in the mixer (Left), then just one XLR (Left) out to Speaker 1? Or, is there a setting/switch on the mixer where I can run stereo out of controller to the mixer, then mono out of the mixer? Thanks!!
Hi Joe, sorry for the late reply. I would set the controller on mono, usually done in the software. Then run both RCA's from the controller to the external mixer. Then both outputs of the mixer will have the same mini sound. Then you can use each output of the external mixer for a different area of you bar, and both will put out the same mono sound. I hope that helps!
Thank you for your video. When connected to a dj controller, I assume you still control the music volume on the controller. What do you set the main volume on the mixer? Thanks.
Hi Mike, sorry for the late reply. The main thing is that you don't have any of your levels clipping, or red lining. I would set my controller so that it's slightly below clipping (levels just pushing into yellow, not into red). Then set the external mixer level to suit the room/enviroment, and use that to adjust throughout the set if you need more or less volume. Hope that helps, I'm thinking I'll make a video explaining this
@@yyccarportraits thank you so much for the reply
All this powered by your laptop??
Yup, the controller basically controlls the dj software, as well as distribute the audio signals.
What kind of RCA to hook up from the controller into Yamaha?
Any RCA will do. But the mixer is 1/4 inch in, so you need RCA to 1/4 inch, or RCA to RCA with 1/4 inch adapter.
Great video. I currently have the Denon MC6000 MK with a Yamaha MG10XU The Denon has XLR outputs would I need to get XLR to 1/4 to connect to the mixer and use the XLR on the mixer to the speakers. Please let me know when you get a chance thank you so much.
Hi DJ Storm. Do you have auxillary outs on your MC6000?
@@DJHuckmonkey Yes Booth balanced and of rca unbalanced
Since that mixer has 4 xlr inputs, you could just run xlr into the mixer, and still have 2 xlr channels left over for mics. Or you can run from RCA out on your denon to quarter inch or RCA in on the mixer, saving your denon's xlrs for subs and fill speakers at large venues. When running a short distance, it doesn't hurt to use RCA's or quarter inch. So really, you have alot of options, just depends on how you want everything to work, and what kind of set ups you plan on running.
Hope that helps and makes sense. Let me know if you have any questions. Might be better put into a video.
@@DJHuckmonkey Thanks so much I will give it a shot Monday and get back to you. Thanks again for your help
You're welcome. Glad I could help. After you try it out, if you're still not sure, maybe let me know a little more about your set up, and I'll try to help you narrow down how to set it up.
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Thanks for the sub! How long you been DJing?
One year now
@Dj Pooh nice!
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