Just to clarify these are all DJ controllers which only work with a Laptop using only Recordbox DJ. Only the DDJ-1000 & 800 work as a stand alone mixer. The DDJ-1000 has two USBs inputs to seamlessly switch been DJs as the 800 does not. All of these controllers are awesome! Thanks for watching
I'm a fulltime DJ who gigs A LOT. Usually 3 to 4 times every week. I use the DDJ-800 and couldn't be happier. I used to use the SX2 but then moved to the SR2 because it was smaller. At many gigs, space is an issue. However, the 800 was the perfect upgrade from the SR2.
I currently own a 400 and love it with the plans of getting a 1000. I've seen numerous videos about the 1000 and can't wait to get it. I actually want an ns7iii but it's not a rekordbox controller. Plus the 1000 has more features and it's lighter in weight.
never had a controller looking at the ( 1000 srt ) for mt first what do you think. was a dj out of n.y.c over 35 years have old school ( 1200mk2s ) over 100.000 records just want it for home ( house mixing ) what do you think. thanks
You can use auxiliary with the DDJ-1000. All you have to do is use an RCA to auxiliary adapter. Plug the RCA into channel 3 or 4, switch that channel to line, and there you go.
When you first buy the DDJ 400 it’s then ok to upgrade in to the DDJ 1000. Here is the deal. If you upgrade into the DDJ 800 you wouldn’t find enough differences from the DDJ 400. But if you first get the DDJ 800 you would run in to the same issue upgrading to the DDJ 1000, plus the fact that you had already spent much money on the 800 it wouldn’t make any sense upgrading into the 1000 with not so many differences
i have this problem, I currently own the ddj 200 and want an upgrade. It's just that I started dj-ing half a year ago so i'm just a beginner, but i'm sick of the fact that i'm so dependant of my laptop. I don't know if I want to buy a 400 or a 800, because the 400 doesn't cost as much but I think it wouldn't take much time when I'd like to have another upgrade. But I'm not sure if the 800 is right for me as I'm just into having gigs.
@@theleye5370 if you’re tired of using the laptop i’m sorry to tell you that every model you mentioned needs a laptop/ipad to work. With that being said i’d highly recommend you to stop overthinking and get the 800. You’ll learn in short time. Plus you have an independent mixer built in with all the professionals input and outputs. Without mentioning all the other features the 400 can only dream about :)
I’m a Old Skool DJ from the Technic’s Era , but I’m finally transitioning to using controllers. Started out using a Hercules DJ Mix Controller and still using that currently. Planning on purchasing the Pioneer DDJ 800 . Something about that controller just catches my eye. Definitely want that one !
Wanted a 800, realized 1000 is the better value and featured mixer, bought a 400 because of $$$. Ultimately the 400 is awesome for the price. Just wish it had dedicated fx switch and slightly larger jogs
just got my djddj 800 nad love the hell out of it as for the 100 its the same as it should 2 channel instaed of 4 channels ,,im good on my part for the money and size as well ,,,
Hey when you do dont sell sb3. I have both. Use it for small. Function i was gonna sell it but kept it due to havinf a small function i saw why i should keep it just a little word of advice
I have ddj 400, awsome buy for that price, but..... I am not satisfied with the sound quality output on ddj 400. Does ddj 800 and 1000 have better sound quality?
Hi, if the ddj 1000 or ddj 800 controller has the cue split switch to separate the preloaded track in the headphones on the left side and the master on the right side? Thanks in advance for your reply.
Strip out version of earlier controllers from pioneer. NO master filter, NO second FX controls, only 1 fx per deck select or master, for exemple you can not selec FX ON on deck 1 and 2 and leave 3 and 4 without FX, LOOP is made worse, on DDJ RZX, DDJ RZ, DDK RX, DDJ RR looping was perfect(you have buttons to select loop size and button to activate and deactivate loop) now you can chose to map auto loop size for exemple 4 bars and when you press ACTIVATE LOOP button it always will activate 4 bar loop, there is no loops size select buttons on controler and no maping option of them. When you use PAD FX there is no parameter buttons, but you can map it (as I am) on SEARCH track buttons (exemple: use 1/2 echo or beat roll , pres button to make it smaler or bigger 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 or 1, 3/4, 2, 4...) there is no sampler colour FX knob as on DDJ RZ DDJ RZX, there is no master colour FX knob, there is no NEEDLE SEARCH, there is no REC and PLAY and SLOT buttons for SAMPLER, there is no PAUSE stop time knob, key shift buttons, no KEY SYNC button... Becouse DDJ 800 have more buttons i bought it insted of DDJ 1000 but I so regret selling DDJ RZ, and olso regret why i didnt bought used DDJ RX insted new DDJ 800...
richard barr so tell your question to pioneer company why those use cheap sound card on cheap controller and big solid sound card on djm series know you have to undrestand what i mean !!!
@@jackedkerouac4414 I see, thanks, I bought ddj-400 for like pioneer soundcard with controllers for PC, to have good sound and equaliser, still thinking, was it a good idea or not
@@user-mg1utr1p Master your mixes in Audacity and the average listener can’t tell the difference. Playing live however it’s pretty obvious but as long as you don’t red line you’re good
I cant here anything on cue with my headphones While djying on DDJ 400 in a club has anyone experienced this? I am about to throw away this controller for tht. The other thing laptop freeze and music sounds numb. I never had tht issue before
I wouldn't imagine it's anything crazy, there are more effects that can be applied at a single time but seeing as you'd only ever really be playing two decks, the hardware requirement upgrade would be pretty negligible.
Great Video! I have the Ddj 400 and 1000. I haven't even opened the 1000 box yet. Because the400 blew me away so much. I grew up with 1210s then moved to cdjs 800s mks. And currently have a mixed setup of a Cdj 850 and a old 1000 mk3. And a old school mixer that has no effects. Hence the reason why I got the 1000 as I can plug the Cdjs into the Ddj 1000 as a back up if anything was to malfunction with the laptop or controller decks. Always have a back up. I would love if pioneer would bring out a ddj 600 priced around 500 euro. Anyway good luck!
The 400 is a very appealing controller for the features it packed! The 800 is pretty sweet as it has a lot of similar features that the 1000 packs. I may end up selling my 1000 and keeping the 400 and the 800 :) you’ll fall in love with the 1000! I really hope pioneer releases a 600 next year.
Chase Me I currently have the ddj 400 as part of my home set up along with the pioneer dm 40 monitors and it’s in my opinion the best piece of gear I’ve had and I used to own the cdj850’s with a djm700. as much as I liked those the ddj400 is way better when it comes to performance features. Great channel dude subscribed to you.
Im facing prblm of low volume output through external speakers also red light pops up in each song for both master and channel Im using ddj 800 with hp spectre x360 I have downloaded the latest version of rekordbox and Latest audio drivers for it I also have ddj 1000 srt n it sounds great I want to know that is it my controller prblm or laptop of its thr matter of software Plzz help me sir Im not using the youtube rips i play wav files from beatport And when i play 128 kbps mp3 on ddj 1000 srt it sound best then my wav files on rekordbox with ddj 800 Plz let me know👍🏻🙏
@@N.n.i.k when you're on the rekordbox software, look next to the volume area for the decks, you' see a square that has 1,2 on the first row, and deck 3,4 on the second row
thanks for the video man, if I could afford and couldn't decide, I'd of probably done the same thing as you 😅 ......you should buy the 200 then you'd have the full range 🤣🤣🤣
Ok, so I just got the ddj400 controller to help pass the time during the covid era, but cant seem to get the microphone working out unto the laptop once its hooked up to the controller. I can hear the music playing and I can record the music, but nothing seems to work with the mic output. What's the purpose of having a mic input in the back of the controller if the software doesn't recognize it? Others recommended to change the settings on the laptop, but what's the sense if its not directly hooked to the mic. Can anyone find a remedy to help solve this puzzle?
with $1000 , i can build 2cdj 900 + djm 600 + ddj xp1 , they're can work with rekordbox or without rekordbox , and Ddj 1000 only work with rekordbox , Do you think which one better ? thanks
1000 is just much better than all of them. No point buying the cheaper ones unless you need portability or the ability to do bus power only. Money is no object as the 1000 is under 1200 and most can afford that on finance deals easy. The 1000 is portable in a carry case and you can just put it on top of whatever is there easy enough.
I have the DDJ-200, DDJ-400, DDJ-FLX6 & DDJ- 800(selling the 200) But the DDJ-800 is a flag ship to me. I dont think I will go to the DDJ-1000...I think the 800 has enough bells and whistles for me... but that's just me.
Some people might not like my saying this, but I'm going to. If you want a real controller that you'll enjoy immensely, go with either the 1000 or the 800. The 400 is crap compared to the other two aforementioned. I suppose that if one is desperate to own a controller but on an extremely TIGHT budget, then they could go with the cheap plastic and crampy 400. The thing is that once you've played around with the likes of a much better controller (e.g., the 800), there's no going backwards, IMO.
Just to clarify these are all DJ controllers which only work with a Laptop using only Recordbox DJ. Only the DDJ-1000 & 800 work as a stand alone mixer. The DDJ-1000 has two USBs inputs to seamlessly switch been DJs as the 800 does not. All of these controllers are awesome! Thanks for watching
How do these feel compared to the s4 mk3? Im looking to buy one or the other and would appreciate your input, thanks!
It would be genius if you can get the 1000 in the size of the 400 . All exact features and proportions minus the size.
DDJ 400 has phone connection support
DDJ 400 work with Djay from Algorithm (you can use with an iPad or iPhone too).
Only the 1000 is truly standalone. The 800 always requires laptop connection to fully use the mixer.
I'm a fulltime DJ who gigs A LOT. Usually 3 to 4 times every week. I use the DDJ-800 and couldn't be happier. I used to use the SX2 but then moved to the SR2 because it was smaller. At many gigs, space is an issue. However, the 800 was the perfect upgrade from the SR2.
The 800 is a really good size! If I can fit the 1000 I usually take it to a gig. I even like using the 400 if the booth is really small.
This actually helps a lot
Does it sound same 1000 & 800 output wise
@@MobilediscowirralCoUk Yes it does!
Man.... what about cdjs?
I have the 400 but I want to upgrade. I know the 800 will suit my needs just fine but damn I love the 1000.
haha same bro
I know the 400 is the best cheapest controller, i tested it for a couple of months it is truly amazing for that price!
Does the software comes free with the controller?
@@kullubajrang1675 yes, it comes with recordbox full version
hey man how big is it ??
@@josephreed6323 probably about the size of a MacBook Pro 17 inch plus about 5 inches
It's like a christmas tree of controllers.
This one big, this one medium, this one small.
I currently own a 400 and love it with the plans of getting a 1000. I've seen numerous videos about the 1000 and can't wait to get it. I actually want an ns7iii but it's not a rekordbox controller. Plus the 1000 has more features and it's lighter in weight.
never had a controller looking at the ( 1000 srt ) for mt first what do you think. was a dj out of n.y.c over 35 years have old school ( 1200mk2s ) over 100.000 records just want it for home ( house mixing ) what do you think. thanks
You can use auxiliary with the DDJ-1000. All you have to do is use an RCA to auxiliary adapter. Plug the RCA into channel 3 or 4, switch that channel to line, and there you go.
When you first buy the DDJ 400 it’s then ok to upgrade in to the DDJ 1000.
Here is the deal. If you upgrade into the DDJ 800 you wouldn’t find enough differences from the DDJ 400. But if you first get the DDJ 800 you would run in to the same issue upgrading to the DDJ 1000, plus the fact that you had already spent much money on the 800 it wouldn’t make any sense upgrading into the 1000 with not so many differences
I literally did just this. I bought a DDJ 400 first! Then I wanted more because I got hooked. So I bought the DDJ 1000! 😄
i have this problem, I currently own the ddj 200 and want an upgrade. It's just that I started dj-ing half a year ago so i'm just a beginner, but i'm sick of the fact that i'm so dependant of my laptop. I don't know if I want to buy a 400 or a 800, because the 400 doesn't cost as much but I think it wouldn't take much time when I'd like to have another upgrade. But I'm not sure if the 800 is right for me as I'm just into having gigs.
@@theleye5370 if you’re tired of using the laptop i’m sorry to tell you that every model you mentioned needs a laptop/ipad to work. With that being said i’d highly recommend you to stop overthinking and get the 800. You’ll learn in short time. Plus you have an independent mixer built in with all the professionals input and outputs. Without mentioning all the other features the 400 can only dream about :)
I’m a Old Skool DJ from the Technic’s Era , but I’m finally transitioning to using controllers. Started out using a Hercules DJ Mix Controller and still using that currently. Planning on purchasing the Pioneer DDJ 800 . Something about that controller just catches my eye. Definitely want that one !
hey where did you get this table from? its a good set up
@Arlo Jaxson bot warning
Wanted a 800, realized 1000 is the better value and featured mixer, bought a 400 because of $$$. Ultimately the 400 is awesome for the price. Just wish it had dedicated fx switch and slightly larger jogs
I'm stuck on deciding on the 800 or the 1K. At this point 3 months after your post would you get the 1K or the 800?
@@noway4758what did u decide lol
@@anthonym1625 Yo! I went ahead and got the FLX10. So far so good✌🏿✌🏿
I've had the DDJ 800 for about 2 years now. Good value, I do want the 1000 but now that we have the FLX10, it's a tougher decision to make
And the DJJ800 is where I’m going
I rly like the 800 coz its professional n all but my main problem is lack of 4 channels and i dont want the 1000 coz its big
This one video is good enough for me and I’ve never seen your videos! Keep it up!
So why does two xdj 1000's and a 900 mixer cost a rediculous amount more for basically the same thing in the ddj 800?
mate cannot get correct size case for DDJ800... i like the one you have.. can you tell me what brand is that?
just got my djddj 800 nad love the hell out of it as for the 100 its the same as it should 2 channel instaed of 4 channels ,,im good on my part for the money and size as well ,,,
Man I can't decide between the 800 and 1000 ughhhhhhhhhh
I have the DDJ-sb3 right now I plan to get the 800 later
Hey when you do dont sell sb3. I have both. Use it for small. Function i was gonna sell it but kept it due to havinf a small function i saw why i should keep it just a little word of advice
I definitely will give thanks
Perfect video, exactly what I wanted to see
did the 800 works well with virtual dj? Because I don't want to use another software. I love it so much.... thanks
Hi sorry this comment is 11 months after but I use the ddj 800 with the pro license of virtual DJ and it works great !!!!!!
@@sept1c465 8 minutes later... Thanks!! ;-)
@@sept1c465 thanks for the info
Fantastic video
Where did you get your DJ Table/Desk? It looks awesome!
I have ddj 400, awsome buy for that price, but..... I am not satisfied with the sound quality output on ddj 400. Does ddj 800 and 1000 have better sound quality?
Apparently they do upgrade audio output yes
For me DDJ 400
How is it after couple of years what would you chose mostly ddj 800 or Ddj 1000
I love this vid brother thank you. I'm still debating but this did help alot.
Great video, thanks. Is there any difference between the length of the crossfader between the three controllers.
100mm, 100mm, 60mm
$700 for the 800 seems like a deal. Where did you get it from Amazon or music store?
r mac bop dj is good
Great review man! 👍
did you say the 1000 is a standalone? i thought it was just a controller
With the cdjs it is standalone
Hi, if the ddj 1000 or ddj 800 controller has the cue split switch to separate the preloaded track in the headphones on the left side and the master on the right side?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Hi, beginner question - what is the point of doing that?
dammit I want all of them lol
For the DDJ 800 can the Aux be Cued up ?
Hi what case did you have the DDJ400 in?
Maybe buying 1000 with xdj or cdj
Strip out version of earlier controllers from pioneer. NO master filter, NO second FX controls, only 1 fx per deck select or master, for exemple you can not selec FX ON on deck 1 and 2 and leave 3 and 4 without FX, LOOP is made worse, on DDJ RZX, DDJ RZ, DDK RX, DDJ RR looping was perfect(you have buttons to select loop size and button to activate and deactivate loop) now you can chose to map auto loop size for exemple 4 bars and when you press ACTIVATE LOOP button it always will activate 4 bar loop, there is no loops size select buttons on controler and no maping option of them. When you use PAD FX there is no parameter buttons, but you can map it (as I am) on SEARCH track buttons (exemple: use 1/2 echo or beat roll , pres button to make it smaler or bigger 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 or 1, 3/4, 2, 4...) there is no sampler colour FX knob as on DDJ RZ DDJ RZX, there is no master colour FX knob, there is no NEEDLE SEARCH, there is no REC and PLAY and SLOT buttons for SAMPLER, there is no PAUSE stop time knob, key shift buttons, no KEY SYNC button... Becouse DDJ 800 have more buttons i bought it insted of DDJ 1000 but I so regret selling DDJ RZ, and olso regret why i didnt bought used DDJ RX insted new DDJ 800...
What's song is that on 0:32
I am wondering about :buy DDJ. RX OR DDJ 800.for now,my controller is DDJ RB.can you give me a suggestion please?
I Prefer the DDj 800
SO WHICH SOUND QUAILITY MORE SOLID?
That’s what I can’t understand with these guys sound quality is very important and they don’t mention it
richard barr so tell your question to pioneer company why those use cheap sound card on cheap controller and big solid sound card on djm series know you have to undrestand what i mean !!!
I`m interested, are these controllers have same output sound quality?
No. The 800 and 1000 are equally good and way better than the 400
@@jackedkerouac4414 I see, thanks, I bought ddj-400 for like pioneer soundcard with controllers for PC, to have good sound and equaliser, still thinking, was it a good idea or not
@@user-mg1utr1p Master your mixes in Audacity and the average listener can’t tell the difference. Playing live however it’s pretty obvious but as long as you don’t red line you’re good
I cant here anything on cue with my headphones While djying on DDJ 400 in a club has anyone experienced this? I am about to throw away this controller for tht. The other thing laptop freeze and music sounds numb. I never had tht issue before
That table where did you get it from
Hi bro! On a hardware level with the laptop, does the ddj800 require more resources than the ddj400?
The 1000 has a magvel crossfader which is known to be good for scratching and the DDJ-400 and 800 are most likely very similar
I wouldn't imagine it's anything crazy, there are more effects that can be applied at a single time but seeing as you'd only ever really be playing two decks, the hardware requirement upgrade would be pretty negligible.
Благодарю. Все понятно обьяснил
Where did you get that green techanne bag??
Great Video! I have the Ddj 400 and 1000. I haven't even opened the 1000 box yet. Because the400 blew me away so much.
I grew up with 1210s then moved to cdjs 800s mks. And currently have a mixed setup of a Cdj 850 and a old 1000 mk3. And a old school mixer that has no effects.
Hence the reason why I got the 1000 as I can plug the Cdjs into the Ddj 1000 as a back up if anything was to malfunction with the laptop or controller decks. Always have a back up.
I would love if pioneer would bring out a ddj 600 priced around 500 euro. Anyway good luck!
The 400 is a very appealing controller for the features it packed! The 800 is pretty sweet as it has a lot of similar features that the 1000 packs. I may end up selling my 1000 and keeping the 400 and the 800 :) you’ll fall in love with the 1000! I really hope pioneer releases a 600 next year.
Chase Me I currently have the ddj 400 as part of my home set up along with the pioneer dm 40 monitors and it’s in my opinion the best piece of gear I’ve had and I used to own the cdj850’s with a djm700. as much as I liked those the ddj400 is way better when it comes to performance features.
Great channel dude subscribed to you.
DDj 800 best value!
I'm waiting to see what the DDJ 1200 will look like
It would also be having a very nice name, 1200
@@bosmanragga51 hahah the DDJ 1210 would be a very cheeky move
Im facing prblm of low volume output through external speakers also red light pops up in each song for both master and channel
Im using ddj 800 with hp spectre x360
I have downloaded the latest version of rekordbox and Latest audio drivers for it
I also have ddj 1000 srt n it sounds great
I want to know that is it my controller prblm or laptop of its thr matter of software
Plzz help me sir
Im not using the youtube rips i play wav files from beatport
And when i play 128 kbps mp3 on ddj 1000 srt it sound best then my wav files on rekordbox with ddj 800
Plz let me know👍🏻🙏
your speakers might need an amplifier to drive more power into them without maxing out your gain knobs.
Random into 😆 but great vid. Thanks man
Rob May into?
Is there any way to control the jog wheels on deck 3 and 4 on a ddj 400? I'm so lost
Darrell Gordon Hey ! The DDJ 400 only has 2 decks
you can run deck 3&4 thought the rekordbox software
@@jamesrobinson1889 but how?
no.
@@N.n.i.k when you're on the rekordbox software, look next to the volume area for the decks, you' see a square that has 1,2 on the first row, and deck 3,4 on the second row
thank you
I gave you thé 1000ste like
thanks for the video man, if I could afford and couldn't decide, I'd of probably done the same thing as you 😅
......you should buy the 200 then you'd have the full range 🤣🤣🤣
Ok, so I just got the ddj400 controller to help pass the time during the covid era, but cant seem to get the microphone working out unto the laptop once its hooked up to the controller. I can hear the music playing and I can record the music, but nothing seems to work with the mic output. What's the purpose of having a mic input in the back of the controller if the software doesn't recognize it?
Others recommended to change the settings on the laptop, but what's the sense if its not directly hooked to the mic.
Can anyone find a remedy to help solve this puzzle?
with $1000 , i can build 2cdj 900 + djm 600 + ddj xp1 , they're can work with rekordbox or without rekordbox , and Ddj 1000 only work with rekordbox , Do you think which one better ? thanks
the 1000 works with any software but it just comes with a free rekordbox license
@@sw1tch171 so it can't work without software ?
@@doclaquanhta79 nope
Video starts at 2:00....
I prefer DDJ 800
Wow ddj 400😯😯
I love 1000😍🙌🔥
1000 is just much better than all of them. No point buying the cheaper ones unless you need portability or the ability to do bus power only. Money is no object as the 1000 is under 1200 and most can afford that on finance deals easy. The 1000 is portable in a carry case and you can just put it on top of whatever is there easy enough.
Time to wake up and smell the coffee dude. Armchair DJs always know better 🤡
I want a 1000, but sold out everywhere right now... So probably Gibbs get a 400 for now and wait till I can get a 1000
Help me for sir
I have the DDJ-200, DDJ-400, DDJ-FLX6 & DDJ- 800(selling the 200) But the DDJ-800 is a flag ship to me. I dont think I will go to the DDJ-1000...I think the 800 has enough bells and whistles for me... but that's just me.
Your so professional how do you have such a low amount of subs
if you are a "full-time" dj why don't you have a proper mixer like allen&heath? ddj 400 is a toy for people getting into djing plz
Are you stupid? Why dj should travel with 5 bags to bring all the stuff you can put in one?
Marco A obviously you are. i feel sorry for your mother you clueless ignorant idiot.
Jesus fucking christ your toxic, he prob DOES have some cdjs or xdjs.
worst review ever
Some people might not like my saying this, but I'm going to. If you want a real controller that you'll enjoy immensely, go with either the 1000 or the 800. The 400 is crap compared to the other two aforementioned. I suppose that if one is desperate to own a controller but on an extremely TIGHT budget, then they could go with the cheap plastic and crampy 400. The thing is that once you've played around with the likes of a much better controller (e.g., the 800), there's no going backwards, IMO.
The 400 isn't crap it's just you don't have the skill 🤡