Missed the point of the REV 7. It's a alternative to a full turntable set-up. It's also club safe. I've used 1210's all my life, DMC comps; Vestax comps, and most club and bar decks are old, broken, no ground leads etc. Always hassle. Can't see anyone carrying two 1210's and a S7 to a gig, Especially if it's not local. This is a perfect and safe fix for open format Dj's. All the fun of a 1210 set up and none of the technical issues.
As he said, There has been other Motorize controller in the same form for over 10 years. This is a first for Pioneer., a little late for the party. You can only put so many switches, button, bells and whisle on controllers and we have reach that max, you can only change their position. The real new magic will come from the software end for DJs, Better music and video management, light control, Sound quality control. Pioneer is starting to do the same mistake as Seraton has been doing, and that is playing it safe. Dj are not a safe animal because competition is fierce between us.
Rev7 weight doesn’t compare to two turntables and a mixer. I currently have that setup and I hate the weight. Controller is made for portability and that’s what the Rev7 is. It’s definitely hyped because Pionner knocked out the park!
Honestly can’t wait. My pre order is coming in in 7 days. Got on the first shipment. It’s everything I’ve wanted in a controller as lugging my PLX-1000’s and S9 with XP2 and setting them up each night (I DJ 4-5 night a week) takes so much time out of your day when there isn’t enough hours in the day as it is. Great video though! It’s just a convenience thing personally.
@@PDot ... it’s definitely not for everyone and that’s the whole point it’s a controller out there for everyone this particular one is geared towards the turntable Dj the battle Style Dj the two turntables and two channel mixer style Dj it’s so many Dj’s complaining about why didn’t they make it this way or that way it’s because it’s already plenty of controllers on the market like that already this one was specifically made for certain Dj’s who love the traditional battle style lay out I think it’s dope and I wouldn’t say it’s hyped too much I think people are just excited for something different that’s all!
@@hollywoodthedj1673 I’m 100% with you on this! The market is saturated with the other style controllers. This is fresh for Pioneer and will hopefully introduce new DJs to a new style.
The example you brought up with the power supply on the s9 won't affect the rev7. The rev 7 has a external power supply which can also be seen as a con but the pro is that internal power supplies are the main cause of heat. The Rev 7 console will definitely last longer and run cooler because of the external power.
To be far. A subwoofer weights 54 pounds on the light side. Also the rev7 has everything you need in a 23 pound package. My two Rane 12 mk2 and s9 mixer in a soft padded bag is about 54 pound. A little easier to go around with. Plus the sound quality is off the charts
I agree when compared to a modual setup like decks and a mixer the REV7 is lighter but compared to other controllers on the market its quite a bit heavier.
the 5th reason is why Im going to rock with it the same reason I would rock with the rane one ...but the pad set up in the middle and pitch sliders up top, along with on board fx and mic fx was enough for me to choose it over the rane one the size and weight are pretty much the same.... nice vid
@@PDot where at? And on a lucky day you probably can. But prices on 12’s are ridiculous and even if you did get them for $350 each that’s still over $2000 for everything. I get your point but for some it might not be worth it.
@@DJSkillspinz you can find them for that price regularly on Craigslist and OfferUp in major cities pretty regularly. Maybe not everyday but I see them for that price often.
Finally!!!! every dj on youtube went crazy over the rev7 and thought it was God's gift to dj's... I wasn't wowed over it and thought the bells and whistles many everybody gush... thank for keeping it real!!!!!
As an owner of the DDJ-SX2 and a previous owner of the DDJ-1000SRT, which I sold for the Rane One, I really like the features of the DDJ-REV7. It scratches the itch of the things the DDJ-1000 SRT didn't have and the things the Rane One is missing. However, I am concerned about the build quality and feel of the DDJ-REV7's moving platters.
Anyone can know me as a Pioneer hater. But I feel like will get the Rev7 soon. Just got everything I was begging in the past 10 years or so. Motorized with 1200 style dots on the platter, Screen in the middle, 33/45 buttons, Quality sound Battle orientation. As an owner of NS7II, I was not amazed by Rane One, but as long as Drew Bach is there I knew something will come. SCS1D was way ahead its time. Will wait what Rane’s answer to this... but now, Rev7 is the only one that is full of invention in the last 8 years or so.
Chur the bro PDot. I own a rane one. The lack of digital display means im looking at my laptop alot the onboard effects are average, coupled with the new rev 7 effects i think thisnlooks good. You may well be right about the longevity of the digital platters and rane makes good gear. But the portability of this device with all these features makes it an innovation. O and also the mixer pads in the centre is a nice touch.
I checked your review a few days ago Terry. I pop on youtube randomly to see what the word on the street is. I have s7 and 2 turntables for the vintage look but I'm getting too old to lag all that gear around. I want a setup that can be up and running in 15 min max. And especially tear down. I'm not convinced with this review. I don't think Pdot has even tried it to make these opinions. Also, the comment section has really pushed back on this video. It would be interesting to see the like vs dislike ratio.
I like both the Rev7 & the Rane One for different reasons. I watched Cleveland Terry's review update about the attachable tone arms by scratch attack & thought about how the Rane One is a collectable item period able to play 45's & 12 inch vinyl sort of like Bizmarkie custom setup build he had. Rev7 I hope has some more bells & whistles made for it down the line. Back orders already on the Rev7 most people won't get it to June probably . If I can't get Rev7 soon,hello Rane One !
Even though I came from a 1200’s background, I never set them up in battle mode so the Rev7 automatically doesn’t do it for me.. I picked up a Rane One last year and love it,,sure it’s not perfect but I would still pick it over the Rev7 for a few reasons,, The first is I have my Rane hooked up to Algoriddim Djay Pro,, The Rev7 isn’t compatible with that software (as yet) The second as mentioned I’m not a fan of Battle mode set up, And third would be the price,, in Australia the Rev7 is retailing for AUD $3300 (US $2350) in comparison I picked up the Rane One for AUD $2350 (US $1650)
I bought the Rane One on the day it dropped and quickly realized it was missing certain things and it wasn't for me and sold it. I already ordered the Rev 7 and cant wait to try it out before i speak ill about it. If you can afford it, who cares about the price point.
1. Turntables are turntables. This is a controller. 2. Cdj's were motorized. 3. My S9 still going strong. 4. It's smaller than a (2) turntable and mixer coffin. 5. It's for those of us who waited for pioneer to do this. 6. Thanks for the video. 👊🏽
@@PDot it’s not real problem seam like it need a hardware update would shove most problems my first one low knob just stop working my second it wouldn’t recognize my usbs and now scratch bank keep freezing only with my s7 not my 70
I have a Pioneer S11 SE and 2 Rane twelve MKII turntables that gives me the full DJ setup look. I'm just not feeling the controller thing coming from Newark NJ for me it's 12s all day. I already gave up the tonearm but not the 12s. The Rev7 does look good but it's not for me.
I feel the same way! I don't do many mobile gigs or need to bring gear to the venues I play so I don't have much use for the REV7. I also know that there IS a market for this controller....just not everyone that's drooling over it.
PDot G8 breakdown of the pros & cons . But if where say talking about features such as effects & manipulating sounds ..what would prefer the Rev 7 or FLX 10 ?
Most Dj's are speaking FOR the Rev7 because they've already ordered it lol...But this was a great review and I'll add I think this controller is more so for the traditional DJ that scratches a lot more than a traditional mix artist. If you have the money it's a cool collector's item but nothing that will absolutely outdo any professional controller especially made by pioneer. I just think they had to answer Rane with this release. I use the Roland DJ 808 and the Pioneer SRT so with me not scratching so much DJ's like myself should be MORE than good without it.
The Rev 7 was built off the DDJ 1000 body that’s why they look similar on the build if they like moving platters get the rev 7 if they like the cdj style go for the 1000 simple
I think you are a perfect example of large number of DJs out there that this product isn't necessarily for! SOOO much great gear out there, not every piece of gear has to be for EVERYONE.
Forget about all your points, i am concerned about audio quality, i compared it to djm 800 with a set of pioneer 2000 nexus with scratch live box, and somehow i feel more quality with scratch live, same tracks, same speaker qsc monitor but bass with scratch live is deeper and hi’s are more clear, please share and comment if other users are in the same page, i am kinda frustrated.
Spot-on and TOTALLY summed up with want over need. Granted, I would do some humiliating things for this in the mid-90's. But we didn't have DVS then either.
@@PDot I was pretty solid with turntables, the only CD option was the DN2000F and I hated those. I was happy carrying turntables and a mixer. The vinyl kicked my ass. DVS and a laptop (did not exist then) would have sent me over the moon. I probably, then, would have shied away from a controller. Now, nope. :D
Hi there! I have had a Rev7 for about 2 weeks now and I have had an issue with marker drift when beat juggling. My marker starts at 12 O'clock and after about a dozen juggles ends up at 1 O'clock. This happens even with the instant scratch beat loop without a laptop plugged in. So it can't be a Serato issue. Have you noticed this same issue? Thanks!
Reliably I was thinking the same. My DDJ -SX had to be serviced 3 time. Within 2 years. I started using Numark products. The Rev7 definitely has my attention but I also like the Rane. Because of longevity with motorized platters.
Every controller has its positives and negatives, there is so much gear on the market now. You just need to find something that fits YOUR needs the best!
got s11 and rane twelves, im gettin this due to similarity and more portable, also if you are djin professionally, you gots to see it as a tool that will pay itself off in a couple of events/gigs
I agree with you a lot on your video and I'm one of the djs that already owns 12's and other controller's and I love the new layout of the rev 7 and a few other features and I don't mind the price. My thing is that I got a controller so I wouldn't have to take my 12's all of the time so I understand what you mean about the size but depending on the venue decides what I use and I currently own 4 controller's, Sr2, Sb2, the Wego, and a Hercules starlight and my set of 12's, I'm selling the Sr2 and Sb2 because I'm also buying the rev 1 to replace the Sb2.
you sold me on the sc5000m's til i did some quick searching, and it seems like a ton of users are experiencing motor drift issues with the platters. can you share any input on this? are your platters giving you any issues?
Would you upgrade to the Rev7 if your turntables are sx2 atm is the real question. I think the price is about 350 dollars off what it should be but with all these next gen features I don't have right now, selling my sx2 for 500 with the case and getting these just seems better. I just wish these were around 1650 after taxes. The FX upgrade to the padel from knobs seems way better, and these tables look very user friendly from what ive seen. Motorized platforms seem like the way to go, I like to baby scratch a lot.
If you are looking for motorized platters, this is one of the few options you have on the market right now. Hopefully we see more motorized platters in the future!
I saw the rev series and immediately got the s-11. It’s might Ad well get the s-11 for full features. I would’ve like to get a 4 channel but there are no ddj-1000srt or 900NXS2 in stock anywhere
I’ve never used the Rev7 so I don’t have a favourite feature but I think my least favourite would be the horizontal pitch controls. They should have left them vertical like on all their other players. Although I do use my 1210’s sideways which puts the pitch controls in the same position but that’s just to keep the tonearms out of the way!
It is somewhat overhyped, but it does offer quite a bit for specific types of DJ's. I can see the type of DJ that does not like club set-ups, static jog-wheels, and busy mixer sections. Many hold-outs still on 12's who prefer the feel of vinyl, moving platters, scratching, and the simplicity of a 2-channel mixer may be swayed... If you are that type of DJ the Rev7 and Rane One are pretty good options that are available TODAY. A huge reason for some to choose the Rev7 over the Rane One is the on-board effects... a big reason to give the Rane One a hard look is the build quality(proven platter tech, standard IEC power cable, I/O, and more metal construction).
fair points but its still a beautiful machine.You are right though i do not need it as i have Rane 12s and currently some cheap turntables which will be replaced with Technics when my partner isnt looking.I gave my last pair to a dj friend who needed them and as i was moving house and was unsure about where i was going i gave them to her as a present.Right now i could do with some new ones but older models as they are cheaper and built better.
For that money i would pay a few Hundred more and get Rane 12s and S7 or even try and stretch to S11 if you really want those screens. Don't get me wrong, its real pretty and all and i am excited to see what they follow it up with after its been out in the wild and they have got some feedback ect. A Stand alone version. A Rekordbox version. 4 Channels or at least 2 Channels/2 Layers. A cheaper cut down version to sit inbetween Rev7 and Rev1? And what are Rane gonna fire back with cause they obviously gonna be following up on the Rane One.
I don’t think Rane needs a follow up on the Rane one, it’s a great controller, all the bells a whistle mean nothing to someone who’s main focus is on playing music. The Rane one is neat and minimal, I love it, software fx is all you need unless you intend to add turntables, then that defeats the object of having a controller. I’ve played with the rev 7 and it’s very nice, but expensive, £500 more than the Rane and you’re just getting onboard fx for that £500 more.
It’s gonna be the setup they all gonna copy going forward!!! You’ll see…lol… forgot that the features outweigh the hype. 1.) instant scratch can practice scratching no computer. 2) on board effects are killer 3.) motorized platters that are the closest to vinyl you can get in a portable unit. 4) sound quality wow is awesome 5) price- if you a gigging dj it’s reasonable for all you get it’s a PRO level controller few gigs it’s paid for. 6) lots of features for the streaming djs 7) it’s sexy as hell people gonna bash it until you actually get your hands on it!! 8.) silent cue 9.) they listened to what people wanted in a portable controller and gave it to them 10) you don’t have to be locked at staring at your computer your visuals are right there!!! 11.) lots of Rane Ones up for sale in the used market after this one dropped….lol…Truth!
Hi, i think im getting the rev 1 as backup :D (light as hell), as secondary setup i have a ns7 (i) with a pair of Dicers. It cost me around 300€ incl. the dicers and its good enough to play in bars and small gigs (6kg more than the rev7, same measurements, and i have moving platters :D ) Still carrying my 1200/mixer to the Big events :D. The rev 7 its nice, but for me i prefer the full setup, at the end bigger platters and a DJM/Rane 7x still my prefer setup.
I can tell you’re judging the Rev7 on videos you’ve seen and not had a run on it. It’s def not my first choice but for the controller market it has definitely some features that no one else has, like the whole section above the platter. You need to try it out to see it’s potential. Having cues/loops/samples/scratches permanently up there is super dope. and the new FX missing on other mixers as well.
First off... its an HONOR to have the CHAMP watch any of my content! Second, you make some fine points. Once I get some hours poured into the REV7 I will definitely give a more longer term review!
@@PDot thanks bro! just want to add - i see some of your points, especially the price and to get just a mixer and decks might be the better option for some DJs. good video still.
I must say agree on durability though. I happened to get 1 bottom not working on Pioneer DDJ n headphone cracked less than 1 year usage. Buuuuuut i am going to buy this controller as it makes sense
As he said, There has been other Motorize controller in the same form for over 10 years. This is a first for Pioneer., a little late for the party. You can only put so many switches, button, bells and whisle on controllers and we have reach that max, you can only change their position. The real new magic will come from the software end for DJs, Better music and video management, light control, Sound quality control. Pioneer is starting to do the same mistake as Seraton has been doing, and that is playing it safe. Dj are not a safe animal because competition is fierce between us.
I do agree with you that I wish more gear companies would think more "out of the box" when it came to features but I also think DJs are creatures of habit. It took quite a long time for vinyl DJs to be okay with using DVS. Then when controllers came in, even to this day, many DJs do not fully accept DJing on controllers.
If you’re a busy DJ doing multiple shows in one night the strain of setting up and breaking down two turntables and a mixer will make you love a controller option. Most venues in my area simply dont have the space for a traditional setup. Plus not to mention potential issues that come with moving turntables from place to place (ground cables, plugs, needles). The hype is well warranted bc of the ease of portability. Lol this is your first review I’ve disagreed with you.
When you consider the weight of the REV7 to be around the weight of a Technics 1200, if you are worried about that type of portability...is the extra weight worth other controllers in that same size? I think that's a question each DJ will have to answer for themselves.
@@PDot True but you’re only hooking up one device verses three separate things and grounding wires (if your techs dont have the ground mod). No worrying about broken needles or hooking up a phase and that not being charged. As well, no worries about forgetting your CVs and with the Rev 7 unlike the Rane One no worries about the platter coming off in transit.
I don’t understand so you would recommend a mixer and 2 technics instead but then complain about how big the controller is, and I don’t think price is an issue since it is on back order now so what are we really talking about 🤦🏽♂️
Sorry if I was unclear. I was addressing two separate issues. - The price: For the price of the REV7 a DJ could get a complete turntable + pro 2ch mixer setup which would be more flexible and allow for further expansion. - The weight: DJs looking to buy this because it's an "all in one" solution need to realize there are other controllers on the market that weight much less and have almost all of the features of the REV7.
Definitely a want, and not a need. My favorite feature is the pads in the middle. My least favorite feature is that price! I understand quality costs, but man.
I think is a case by case basis, depending on what each DJ really needs. In general Pioneer DJ products cost more than other company's products that have a similar feature set. Pioneer can do this because they are the club standard in the majority of major venues around the world.
Strongly disagree. I have it and love it. In a flightcase it feels no heavier than my SRT. It’s a definite need for me but i came from the t-table era. It is so much fun to play on.
S9 issues? I've had my S9 since the 1st month it dropped, and I haven't had any issues with it. It still feels and looks great. The REV 7 is Pioneers' response to the RANE ONE. Point. Blank. Period. As far as who's going to buy it. Well, that will be anyone who likes upgrading every 3 years or so, or any "Puriest" that been waiting on a good excuse to transition to a controller. Simple.
That’s awesome that you haven’t run into any issues! I know at least 5 DJs who take great care of their gear have had to get their S9 repaired unfortunately.
Thank you for sharing your opinion. If you watched until the end of the video that was my point. The REV7 is FANTASTIC for that type of DJ....but not the best controller on the market for EVERY type of DJ.
@@PDot I really dont mind about size, no one was complaining about size in the 80s and 90s about turntables. Pioneer should make the platters 10" to look legit and then standalone then that would be perfect! Enough of this laptop parasite.
Your'e reaching with this one bro #1 s7 and two technics weigh much more than rev7, hence not even close to being mobile dj friendly #2 its kind of hard to create a piece of gear that's innovative when a lot djs don't want to step out of there comfort zone with new concepts. also this is the 1st controller with motorized platters and built in fx #3 pioneer has learned from those s9 issues and has released two solid mixers since #4 it weighs the same as the Rane one, less than a ns7iii, and has more functionality than a the technics that you compared it to. #5 they released the rev1 at the same time for beginner djs. I think this was created to pick up the slack that Rane left with the Rane one.
Never met someone with an s9 issue and never had an issue. With that being said I bought the rane one in Nov and this one a couple weeks ago lol. Gear nerd ? Maybe I am
I feel that first point, but I’ll keep it 100, 1200s aren’t as easy to get or as cheap as everyone keeps claiming. People do their research and they know they can resell 1200s at a higher price
It looks to be a GREAT controller, but I think that many of the DJs that are SUPER excited for it would be just as happy with many of the different options.
Rev7 is a beast.... did ya know the platter is just a plastic clip on and easy to break compare to rane one heavy duty and durable...once the rev7 plastic clips break you're screwed you would have to order a new one. Open donut slip is my concerned other than that it is a beast...im good with my rane one durable platters...eventhough im old school running my 12's tables and carrying crates i still rock my vinyl's and cuttin it up...
there probably be cheaper alternatives on ebay and stuff. have good to have backups on deck. Probably still ends up being cheaper than replacing stylus being that it's just a plastic donut.
So he said you could buy a new pioneer mixer and used turntables for the same price. Turntables are heavy. Then he knocked the controller for being heavy. I would rather carry that controller mobile than my turntables any day
Agree with all you say Dude Just go to take a Rane one for 1000E Less fonctionnality, but more portability and platter seems to be like twelve built , and twelve work since few years
Rev 7 $1,900 is way too much for that price you should have a USB flash drive ports have a way to connect a monitor to it instead of having it on the jog Wheels imagine using your phone as a monitor screen that would be awesome for this thing Numark mixdeck it's old technology but it plays CD and it's working great Pioneer is not a new kid on the Block they've been around for a minute as a hobby dj don't need this for light birthday party's it's nice way to over High✌😁
The first reason is it's a pioneer. Pimps of the industry. If you wait long enough there will be a million more versions waiting to come out and snatch your money away from you.
1500 euro for the s7 with a quick google,leaves you 500 for a pair of used technics,not realistic. And instead of used the rp7000 new is more reliable and stable and dare i even say...better.
My point was the fact that there are many DJs that were excited with the announcement of this controller who's style of DJing just doesn't really fit with the REV7 and there are plenty of other controllers on the market that would be just as useful.
A world champion DJ agreed with some of my points and agreed to disagree about the others in the comments of this video. I’d love to be able to clarify. What reasons did I provide do not make sense to you?
Missed the point of the REV 7. It's a alternative to a full turntable set-up. It's also club safe. I've used 1210's all my life, DMC comps; Vestax comps, and most club and bar decks are old, broken, no ground leads etc. Always hassle. Can't see anyone carrying two 1210's and a S7 to a gig, Especially if it's not local. This is a perfect and safe fix for open format Dj's. All the fun of a 1210 set up and none of the technical issues.
I agree that this is a great option for open format DJs that like using motorized platters!
As he said, There has been other Motorize controller in the same form for over 10 years. This is a first for Pioneer., a little late for the party. You can only put so many switches, button, bells and whisle on controllers and we have reach that max, you can only change their position. The real new magic will come from the software end for DJs, Better music and video management, light control, Sound quality control. Pioneer is starting to do the same mistake as Seraton has been doing, and that is playing it safe. Dj are not a safe animal because competition is fierce between us.
This unit just came out so you don’t know if it’s “club safe”. Only time will tell.
Nahhhh.... not an apples to apples comparison.
Rev7 has zero market... Why would an srt 1000. Ove to this.. Rane ine is also more solid.. 500 usd price reduction needed
Rev7 weight doesn’t compare to two turntables and a mixer. I currently have that setup and I hate the weight. Controller is made for portability and that’s what the Rev7 is. It’s definitely hyped because Pionner knocked out the park!
I agree that the weight of the REV7 doesn't compare to a turntable/mixer setup, but its definitely one of the heaviest controllers on the market.
@@PDot How much do it way?
@@PDot Rane one is the exactly same weight dude, what do you mean?
@@g-track5065 23 lbs
I agreed is under 25 pounds and a great controller.
Honestly can’t wait. My pre order is coming in in 7 days. Got on the first shipment. It’s everything I’ve wanted in a controller as lugging my PLX-1000’s and S9 with XP2 and setting them up each night (I DJ 4-5 night a week) takes so much time out of your day when there isn’t enough hours in the day as it is. Great video though! It’s just a convenience thing personally.
Congrats on picking it up! It's a beast of a controller, just might not be for everyone.
@@PDot ... it’s definitely not for everyone and that’s the whole point it’s a controller out there for everyone this particular one is geared towards the turntable Dj the battle Style Dj the two turntables and two channel mixer style Dj it’s so many Dj’s complaining about why didn’t they make it this way or that way it’s because it’s already plenty of controllers on the market like that already this one was specifically made for certain Dj’s who love the traditional battle style lay out I think it’s dope and I wouldn’t say it’s hyped too much I think people are just excited for something different that’s all!
@@hollywoodthedj1673 I’m 100% with you on this! The market is saturated with the other style controllers. This is fresh for Pioneer and will hopefully introduce new DJs to a new style.
@@DJPeachUK .. Factz!
I agree with you 100% - however the Rev7 looks so beautiful. Definitely a want and not a need 😬
It definitely is a beauty!
The example you brought up with the power supply on the s9 won't affect the rev7. The rev 7 has a external power supply which can also be seen as a con but the pro is that internal power supplies are the main cause of heat. The Rev 7 console will definitely last longer and run cooler because of the external power.
To be far. A subwoofer weights 54 pounds on the light side. Also the rev7 has everything you need in a 23 pound package. My two Rane 12 mk2 and s9 mixer in a soft padded bag is about 54 pound. A little easier to go around with. Plus the sound quality is off the charts
I agree when compared to a modual setup like decks and a mixer the REV7 is lighter but compared to other controllers on the market its quite a bit heavier.
S11 is super light in my opinion compare to other competitors
the 5th reason is why Im going to rock with it the same reason I would rock with the rane one ...but the pad set up in the middle and pitch sliders up top, along with on board fx and mic fx was enough for me to choose it over the rane one the size and weight are pretty much the same.... nice vid
Thanks for watching!
Good points Pdot 👍
My favorite part is: Split cue
Least: The Price
& wobbly platter tops due to thin plastic slip rings
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Thank you for your feedback!
Appreciate your honest review but you should get ur hands on the Rev 7 and re-evaluate.
Definitely going to do a in-depth review after getting some serious time with it!
Pdot ha e you had the chance to try the rev7?
There’s no way you can buy a S7 and two used 12’s for $2000 or under. Unless someone is hard up for money.
The S7 is around $1400 and I've been able to find used 1200's for around $350 for years.
@@PDot where at? And on a lucky day you probably can. But prices on 12’s are ridiculous and even if you did get them for $350 each that’s still over $2000 for everything. I get your point but for some it might not be worth it.
@@DJSkillspinz you can find them for that price regularly on Craigslist and OfferUp in major cities pretty regularly. Maybe not everyday but I see them for that price often.
Finally!!!! every dj on youtube went crazy over the rev7 and thought it was God's gift to dj's... I wasn't wowed over it and thought the bells and whistles many everybody gush... thank for keeping it real!!!!!
Thank you for watching! It does look like a great piece of DJ gear... just not for every DJ.
As an owner of the DDJ-SX2 and a previous owner of the DDJ-1000SRT, which I sold for the Rane One, I really like the features of the DDJ-REV7. It scratches the itch of the things the DDJ-1000 SRT didn't have and the things the Rane One is missing. However, I am concerned about the build quality and feel of the DDJ-REV7's moving platters.
I really hope it does last, it’s great to see advancement in motorized platers!
Anyone can know me as a Pioneer hater.
But I feel like will get the Rev7 soon.
Just got everything I was begging in the past 10 years or so.
Motorized with 1200 style dots on the platter,
Screen in the middle,
33/45 buttons,
Quality sound
Battle orientation.
As an owner of NS7II, I was not amazed by Rane One, but as long as Drew Bach is there I knew something will come. SCS1D was way ahead its time. Will wait what Rane’s answer to this... but now, Rev7 is the only one that is full of invention in the last 8 years or so.
All of those things are great features! Like I said toward the end of the video, it looks like a GREAT controller, just not for everyone.
Chur the bro PDot. I own a rane one. The lack of digital display means im looking at my laptop alot the onboard effects are average, coupled with the new rev 7 effects i think thisnlooks good. You may well be right about the longevity of the digital platters and rane makes good gear. But the portability of this device with all these features makes it an innovation. O and also the mixer pads in the centre is a nice touch.
The Rane One is a great piece of gear, congrats on that pick up!
the s7 is overkill for most djs that own it let alone the s11. The rev7 probably is overkill too for most djs..
I’m just gonna sit down with my popcorn right over…here.
I got your extra butter ready sir…
I checked your review a few days ago Terry.
I pop on youtube randomly to see what the word on the street is. I have s7 and 2 turntables for the vintage look but I'm getting too old to lag all that gear around.
I want a setup that can be up and running in 15 min max. And especially tear down.
I'm not convinced with this review. I don't think Pdot has even tried it to make these opinions. Also, the comment section has really pushed back on this video. It would be interesting to see the like vs dislike ratio.
I like both the Rev7 & the Rane One for different reasons. I watched Cleveland Terry's review update about the attachable tone arms by scratch attack & thought about how the Rane One is a collectable item period able to play 45's & 12 inch vinyl sort of like Bizmarkie custom setup build he had. Rev7 I hope has some more bells & whistles made for it down the line. Back orders already on the Rev7 most people won't get it to June probably . If I can't get Rev7 soon,hello Rane One !
The mixer sound quality is actually better than their club standard mixer nexus 900
That's great to hear!
@Terry Jackson actually it’s true check their IG
Even though I came from a 1200’s background, I never set them up in battle mode so the Rev7 automatically doesn’t do it for me..
I picked up a Rane One last year and love it,,sure it’s not perfect but I would still pick it over the Rev7 for a few reasons,,
The first is I have my Rane hooked up to Algoriddim Djay Pro,, The Rev7 isn’t compatible with that software (as yet)
The second as mentioned I’m not a fan of Battle mode set up,
And third would be the price,, in Australia the Rev7 is retailing for AUD $3300 (US $2350) in comparison I picked up the Rane One for AUD $2350 (US $1650)
This is a great point! If you don't usually DJ with turntables in "battle style", the layout of the REV7 isn't the best.
I bought the Rane One on the day it dropped and quickly realized it was missing certain things and it wasn't for me and sold it. I already ordered the Rev 7 and cant wait to try it out before i speak ill about it. If you can afford it, who cares about the price point.
Congrats on picking up the REV7!
Would be interesting to hear from you when you get it.. but we'll probably forget about this post..
1. Turntables are turntables. This is a controller.
2. Cdj's were motorized.
3. My S9 still going strong.
4. It's smaller than a (2) turntable and mixer coffin.
5. It's for those of us who waited for pioneer to do this.
6. Thanks for the video. 👊🏽
Thank you for watching!
We’re the hell can you buy a 1300$ mixer and two turntable for another 600$ 1 turntable is 800$ and the s7 is a horrible mixer I’m on my 3rd ☝🏽
Wow I wasn't aware of those problems with the S7. I was hoping they learned from the hardware issues they had on the S9.
@@PDot it’s not real problem seam like it need a hardware update would shove most problems my first one low knob just stop working my second it wouldn’t recognize my usbs and now scratch bank keep freezing only with my s7 not my 70
@@CrankyKong317 good to know, thank you for the insight!
I have a Pioneer S11 SE and 2 Rane twelve MKII turntables that gives me the full DJ setup look. I'm just not feeling the controller thing coming from Newark NJ for me it's 12s all day. I already gave up the tonearm but not the 12s. The Rev7 does look good but it's not for me.
I feel the same way! I don't do many mobile gigs or need to bring gear to the venues I play so I don't have much use for the REV7. I also know that there IS a market for this controller....just not everyone that's drooling over it.
PDot G8 breakdown of the pros & cons . But if where say talking about features such as effects & manipulating sounds ..what would prefer the Rev 7 or FLX 10 ?
For me the FLX10 wins based on the extensive stems controls you get on the FLX10, the effects in particular.
@PDot cheers bruv
Cheers for your perspective, I appreciate your view helps to give balance to all the other reviews
Thanks for watching! It's important to give different perspectives on gear!
Most Dj's are speaking FOR the Rev7 because they've already ordered it lol...But this was a great review and I'll add I think this controller is more so for the traditional DJ that scratches a lot more than a traditional mix artist. If you have the money it's a cool collector's item but nothing that will absolutely outdo any professional controller especially made by pioneer. I just think they had to answer Rane with this release. I use the Roland DJ 808 and the Pioneer SRT so with me not scratching so much DJ's like myself should be MORE than good without it.
The Rev 7 was built off the DDJ 1000 body that’s why they look similar on the build if they like moving platters get the rev 7 if they like the cdj style go for the 1000 simple
@@hollywoodthedj1673 agreed
I think you are a perfect example of large number of DJs out there that this product isn't necessarily for! SOOO much great gear out there, not every piece of gear has to be for EVERYONE.
Deon, if you had a choice, what would you choose between FLX 10 & a Rev 7 in relation to features like effects and audio sound ?
Forget about all your points, i am concerned about audio quality, i compared it to djm 800 with a set of pioneer 2000 nexus with scratch live box, and somehow i feel more quality with scratch live, same tracks, same speaker qsc monitor but bass with scratch live is deeper and hi’s are more clear, please share and comment if other users are in the same page, i am kinda frustrated.
I appreciate the honesty. A lot of DJs are affiliated with the company so they have to accentuate the positives only!
Thank you for watching!
Spot-on and TOTALLY summed up with want over need.
Granted, I would do some humiliating things for this in the mid-90's. But we didn't have DVS then either.
I think the same can be said about most of the DJ gear that comes out nowadays.
@@PDot I was pretty solid with turntables, the only CD option was the DN2000F and I hated those. I was happy carrying turntables and a mixer. The vinyl kicked my ass. DVS and a laptop (did not exist then) would have sent me over the moon.
I probably, then, would have shied away from a controller.
Now, nope. :D
Hi there! I have had a Rev7 for about 2 weeks now and I have had an issue with marker drift when beat juggling. My marker starts at 12 O'clock and after about a dozen juggles ends up at 1 O'clock. This happens even with the instant scratch beat loop without a laptop plugged in. So it can't be a Serato issue. Have you noticed this same issue? Thanks!
Reliably
I was thinking the same.
My DDJ -SX had to be serviced 3 time. Within 2 years.
I started using Numark products.
The Rev7 definitely has my attention but I also like the Rane. Because of longevity with motorized platters.
Every controller has its positives and negatives, there is so much gear on the market now. You just need to find something that fits YOUR needs the best!
got s11 and rane twelves, im gettin this due to similarity and more portable, also if you are djin professionally, you gots to see it as a tool that will pay itself off in a couple of events/gigs
That is a KILLER setup!
Are these strictly just for battles or can it be used to mix up techno or like deep house. New to this got gifted this
You can play any type of music on the REV7, its just the layout is based on a more classic turntable setup.
I agree with you a lot on your video and I'm one of the djs that already owns 12's and other controller's and I love the new layout of the rev 7 and a few other features and I don't mind the price. My thing is that I got a controller so I wouldn't have to take my 12's all of the time so I understand what you mean about the size but depending on the venue decides what I use and I currently own 4 controller's, Sr2, Sb2, the Wego, and a Hercules starlight and my set of 12's, I'm selling the Sr2 and Sb2 because I'm also buying the rev 1 to replace the Sb2.
I actually picked up a REV1 to have a super small controller setup too!
you sold me on the sc5000m's til i did some quick searching, and it seems like a ton of users are experiencing motor drift issues with the platters.
can you share any input on this? are your platters giving you any issues?
I haven’t noticed anything like that in the few weeks that I’ve had them, but it I do run into anything I’ll be sure to report on it!
Would you upgrade to the Rev7 if your turntables are sx2 atm is the real question. I think the price is about 350 dollars off what it should be but with all these next gen features I don't have right now, selling my sx2 for 500 with the case and getting these just seems better. I just wish these were around 1650 after taxes. The FX upgrade to the padel from knobs seems way better, and these tables look very user friendly from what ive seen. Motorized platforms seem like the way to go, I like to baby scratch a lot.
If you are looking for motorized platters, this is one of the few options you have on the market right now. Hopefully we see more motorized platters in the future!
I saw the rev series and immediately got the s-11. It’s might Ad well get the s-11 for full features. I would’ve like to get a 4 channel but there are no ddj-1000srt or 900NXS2 in stock anywhere
The S11 is a great piece of gear. Congrats!
I’ve never used the Rev7 so I don’t have a favourite feature but I think my least favourite would be the horizontal pitch controls. They should have left them vertical like on all their other players. Although I do use my 1210’s sideways which puts the pitch controls in the same position but that’s just to keep the tonearms out of the way!
The pitch fader placement isn’t for everyone!
It is somewhat overhyped, but it does offer quite a bit for specific types of DJ's. I can see the type of DJ that does not like club set-ups, static jog-wheels, and busy mixer sections. Many hold-outs still on 12's who prefer the feel of vinyl, moving platters, scratching, and the simplicity of a 2-channel mixer may be swayed...
If you are that type of DJ the Rev7 and Rane One are pretty good options that are available TODAY. A huge reason for some to choose the Rev7 over the Rane One is the on-board effects... a big reason to give the Rane One a hard look is the build quality(proven platter tech, standard IEC power cable, I/O, and more metal construction).
This is exactly what I covered in my latest video!
fair points but its still a beautiful machine.You are right though i do not need it as i have Rane 12s and currently some cheap turntables which will be replaced with Technics when my partner isnt looking.I gave my last pair to a dj friend who needed them and as i was moving house and was unsure about where i was going i gave them to her as a present.Right now i could do with some new ones but older models as they are cheaper and built better.
Sounds like you have a killer setup!
For that money i would pay a few Hundred more and get Rane 12s and S7 or even try and stretch to S11 if you really want those screens. Don't get me wrong, its real pretty and all and i am excited to see what they follow it up with after its been out in the wild and they have got some feedback ect.
A Stand alone version. A Rekordbox version. 4 Channels or at least 2 Channels/2 Layers. A cheaper cut down version to sit inbetween Rev7 and Rev1?
And what are Rane gonna fire back with cause they obviously gonna be following up on the Rane One.
I'm really curious what the next version of the Rane One is going to look like as well!
I don’t think Rane needs a follow up on the Rane one, it’s a great controller, all the bells a whistle mean nothing to someone who’s main focus is on playing music. The Rane one is neat and minimal, I love it, software fx is all you need unless you intend to add turntables, then that defeats the object of having a controller. I’ve played with the rev 7 and it’s very nice, but expensive, £500 more than the Rane and you’re just getting onboard fx for that £500 more.
Motorized platters with wave visibility negates #2
It’s gonna be the setup they all gonna copy going forward!!! You’ll see…lol… forgot that the features outweigh the hype. 1.) instant scratch can practice scratching no computer. 2) on board effects are killer 3.) motorized platters that are the closest to vinyl you can get in a portable unit. 4) sound quality wow is awesome 5) price- if you a gigging dj it’s reasonable for all you get it’s a PRO level controller few gigs it’s paid for. 6) lots of features for the streaming djs 7) it’s sexy as hell people gonna bash it until you actually get your hands on it!! 8.) silent cue 9.) they listened to what people wanted in a portable controller and gave it to them 10) you don’t have to be locked at staring at your computer your visuals are right there!!! 11.) lots of Rane Ones up for sale in the used market after this one dropped….lol…Truth!
Those are good points as well!
This video was definitely well needed.Thank you for saving me from a premature impulse buy.
Thank you for watching!
It’s an awesome controller but just not for everyone.
Try is first before you make a decision. It’s not for everyone but it might be for you, you just have to try it.
The SRT has to be the best Pioneer unit next to the SZ2 at this point. This is a "studio unit" not a mobile one.
I'm really excited to see what the next versions of the SZ and the XZ are going to look like!
I liked how you used “Go bonkers” in the end 😂😂 LOL! But ngl ty for helping me decide, sir!
Good Points, and i also dont get why it’s only a serato controller
I have a feeling that if it does well, we might see a Rekordbox version in the future.
Hi, i think im getting the rev 1 as backup :D (light as hell), as secondary setup i have a ns7 (i) with a pair of Dicers. It cost me around 300€ incl. the dicers and its good enough to play in bars and small gigs (6kg more than the rev7, same measurements, and i have moving platters :D ) Still carrying my 1200/mixer to the Big events :D. The rev 7 its nice, but for me i prefer the full setup, at the end bigger platters and a DJM/Rane 7x still my prefer setup.
Those are some great options!
You should have mentioned the power cord for it.
Great point!
I can tell you’re judging the Rev7 on videos you’ve seen and not had a run on it. It’s def not my first choice but for the controller market it has definitely some features that no one else has, like the whole section above the platter. You need to try it out to see it’s potential. Having cues/loops/samples/scratches permanently up there is super dope. and the new FX missing on other mixers as well.
First off... its an HONOR to have the CHAMP watch any of my content!
Second, you make some fine points. Once I get some hours poured into the REV7 I will definitely give a more longer term review!
@@PDot thanks bro! just want to add - i see some of your points, especially the price and to get just a mixer and decks might be the better option for some DJs. good video still.
@@eskei83 Thank you champ!
I must say agree on durability though. I happened to get 1 bottom not working on Pioneer DDJ n headphone cracked less than 1 year usage.
Buuuuuut i am going to buy this controller as it makes sense
Sorry you ran into issues with your hardware, and congrats on the REV7!
I like the new efx they added, missed the mark on not adding Bluetooth.
bluetooth to be used in what way?
I know that bluetooth was a major selling point for the S7,. but I'm curious what you would use it for?
Best used as a mobile dj feature for songs that can be played on the fly if you don’t have it available.
As he said, There has been other Motorize controller in the same form for over 10 years. This is a first for Pioneer., a little late for the party. You can only put so many switches, button, bells and whisle on controllers and we have reach that max, you can only change their position. The real new magic will come from the software end for DJs, Better music and video management, light control, Sound quality control. Pioneer is starting to do the same mistake as Seraton has been doing, and that is playing it safe. Dj are not a safe animal because competition is fierce between us.
I do agree with you that I wish more gear companies would think more "out of the box" when it came to features but I also think DJs are creatures of habit. It took quite a long time for vinyl DJs to be okay with using DVS. Then when controllers came in, even to this day, many DJs do not fully accept DJing on controllers.
I said the same thing in another reviewer's chat about hasn't all this been done, why all the hype. I was told it was a stupid question. 😂
Some people are just total brand loyalists 🤷🏻♂️
100% agree the SC6000M still has more features in 1 deck lol
Just base on the feed back that you are getting it’s like 90% is loving the REv7!
I guess we'll see in a few months when people have gotten some hours of use out of the controller!
If you’re a busy DJ doing multiple shows in one night the strain of setting up and breaking down two turntables and a mixer will make you love a controller option. Most venues in my area simply dont have the space for a traditional setup. Plus not to mention potential issues that come with moving turntables from place to place (ground cables, plugs, needles). The hype is well warranted bc of the ease of portability. Lol this is your first review I’ve disagreed with you.
When you consider the weight of the REV7 to be around the weight of a Technics 1200, if you are worried about that type of portability...is the extra weight worth other controllers in that same size? I think that's a question each DJ will have to answer for themselves.
@@PDot True but you’re only hooking up one device verses three separate things and grounding wires (if your techs dont have the ground mod). No worrying about broken needles or hooking up a phase and that not being charged. As well, no worries about forgetting your CVs and with the Rev 7 unlike the Rane One no worries about the platter coming off in transit.
I don’t understand so you would recommend a mixer and 2 technics instead but then complain about how big the controller is, and I don’t think price is an issue since it is on back order now so what are we really talking about 🤦🏽♂️
Sorry if I was unclear. I was addressing two separate issues.
- The price: For the price of the REV7 a DJ could get a complete turntable + pro 2ch mixer setup which would be more flexible and allow for further expansion.
- The weight: DJs looking to buy this because it's an "all in one" solution need to realize there are other controllers on the market that weight much less and have almost all of the features of the REV7.
Definitely a want, and not a need. My favorite feature is the pads in the middle. My least favorite feature is that price! I understand quality costs, but man.
It's definitely a HEFTY price!
Not at all.
Overpriced…YES
I think is a case by case basis, depending on what each DJ really needs. In general Pioneer DJ products cost more than other company's products that have a similar feature set. Pioneer can do this because they are the club standard in the majority of major venues around the world.
Strongly disagree. I have it and love it. In a flightcase it feels no heavier than my SRT. It’s a definite need for me but i came from the t-table era. It is so much fun to play on.
It's a dope piece of gear don't get me wrong, it's just not for everybody.
S9 issues? I've had my S9 since the 1st month it dropped, and I haven't had any issues with it. It still feels and looks great. The REV 7 is Pioneers' response to the RANE ONE. Point. Blank. Period. As far as who's going to buy it. Well, that will be anyone who likes upgrading every 3 years or so, or any "Puriest" that been waiting on a good excuse to transition to a controller. Simple.
That’s awesome that you haven’t run into any issues! I know at least 5 DJs who take great care of their gear have had to get their S9 repaired unfortunately.
You’re nitpicking, bro. This is mostly designed for mobile djs that don’t wanna lug around full sized decks to gigs. Keep the vids coming!
Thank you for sharing your opinion. If you watched until the end of the video that was my point. The REV7 is FANTASTIC for that type of DJ....but not the best controller on the market for EVERY type of DJ.
If the Rev7 was standalone it would have been perfect.
I REALLY hope that Pioneer puts a stand-alone unit in this style!
@@PDot I really dont mind about size, no one was complaining about size in the 80s and 90s about turntables. Pioneer should make the platters 10" to look legit and then standalone then that would be perfect! Enough of this laptop parasite.
it needs 4 channels, come on guys
I'd love to see a 4 channel version, just curious how they would set the pads up.
Your'e reaching with this one bro
#1 s7 and two technics weigh much more than rev7, hence not even close to being mobile dj friendly
#2 its kind of hard to create a piece of gear that's innovative when a lot djs don't want to step out of there comfort zone with new concepts. also this is the 1st controller with motorized platters and built in fx
#3 pioneer has learned from those s9 issues and has released two solid mixers since
#4 it weighs the same as the Rane one, less than a ns7iii, and has more functionality than a the technics that you compared it to.
#5 they released the rev1 at the same time for beginner djs. I think this was created to pick up the slack that Rane left with the Rane one.
Thank you for sharing your opinion!
Never met someone with an s9 issue and never had an issue. With that being said I bought the rane one in Nov and this one a couple weeks ago lol. Gear nerd ? Maybe I am
The Rane One is super solid! Only thing it’s missing is hardware effects.
@@PDot Really is the only downside. I don't get how Rane didn't foresee that.
@@henryesparza8663 same! I’m hoping the next version includes it!
If you’re not using it with turntables, you don’t need hardware effects, I just don’t get what the big deal is.
I’m fully invested in Rekordbox and this controller won’t work with it. Wtf pioneer!?
Who knows, they may enable Rekordbox DJ for it in the future. They did the same with the S9 a few years ago!
I feel that first point, but I’ll keep it 100, 1200s aren’t as easy to get or as cheap as everyone keeps claiming. People do their research and they know they can resell 1200s at a higher price
Although it is harder to find 1200s for as cheap as they were before, I still run into some for $350-400 each.
Agrees!
You are exactly right
It’s a WANT not a need.,,,
I think the same can be said for most DJ gear, but we love it though!
Get a roland 707 and a rane 12 platter
The 707 is such a slept on piece of gear! That controller is a BEAST for mobile gigs!
Disagree, this mixer is hella dope!
It looks to be a GREAT controller, but I think that many of the DJs that are SUPER excited for it would be just as happy with many of the different options.
Nice click bate! This controller is bad ass!! I’ll get one in about a year for so.
That's great man! It's an awesome piece of gear, the point of the video was that it just might not be right for everyone that's excited about it.
Rev7 is a beast.... did ya know the platter is just a plastic clip on and easy to break compare to rane one heavy duty and durable...once the rev7 plastic clips break you're screwed you would have to order a new one. Open donut slip is my concerned other than that it is a beast...im good with my rane one durable platters...eventhough im old school running my 12's tables and carrying crates i still rock my vinyl's and cuttin it up...
I didn't know that about those clips, thanks for heads up!
there probably be cheaper alternatives on ebay and stuff. have good to have backups on deck.
Probably still ends up being cheaper than replacing stylus being that it's just a plastic donut.
So he said you could buy a new pioneer mixer and used turntables for the same price. Turntables are heavy. Then he knocked the controller for being heavy. I would rather carry that controller mobile than my turntables any day
Everyone has their preferences!
I agree with you Mr Dj
Thanks for watching!
Agree with all you say Dude
Just go to take a Rane one for 1000E
Less fonctionnality, but more portability and platter seems to be like twelve built , and twelve work since few years
That’s the one thing about the Rane One… that technology it uses has been proven since the Numark NS7
I want to try out a REV 7 before buying it.
I think that’s a good rule for any expensive gear purchase!
@@PDot, that's just common sense. You don't want to pay $1900 and be unhappy. I know that I would be highly pissed.
I agree 100%.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
There’s no controller like the rev 7. Used them all
Might not like it, but he’s got a point💯
Thank you for watching!
Rev 7 $1,900 is way too much for that price you should have a USB flash drive ports have a way to connect a monitor to it instead of having it on the jog Wheels imagine using your phone as a monitor screen that would be awesome for this thing Numark mixdeck it's old technology but it plays CD and it's working great Pioneer is not a new kid on the Block they've been around for a minute as a hobby dj don't need this for light birthday party's it's nice way to over High✌😁
I like the REV7 but I think the Roland DJ 707M is the one
I love the 707M, its a well rounded mobile DJ controller! I hope that Roland makes another version will larger jogwheels.
My homie PDot SPREADING THE TRUTH!
Good to see you in the comments sir!
The fomo was real for a lot of people when this dropped.
We'll see what people think after a few months of use!
It’s not
Nice 👍🏾
Thank you!
The first reason is it's a pioneer. Pimps of the industry. If you wait long enough there will be a million more versions waiting to come out and snatch your money away from you.
I agree I’m sure this is just the beginning of this style of controller from Pioneer. Excited to see what else they put out!
Just buy what you like or can afford
This is very good advice!
1500 euro for the s7 with a quick google,leaves you 500 for a pair of used technics,not realistic. And instead of used the rp7000 new is more reliable and stable and dare i even say...better.
The RP7000s are a great choice!
Pretty sure you are missing the point here....
My point was the fact that there are many DJs that were excited with the announcement of this controller who's style of DJing just doesn't really fit with the REV7 and there are plenty of other controllers on the market that would be just as useful.
i got it the controller is sweet feels like turntable don't like rane controller feel cheap
That’s a great pick up!
Lol because some people can’t buy it .
Not a fan of Pioneer, but most your arguments are moot. 🤷🏾♂️
I respect your feedback!
Great video I think it's all hype as well
Thanks for watching! I don't know if its ALL hype, but I definitely think it's not for everyone.
It’s beautiful
It is a great looking piece.
These 5 reasons are overhyped.
Thank you for the feedback!
Wasted too much time talking about the faults of a different product.
Thank you for your input!
Trakktor
I wish Native Instruments was still actively developing Traktor. It’s the first DJ software I used!
It’s not worth it 😒
It might be for some DJs, not just everyone.
Dude you make no sense in your arguments
A world champion DJ agreed with some of my points and agreed to disagree about the others in the comments of this video.
I’d love to be able to clarify. What reasons did I provide do not make sense to you?
Disagree entirely!!
Thank you for sharing your opinion!