Read the full review: wearecrossfader.co.uk/blog/pioneer-dj-ddj-rev1-review/ Watch the performance: ua-cam.com/video/sFpDvCn5Q6c/v-deo.html/ Learn to DJ with Crossfader: app.wearecrossfader.co.uk/online-dj-courses/serato-beginner/
Being a mobile DJ for more than 20 years now, I was always kind of bummed I never really learned how to scratch on the good old Technics 1200's back in the days. Nowadays, an actual "battle" setup consisting of 2 1200's and a battle-style mixer is extremely expensive and not something I would spend my hard-earned money on. This little controller, on the other hand, is the perfect gateway into the world of scratching that I've always kind of missed out on. I think I might be getting this and finally learn the supreme discipline of DJing!
Great honest review..thanks!...i had to ditch my ddj 400's cause they dont have a deck swap. If they would put a deck swap on the 400 it would have been perfect. I use this one now with virtual DJ and the nice part about the performance pads is that both decks are right together and dont have to move your hand to far when mixing.
Naaa I'm a club dj. I had several years using the ddj wego1 controller and finally updated into the ddj 1000 and i am really happy! Realizing the real difference
Was eyeing one of these in local pawnshop and needed to see hands on review, so thank you for that. For fader wobble I think hard felt pad under knob would let it slide and not wobble. Though would remove paint over time .
I think the reason they don’t put a 1/4 inch jack is due to this controller being usb powered usually 5volts. Externally powered controllers use upwards of 12 volts. High end headphone need power to drive them, if they are connected to a usb powered controller the master output gets distorted when you open the cue volume while using a high end headphone 🙄 I experienced this on the Ddj 400, I could be wrong but just to answer your question on that topic
@@codymackie I like the recortbox idea but this DDjRev 1 is serato controller ,this is my question is it worth to change software for rev1 or I have to buy the ddj400 and keep my rekortbox life
@@gianniszan1043 - well, if u get the 400 you get the Rekordbox pro license for free, basically 100$ worth - if you get the Rev1, you're gonna have to start from scratch with Serato Lite so if you're looking to save on software and don't want to switch softwares, go for the 400. you get the hardware upgrade plus free Rekordbox software upgrade but like you said you're more into Hiphop music so the Rev1 is good because - Bigger jogwheels for scratching, scratch tracking function can help you practice your cuts - Battle style mixer layout, paddle effects work better for quick hiphop routines imo - Decks mimic turntables in battle position so if you're planning on eventually upgrading to vinyl turntables + battle mixer setup this is definitely the way to go im also choosing between the 400 and the rev1 and am leaning towards rev1 also because of the factors mentioned above
@@radxavier2269 thank you very very much mate ,it’s not that big deal to change software but it is not the easiest thing tho, I liked a lot the rev1 and I think it is worth it to struggle with new software tbh
Really cool concept and a fresh take on a small controller. I can even see many advanced turntablists even picking this up for a fun little travel buddy and sketching tool. However, I really struggle to understand why spend the R&D money on these gimmicky automated scratches. Why?
I think it's to let more people have access to being able to produce scratch sounds without the need to spend hours learning to scratch. Think of it as another FX rather than a technique. I feel like it's something that only beginners would find useful or rather lead them down the path to learn to scratch. It's like learning to ride a bike with training wheels, you aren't going to learn much if you constantly fall.
Alright, this controller seems pretty cool, but I think I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the scratch bank. Specifically, how does that differ from the sampler, beyond it's effectively loading the sample onto the deck? Though I guess that makes sense so you can actually scratch on said sample.
This is a amazing lil controller for beginners I have a OG ddj rb and a ddj 800 but I might upgrade my ddj rb to this lil guy so I don’t have to take out my 800
@@maus3454 You can scratch during any type of music, not just hip hop! The joe cooley scratch is used alot by djs playing uk hardcore and gabber sets.
I have the Pioneer SB3 got it only two weeks ago and it's having mapping problems with my windows 10 laptop. The slider control on the left and right move the opposite side which is not normal and it doesn't keep sync with the sync button. I've updated it successfully it still has issue. I'm wondering if I should return it and buy one of these rev1's? I don't play hip-hop and I don't scratch so I'm wondering how this would serve me as a house dj ? Has anyone had mapping issues with this model? Thank you for the wonderful video
Hey buddy, how I can turn off the effects, when I play track and effects are applying. I have a show coming Saturday and worry about it. Get me back as soon as possible appreciate it. Thank you.
@@LeftCat I’m a beginner and I just ordered this (I’m a noob) I know I could probably play house but I feel like I just handicapped myself. Should I return it? Or just make it work?
@@victorsaenz9452 it's not going to be an issue playing a particular type of music... it's all about getting used to the layout. Once you've played around with different setups you will get a feel for what clicks better in your brain and feels like a better flow.
Did I seriously handicap myself by buying this? I plan on playing mostly house. I ordered this and I kinda feel like I should return it for the 400. Is it possible to play house effectively on this?
@@AlexRodriguez-wo1lt what ? That doesn't make sense plenty of DJs Play house with two turntables and a mixer... as a beginner he would just get used to the layout of whatever he gets... there isn't any kind of handicapped when it comes to using one style layout versus the other, especially when it comes to these entry-level type of controllers ! where things start to change is when four-channel mixer is involved, that's why the layout is different versus a battle mixer.. not so sure need to worry about getting the layout of a Pioneer 4-channel mixer memorized as a beginner...
I don't think you've hurt yourself at all. Learning the basics is largely the same on anything. You'll want to get pickier when it comes to your next upgrade, but just about anything with this level of control is good for learning, regardless of genre
The "best" is purely subjective to your individual use case. I have the SB3 and Rev1 and they both have uses for me. I spin house/edm as well has hip hop.
I currently usee the the ddj-sz2 in a club setting but needing a smaller unit for travel and club. I have serato pro already. Would this be a good board for a club setting?
I think the DJJ SB2 is still the best controller in this price range, cheaper and better than the rev 1. I don't like using the word beginner, as i've been on vinyl since the 70's and rocking big venues since the 80's. plus i can rock a party on any controller and rocked festivals on the sb2. Comparing the rev 1 ans sb2, I prefer the feel scratching on the sb2 and the pointless lines on the rev 1 not only don't do anything, they hinder you as I come from vinyl with stickers on. The tracking i find gimmicky. Djing should feel natural and it doesn't feel natural to scratch without holding a cross fader and can only scratch on first part of sample, useless to me. Plus scratch banks is more confusing, making track playing disappear from view and scratch sound doesn't start on cue point using scratch bank. Pitch sliders on rev 1 not as smooth as on the sb2 and where has the headphones mix knob gone!! not on the rev 1, i use it constantly on the sb2, plus having that knob to be able to midi map, to say curve etc is vital to me! on the rev 1 you would have to go into settings and use the trackpad! useless... i would use it on the fly constantly on the sb2 and what's with the mic level on the back of the controller! and doesn't say mic level on top to show where it is like on the sb2, imagine getting feedback and feeling around the back looking for the knob. Making that knob mini mappable would have been more useful. Plus Levels go into the red if trim is at 50% or more, even with all other volumes down, surely that can't be an accurate reading? Why have the trims to be able to go to 100%? I could go on and on but no headphone mix knob means i can not perform to my best with this thing like i could on the sb2. The rev 1 is going back to the shop. I would swap all the scratch gimmicks for a simple extra mappable knob. Everywhere I go now people have real expensive controllers, yet don't seem to rock a crowd like i do on the SB2. Plus sb2 is the right size to fit in a plane overhead locker, the rev 1 is a little too long to be allowed. I used the same technic turntables for 40 years and only got the sb2 as i had a few gigs lined up around the world, only reason i bought the thing but then never looked back for djing abroad plus was shocked how responsive this little sb2 was. Unfortunately now the play button and the deck freezes, needing to unplug usb cable, a few have this issue on the sb2 with the play button, plus it came out in 2015 if i remember right. I got the rev1as i thought it would be tons better in 2022 but only real advantage i find over the sb2 is having 8 hot cue pads
what is the point of not letting this controller work in rekord box ;_; you can even map it out but the jogs won't work, what is the point, I want this controller but for rekord box : (
Beginners who want to play at clubs or on pro gear some day should stick to the ddj-400, this Rev1 does not have a traditional cdj layout unlike the ddj-400 and its bigger brothers.
@@mauiwowie7698 says who!!? Battle djs constantly prep routines on smaller controllers as opposed to turntables when they are coming up with ideas. This is perfect!!!
so i dj on traktor with a s4 mk3 but as i’ve been getting more gigs i find it evident i need to learn serato better and get more used to it if i want to do this for work. would this be good for me? i would mainly just use it for my own practice with serato but i would more than likely be using cdjs if i’m being forced to use serato at a gig. i’m used to 4 channels and loads of effects but i get it’s not necessary. tl:dr pro traktor dj wants to know if this good for learning serato/future cdj use
Sorry, I don't buy the Hype. Let's wait for an HONEST review, NOT from all those big online DJ influencers who's been sent the new gear back in December. Hope marketing will not win with common sense. Absolute bottom line is that I am yet to fine a person on the dance floor who wants to listen to screatching to dance to.
Just because we are sent the equipment to review ahead of launch doesn't mean our views have been influenced in anyway. We're sure Pioneer DJ didn't want us pointing out the wobbling pitch faders for example. Our main priority in any review is to inform our audience and our students about the latest products, it's always been that way and will remain that way.
I just bought one, and I can tell you it's piece of joke, maybe it's work perfect and do his job, but the quality is a pure trash, very cheap plastic and buttons
So u mean to tell me someone that never practiced how to scratch the different arsenal of scratches can come on and all of the sudden crab?? No wonder i hear djs that can't mix worth a shit but can somehow sound ok using some advanced scratches. Kinda fucked if u ask me. Talk about shortcuts and culture dying.
Mine makes this high pitched squeal to the beat noise when the song is not EXACTLY in original tempo. Anyone have any ideas how to fix? It’s soooo bad.
Read the full review: wearecrossfader.co.uk/blog/pioneer-dj-ddj-rev1-review/
Watch the performance: ua-cam.com/video/sFpDvCn5Q6c/v-deo.html/
Learn to DJ with Crossfader: app.wearecrossfader.co.uk/online-dj-courses/serato-beginner/
Being a mobile DJ for more than 20 years now, I was always kind of bummed I never really learned how to scratch on the good old Technics 1200's back in the days. Nowadays, an actual "battle" setup consisting of 2 1200's and a battle-style mixer is extremely expensive and not something I would spend my hard-earned money on. This little controller, on the other hand, is the perfect gateway into the world of scratching that I've always kind of missed out on. I think I might be getting this and finally learn the supreme discipline of DJing!
Its a very well deserved entry level controller in every sence. I bought it and i loved it.
Great honest review..thanks!...i had to ditch my ddj 400's cause they dont have a deck swap. If they would put a deck swap on the 400 it would have been perfect. I use this one now with virtual DJ and the nice part about the performance pads is that both decks are right together and dont have to move your hand to far when mixing.
I think people aren’t understanding that this is to mimic a vinyl battle dj setup, hence the cue buttons, horizontal pitch faders etc.
Bang On. I had a early 2000’s set up that was the same as DJ Qbert.
Great review. The 8th pad on trans mode is like a closed fader and can be used with the other pads for more realistic effect.
Naaa I'm a club dj. I had several years using the ddj wego1 controller and finally updated into the ddj 1000 and i am really happy! Realizing the real difference
I’m looking for a dj controller for my boyfriend which one do u recommend? I’m only looking to spend 500.00
@@nicolepierrain6894 Get him DDJ 400 or DDJ 800
Alll same old shyt
Was eyeing one of these in local pawnshop and needed to see hands on review, so thank you for that. For fader wobble I think hard felt pad under knob would let it slide and not wobble. Though would remove paint over time .
appreciate your time mate. Nice video. i just picked this up and was lost lol this video definitely answered alot of my questions.
I think the reason they don’t put a 1/4 inch jack is due to this controller being usb powered usually 5volts. Externally powered controllers use upwards of 12 volts. High end headphone need power to drive them, if they are connected to a usb powered controller the master output gets distorted when you open the cue volume while using a high end headphone 🙄
I experienced this on the Ddj 400, I could be wrong but just to answer your question on that topic
You are very wrong bra dont need 12 volts for that, its just the size of the headphone jack no difference
Makes sense
Best explanation of everything at the moment!!
I’m using ddj200 and I was about to buy the ddj400 but this controller look good for hip hop music it is worth the struggle to change software ?
Ddj 200 and ddj 400 both work on rekordbox so give it a try on your 200 to make sure you like it
@@codymackie I like the recortbox idea but this DDjRev 1 is serato controller ,this is my question is it worth to change software for rev1 or I have to buy the ddj400 and keep my rekortbox life
@@gianniszan1043
- well, if u get the 400 you get the Rekordbox pro license for free, basically 100$ worth
- if you get the Rev1, you're gonna have to start from scratch with Serato Lite
so if you're looking to save on software and don't want to switch softwares, go for the 400. you get the hardware upgrade plus free Rekordbox software upgrade
but like you said you're more into Hiphop music so the Rev1 is good because
- Bigger jogwheels for scratching, scratch tracking function can help you practice your cuts
- Battle style mixer layout, paddle effects work better for quick hiphop routines imo
- Decks mimic turntables in battle position so if you're planning on eventually upgrading to vinyl turntables + battle mixer setup this is definitely the way to go
im also choosing between the 400 and the rev1 and am leaning towards rev1 also because of the factors mentioned above
@@radxavier2269 thank you very very much mate ,it’s not that big deal to change software but it is not the easiest thing tho, I liked a lot the rev1 and I think it is worth it to struggle with new software tbh
Can you use the iPad Pro 2021 to run rekordbox with ddj 400?
I'm from Brazil and I really like your videos.
Really cool concept and a fresh take on a small controller. I can even see many advanced turntablists even picking this up for a fun little travel buddy and sketching tool. However, I really struggle to understand why spend the R&D money on these gimmicky automated scratches. Why?
I think it's to let more people have access to being able to produce scratch sounds without the need to spend hours learning to scratch. Think of it as another FX rather than a technique.
I feel like it's something that only beginners would find useful or rather lead them down the path to learn to scratch. It's like learning to ride a bike with training wheels, you aren't going to learn much if you constantly fall.
Thank you for your video. Just picked one up. Whats the name of the cable I need to connect controller to my iPad?
I’m surprised pioneer didn’t make their own version of the numark mixtream pro
Mixtream is trash because of the inbuilt speakers
Do a comparison with the Hercules impulse 500
Alright, this controller seems pretty cool, but I think I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the scratch bank. Specifically, how does that differ from the sampler, beyond it's effectively loading the sample onto the deck? Though I guess that makes sense so you can actually scratch on said sample.
This is a amazing lil controller for beginners I have a OG ddj rb and a ddj 800 but I might upgrade my ddj rb to this lil guy so I don’t have to take out my 800
I'm in 2 minds, don't know weather to buy the Numark NS4FX or the Pioneer Rev 1....?
Will Rev 1 be compatible with Djay Algoriddim?
I'm definitely getting a ddj rev1
Reviewing a scatch controller with house music 🧐🤣
Who cares dude? Pioneer description is for open format DJs
I just ordered this. I’m a beginner and my focus is house music…. I think I bought the wrong controller
@@victorsaenz9452 I think too. DDJ-800 or 1000 is better suited for house (4 on the floor)
@@maus3454 shut up
@@maus3454 You can scratch during any type of music, not just hip hop! The joe cooley scratch is used alot by djs playing uk hardcore and gabber sets.
AWESOME Review!
Great review! Thank you!
I have the Pioneer SB3 got it only two weeks ago and it's having mapping problems with my windows 10 laptop. The slider control on the left and right move the opposite side which is not normal and it doesn't keep sync with the sync button. I've updated it successfully it still has issue. I'm wondering if I should return it and buy one of these rev1's? I don't play hip-hop and I don't scratch so I'm wondering how this would serve me as a house dj ? Has anyone had mapping issues with this model? Thank you for the wonderful video
What kind of DJ doesn't play hip hop😒😭
So clean all black
What version of serato u need to work it?
So for full clarification, if I have Serato pro I can use all eight hot cues?
Yep, that's correct!
Yes!
Same!
I’ve been using ddj sr for few years and now I’d like to buy a new controller more focused on scratch…do you think this one could be good?
It’s a great place to start scratching better. And has a lot of features for the money.
Hey buddy, how I can turn off the effects, when I play track and effects are applying. I have a show coming Saturday and worry about it. Get me back as soon as possible appreciate it.
Thank you.
This controller will undersell itself. Doesn't have the edge against the introductional value the DDJ-400 offers.
It depends. I have the 400 and would prefer that as I play house. If I was interested in scratching or hip hop, I'd lean towards this.
@@LeftCat In my honest opinion, the jogwheel won't lend first time users the experience for spinning with vinyl.
@@tomdenhaese237 fair enough
@@LeftCat I’m a beginner and I just ordered this (I’m a noob) I know I could probably play house but I feel like I just handicapped myself. Should I return it? Or just make it work?
@@victorsaenz9452 it's not going to be an issue playing a particular type of music... it's all about getting used to the layout. Once you've played around with different setups you will get a feel for what clicks better in your brain and feels like a better flow.
What do you think about the Roland dj202 compared to the impulse 500 and this new rev2?
DDJ-400 HELL YEAH !!!
Does this light up?
Will it work on Virtual Dj?
Asking the same question
How do I load my dj drops and bombs so it works on the controller
Did I seriously handicap myself by buying this? I plan on playing mostly house. I ordered this and I kinda feel like I should return it for the 400. Is it possible to play house effectively on this?
Definitely return it & get the 400 you handicapped yourself if your mixing house. This is meant more for hip-hop music and vinyl djs
@@AlexRodriguez-wo1lt what ? That doesn't make sense plenty of DJs Play house with two turntables and a mixer... as a beginner he would just get used to the layout of whatever he gets... there isn't any kind of handicapped when it comes to using one style layout versus the other, especially when it comes to these entry-level type of controllers ! where things start to change is when four-channel mixer is involved, that's why the layout is different versus a battle mixer.. not so sure need to worry about getting the layout of a Pioneer 4-channel mixer memorized as a beginner...
I don't think you've hurt yourself at all. Learning the basics is largely the same on anything. You'll want to get pickier when it comes to your next upgrade, but just about anything with this level of control is good for learning, regardless of genre
This or ddj-flx4?
Superb ! Next upgrade pioneer will Length pitch controller !
I bought DDJ SB pioneer launch sb2 in couple months.
Price
is this good for mixing techno ?
DDJ 400 is still the best at this price range.
Do you know when the v2 is coming out ?
The "best" is purely subjective to your individual use case. I have the SB3 and Rev1 and they both have uses for me. I spin house/edm as well has hip hop.
@@aj6761 but can you use the ddj rev1 for party’s?
@@oboythakid7826 Absolutely. I'm gigging with it this weekend.
@@aj6761 mann thank you for replying back didn’t know you’ll reply lol but i just ordered mine it’s coming tomorrow i’m excited getting to learn djing
Does it work with serato pro??
I currently usee the the ddj-sz2 in a club setting but needing a smaller unit for travel and club. I have serato pro already. Would this be a good board for a club setting?
Yes
U already know the answer 😂
If u need compact size Pro dj controller loock rolland 707m or if need cheaper also rolland other lower models or hercules inpulse 500
Please help, I am thinking to buy Rev 1, can I use stems in serato dj lite? Or should I have to upgrade to serato dj pro?
Does the rev1 work with VDJ? Thanks
I think the DJJ SB2 is still the best controller in this price range, cheaper and better than the rev 1. I don't like using the word beginner, as i've been on vinyl since the 70's and rocking big venues since the 80's. plus i can rock a party on any controller and rocked festivals on the sb2. Comparing the rev 1 ans sb2, I prefer the feel scratching on the sb2 and the pointless lines on the rev 1 not only don't do anything, they hinder you as I come from vinyl with stickers on. The tracking i find gimmicky. Djing should feel natural and it doesn't feel natural to scratch without holding a cross fader and can only scratch on first part of sample, useless to me. Plus scratch banks is more confusing, making track playing disappear from view and scratch sound doesn't start on cue point using scratch bank. Pitch sliders on rev 1 not as smooth as on the sb2 and where has the headphones mix knob gone!! not on the rev 1, i use it constantly on the sb2, plus having that knob to be able to midi map, to say curve etc is vital to me! on the rev 1 you would have to go into settings and use the trackpad! useless... i would use it on the fly constantly on the sb2 and what's with the mic level on the back of the controller! and doesn't say mic level on top to show where it is like on the sb2, imagine getting feedback and feeling around the back looking for the knob. Making that knob mini mappable would have been more useful. Plus Levels go into the red if trim is at 50% or more, even with all other volumes down, surely that can't be an accurate reading? Why have the trims to be able to go to 100%? I could go on and on but no headphone mix knob means i can not perform to my best with this thing like i could on the sb2. The rev 1 is going back to the shop. I would swap all the scratch gimmicks for a simple extra mappable knob. Everywhere I go now people have real expensive controllers, yet don't seem to rock a crowd like i do on the SB2. Plus sb2 is the right size to fit in a plane overhead locker, the rev 1 is a little too long to be allowed. I used the same technic turntables for 40 years and only got the sb2 as i had a few gigs lined up around the world, only reason i bought the thing but then never looked back for djing abroad plus was shocked how responsive this little sb2 was. Unfortunately now the play button and the deck freezes, needing to unplug usb cable, a few have this issue on the sb2 with the play button, plus it came out in 2015 if i remember right. I got the rev1as i thought it would be tons better in 2022 but only real advantage i find over the sb2 is having 8 hot cue pads
A Cue Mix Control Knob (like the 400 has) would have been nice … ?!
I just got it I heard it was improvement from SB DJ
Stop saying controllers are beginners level , even us older djs use these small controllers .
They should’ve just improved the DDJ-400 with a new replacement controller for that
Are they still doing that ?
Yeah, I’ll keep my DDJ 400 or just upgrade to its big brother the Rev 7
Can the crossfader be replaced?
All these entry level controllers have shitty crossfaders... bet this one isn't any different...too bad.
Is it good for dnb?
You never discussed the load button at the top of controller
what is the point of not letting this controller work in rekord box ;_; you can even map it out but the jogs won't work, what is the point, I want this controller but for rekord box : (
Is there any information on whether pioneer will update ddj400 or not?
We've not been made aware of any update just yet
@@Crossfader Thank you so much 🙏🏻😊
Would you say the Rev1 and SR are similar
Bro sr is very better
Works wit vdj8?
it can not samping some on file or cd ?
What is this effect called? 17:29
How much?
Software version
I use $400 headphones that come with an 1/8th male
Those jog wheels are ugly!
Plug in ur iPhone
Djay pro DVS and ur djay library easy as 123……
Beginners who want to play at clubs or on pro gear some day should stick to the ddj-400, this Rev1 does not have a traditional cdj layout unlike the ddj-400 and its bigger brothers.
This is for battle style dj's not club style dj's.
@@pollodereynaldo9211 battle djs use turntables, not that funny little shit :D
Not all DJ's can afford turntables to start on, this is the perfect solution in our opinion
@@mauiwowie7698 says who!!? Battle djs constantly prep routines on smaller controllers as opposed to turntables when they are coming up with ideas. This is perfect!!!
Will still keep my 200 coz of portability then upgrade to the 400
I wonder if numark kicking themselves for giving up on the V7 And NS7 series??! When youre ahead...Stay ahead
That pad scratch feature is so cheesy.
6.6 inch platters
I don't think so
I'm waiting for ddj 400 2.0 🙏
Do you have any other information 😭 I don’t know if I should wait or just buy ddj400 v1
@@merlinvongarnier1802 I don't, but something should come out.I have the same problem too 😂
nice
It is!
so i dj on traktor with a s4 mk3 but as i’ve been getting more gigs i find it evident i need to learn serato better and get more used to it if i want to do this for work. would this be good for me? i would mainly just use it for my own practice with serato but i would more than likely be using cdjs if i’m being forced to use serato at a gig. i’m used to 4 channels and loads of effects but i get it’s not necessary.
tl:dr
pro traktor dj wants to know if this good for learning serato/future cdj use
Why not just use traktor? Why do you need to use Serato to play gigs? I don't understand
So to get the full functionality of the controller you have to have serrato pro? That is pretty stupid business decision imo.
Waste of money might as well save and get the Rane1
You speak as though there isnt a massive price leap to the Rane 1. There's a big difference between $250 and $1500.
xDDDDDDDDDDDdd
Sorry, I don't buy the Hype. Let's wait for an HONEST review, NOT from all those big online DJ influencers who's been sent the new gear back in December. Hope marketing will not win with common sense. Absolute bottom line is that I am yet to fine a person on the dance floor who wants to listen to screatching to dance to.
Just because we are sent the equipment to review ahead of launch doesn't mean our views have been influenced in anyway. We're sure Pioneer DJ didn't want us pointing out the wobbling pitch faders for example. Our main priority in any review is to inform our audience and our students about the latest products, it's always been that way and will remain that way.
4 ON THE FLOOR IS ALL YOU NEED RIGHT? LOL
HAHA GET SCHOOLED
MIlosz!!!
The lay out is awfull!
It’s a garbage ! 😢
I just bought one, and I can tell you it's piece of joke, maybe it's work perfect and do his job, but the quality is a pure trash, very cheap plastic and buttons
So u mean to tell me someone that never practiced how to scratch the different arsenal of scratches can come on and all of the sudden crab?? No wonder i hear djs that can't mix worth a shit but can somehow sound ok using some advanced scratches. Kinda fucked if u ask me. Talk about shortcuts and culture dying.
bro you coming mad hard at a beginner controller relax lol
Mine makes this high pitched squeal to the beat noise when the song is not EXACTLY in original tempo. Anyone have any ideas how to fix? It’s soooo bad.
Which serato lite version do it use