Pioneer DDJ-REV1: First Impressions with DJ GhostNotes

Today our old friend DJ GhostNotes popped into the studio to have a play on the latest entry-level controller from Pioneer DJ, the DDJ-REV1. Unlike the DDJ-400, this 2-channel controller is designed for use with Serato DJ software, and has a battle-style layout more suitable for those looking to start their journey into scratch-style DJing.
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[@DjFranz876]

Very good review. Better than most. Love that You actually used it for a bit

[@rod7285]

So professional 🤯🔥♥️

[@trublazer933]

Great review.. thanks. Getting mine this weekend

[@StoreDJ_online]

Cheers, enjoy!

[@johangibson8266]

yeah boiiii!!

[@jimmyspit]

Badass!!!

[@DJShellingz]

It's actually a 4 channel controller.

[@LeFlurLeflaEshkoshka]

No reverse crossfader switch?

[@duptape_yard]

Im willing to buy a DDJ rev1 ... Mm I donno if the jog wheel is adjustable

[@Djroja_mo]

can you help me how to connect rev 1 to serato pro

[@kennedytran2617]

You need to purchase the SDJ pro license

[@patrickjordan2651]

So how tough is that crossfader?

[@ghostnotesaj282]

Hi Patrick - it’s pretty basic as you’d expect from a $400-$500 controller. Innofaders are around $150-200 each… so your not going to get a Magvel / innofader for that kind of money. The Rev7 has a good fader !

[@deck1two0two72]

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