I agree with you 110%. As a former old school dj who is considering getting a system. Yes I know the are far advanced to the system I started on. I was always told " if you are gonna do something . Learn everything you can and all the tools you need " this controller has that. I agree with you on every level. The price point would be awesome if under 2000
I have a DJM-2000 and two XDJ-1000 as my setup, solves a ton of the problems, I can go without a laptop or with. I have 4 Channels, tons of effects, touch screen. I think that in some ways that my setup beats a full Pioneer NXS2 setup. And most if not all controllers can't really compare. Personally I don't really need the turning platters, but cool idea for sure!
Denon makes great hardware. I owned x1600 mixer (great mixer for the money) and their SC3900 which also was a turntable/cdj. However, their Engine software was horrible. I finally ended up selling everything and went Pioneer. Even with the added expense (which was considerable) I never looked back.
agreed on the engine quality and efficiency. it could be better. Innovation wise, the MCX8000 could very well be the turning point for the future of standalone controller.
look at the new Pioneer controller DDJ_SZ2 they release this month... its already outdated by the MCX8000. Who want to buy a controller not standalone now when you can get one at a good price like Denon make...
June 2018 and I am still looking for the same DJ controller that you explained in video and it's on point. Only close one that I don't know if it will be worth of waiting is Gemini sdj 4000. First it's Gemini and it still not out for the sale. Do notify if your comes out before..
liked your video but I like ns7 3 it has everything you mentioned. although you need a laptop you can close it and use the n73 screen display to select songs. also after picking a song or songs you can choose a visual wave form or just choose a record display for a more old skool feel for those who feel its better to listen than to see what your playing
Your description, (well done, by the way), of a perfect controller is right on point, as far as I am concerned. The only thing I would add is that the laptop, although not a necessity, should be an option if you are talking about the perfect controller. It should be compatible with RekordBox & Serato and I would be all in if it were reasonably priced. Some people don't mind using a laptop and some of us really like Serato. Just my 2 cents. Great video, however! My first video watched from your channel & you now have a new subscriber. Keep up the good work, bro! :)
What you did forget: *Arcade buttons as in the DJ Techtools midi fighter 3D, *rotary-push-buttons+LED as in the midi fighter twister, *4 bands EQ as in the A&H xone:92, *parametric filter/boost/equilizer as in the xone DB2/DB4 and the playdifferently model1 *'Tube' warmth per channel (less digital sound, warmer, fuller bass and kicks) as in the playdifferently model1 *10 channel (5 stereo channel) soundcard (+ 5 stereo inputs ?) *additional Traktor F1 faders (and pads ?) for STEMS control + step sequencer control *Full TRAKTOR control :-) *Matrix input selction as in the denon dn-x1500/dn-x1600/dn-x1700 and the A&H xone DB2/DB4
By, the way, i'm also one of those dj's who actually really has a dozain controllers including the sc3900, 'all in one's ' , traktor controllers knobs (djtechtools) seperate mixers and external audio effectors. One thing to concider: if you have modular controllers you can change this modular controller if broken or if there are new functionalities in your software, this is not possible in an all in one. Real modular controllers who link up to each other, not with usb (as in the x-link or so) and being able to add more buttons/sliders etc. or leave them out.
IT S REALLY A COOL CONTROLER MAN. PERFECTION IT S HARD TO REACH, BUT A PERFECT MIX IT S NOT IMPOSSIBLE WITH THIS ONE. I VE JUST BOUGHT ONE.....I AM HAPPIER THAN EVER :D
I already own DENON MCX8000 and all what I can say it is .. A Swarovski diamond , just lookin' at it. I think, DENON will prepare, not for 2017 , maybe for 2018 a new DENON with 4 DECKS FULLY CONTROLLED by the Engine. Another controller that give's you emotions is ROLAND DJ-808, but too bad that is not has screens. So, someone will just need how to figure it out to build a controller that will smash the globe market. And this is the future of dj'ing
Crossfader removable ,One screen to show all , plug in an removable SSD dedicated to your music , your music stores an E mail but dedicated to music ... i would say Rane Seventy-Two with the Rane Twelve DJ controller but with a laptop for music only build ...within
One thing you have to understand is if they have you the perfect controller or setup that never broke they wouldn't make money they're always gonna create systems that have flaws just so they can say oh will improve next time now what pioneer did with the ddj 1000 was insane all that thing needed was flash drive capability and if the screen on the job wheel was able to see your song tracklist and they would of got a perfect 10 out of 10 I still give it a 9 out of 10 that controller is amazing
I have it. For cd or usb stick it's great, with rekordbox, traktor or virtual dj it's awful, on mac or w10 it stops seeing it as a controller, I've tried reinstall the software and the OS and nothing, rekordbox dj rarely stops seeing the controller but it has lag on a 2015 macbook or the latest intel platform with W10. The concept it's good but the implementation it's crap. Too bad..
What it sounds like is you'd be happy with the Denon MCX8000 and/or the Pioneer DDJ RZX. I highy doubt you'll ever see a controller with all your wishes for under $2k especially with LCD screens and a motorized platter it would be more in the price range of $3k. Another thing you haven't thought of is the weight this controller would be, the DDJ SZ is already a fairly heavy controller so to add screens and a motorized platter would make it around the 150lb mark + adding a case you're at 200lbs +! It always makes me laugh when guys say they want to do away with a laptop for djing but yet want to have LCD screens, the only difference of the 2 are the size of the screen you're looking at, lets compare the 2 similarities. Laptop; Generally 13-15" screen size used for file searching and visual wave forms, has hard drive to store MP3 files. USB Flash drive + screens on the controller; 6-8" screen size used for file searching and visual wave forms, USB flash drive to store MP3 files. I usually put my laptop off to the side when djing so I am not blocked by the screen when playing EXACTLY like the guys you mentioned from the Redbullstyl3 DJ competitions. IMO the Pioneer DDJ-RZX with the ability to attach a USB thumb drive would be the ultimate controller.
You missed two point"s: 1- Video control. If you aren't Vjaying, you will be soon or missing gig's. 2- Actually, a "5" channel controller, to better control your mic. I think the MCX 8000, is heading in the right direction.
That system already kind of exists, it's called the Numark NS7 III, the best DJ controller on the market for people who want the closest thing to turntables, since it's the only controller on the market with actual spinning motors on the platters... and it's only about $1500, much cheaper than getting turntables or CDJs with an expensive Serato mixer... and much cheaper than Pioneer's DDJ-SZ, the most expensive controller on the market at $2000 and it doesn't even have spinning motors on the platters!
I own the Numark NS7 III. It's pretty close but it is by no means standalone. I want something that does not require me to carry around a laptop. I do think I might have a workaround for the NS7. I will post something soon.
I don't think it really requires a high end processor to make everything work. When you only have to deal with one piece of kit it is much easier to optimize the software.
I guess I use my high-end processor to transform sounds such as switch the pitch or make two sounds that don't match very well, match up so they can be mixed. If you don't need to do many mathematically complex transforms to your sounds, a high-end processor probably is not needed.
If Pioneer actually made this... It would cost about 3.5k or more. Also technically is it a controller? Sounds more like an all in one unit that can be used as a midi controller? Also the motors for those platters plus all the other stuff added in there, this thing would be so heavy. I highly doubt you could get this to the specs you want without it weighing too much. It does look good, but taking a memory stick or cd's to a club vs using this? I'm not into all in one units tbh, guess that's my biggest issue. I'm a bit old school and like being able to replace individual units, especially the mixer.
The one nice thing about an all in one system is that is all in one! No laptop. No multiple things to plug in. Less troubleshooting. It becomes more like an instrument. I like both systems to be sure.
I HAVE NUMARK NS7II & PIONEER DDJ SX2, AND NOW IM FORCED TO SELL MY LOVIN... I KNOW HOW TO ELIMINATE THE SYNC PROBLEM ON NS7II (I MEAN SERATO), AND HOW THIS PROBLEM SOLVED IN REKORDBOX? IT LOOKS LIKE FAKE PICTURE PIONEER MONSTER WITH DENON PLATTERZ
well the ddj rzx is basically that except for the vinil-style jogwheels and the laptop. It has screens, so you don't even have to look at your laptop, it has 4 channels. it has the pads. To me the RZX is the perfect controller. If only i could afford it ^^
gotta add that i personally prefer a big 4 channel controller like the the RZ or the RZX over a CDJ and Mixer Setup. I just love the Pads and their possibilities and also the portability factor of a controller and of course the price factor because hell yeah CDJs and Mixers from Pioneer are expensive. If i have to use a laptop to get all the (in my opinion) advantages of a controller i don't mind using one
My main thing is that I want my controller to be my instrument. I really want everything to be all in one including processing power. It sort of like having a super thin high powered laptop but I have to plug in an external hard drive because the onboard drive is so small and I need an external USB hub because it only has one port and I three other things I need to plug into it. That really starts to defeat the purpose of that beautiful thin laptop. I do really like the RZX...except for the cost. I could easily see myself getting that one day.
DJ Roubo yeah i get that point. I have that problem too. What i would like to see is a Controller that has a USB port so that you could have all your songs on there just like with CDJs. You would still be using the software on your laptop but the music would be taken from the Flashdrive. I don't think that that will happen tho
For the record....I own the NS7III. And it's pretty darn close. EXCEPT it still requires a laptop which is a significant part of the video. And I've owned Denon equipment which is great EXCEPT the Engine software falls horribly short on actual functionality. Research complete. Thanks for the comment!
i sent pioneer something like you have here about 5 years ago, but with three Screen one 10 inch specifically for the browser and two 7 inch for wave forms efx and so on... but they continue to make these junk that i won't buy...
Thanks for the video, you should work on your presentation though your voice was so monotone it makes it hard to listen to you. Not trying to be offensive.
Pretty sure that the XDJ-RX2 is the closest thing from Pioneer you could get (the 2 channal mixer ,cheap ass non mechanical jogs and limited file system support are the only complains I have) Spinning jogs is not really that useful if you ask me ... but build in DVS support would be nice (since there is nothing better than mixing with real turntables) in the end most stuff is personal preference and they only make what millions of people will buy So if we all just stop buying the stuff they make now and ask for these kind of controllers they will eventually be making what we want !!!
Pioneer will never do a spinning platter, Denon might cause they have for almost all there decks, Denons newest player the SC5000 is probably the best player out there today, at this moment. Pioneer makes a great product. Now from a technical stand point, if you have ever opened up a cdj or ever had to work on one. It is shocking how cheaply made they are. the materials are cheap and flimsy internally. I'm shocked what we pay for them compared to whats on the inside. We pay for a brand name of a company that has become complacent. I guess if I was in pioneers position I would do the same thing, they are here to make money. Anyway hopefully Denons new entry at the very least will cause some pricing compation and inovation. I have a feeling tho that pioneers next deck won't have all the features the the new denons and will be 1000 bucks more than the Nexus 2. Like 3 grand a unit.
This thing would cost like $5000 and if it really does just include "the best components" wouldn't that not be very good for the market as everything else wouldn't compare to this "marvel". Also not all djs use controllers, lots of people make beats live with drum machines and sequencers and an ableton push or a launchpad, just to give one setup. I also think that thing would be heavy and cumbersome as all hell sporting full-size turntables and screens and pads and a top of the line mixer in the middle. Idk or care if anyone agrees but I don't think this idea is practical at all
man...talk a little faster...nice controller u got, HowEver I owns The Roland 808 controller, and its BAD ASS, not everyone can afford a $1500 or $2000 plus controller, just to mention, great tips, definitely...review various controllers....also....perfect your speaking...when reviewing also
so 1. you did not do your research on controllers of today before you made this and 2. you definitely need to take some public speaking classes because your voice is killing me. you have the mcx8000, the new ddj-rzx or the numark nv3 or how about the numark ns7 3, you have to look at what dj is moving towards and you will see the controllers that companies are coming out with definitely have what you are looking for and will probably top what you can make.
Two things: I am aware that my vocal delivery here could use some improvement. Honestly that was one reason I started the channel. At the time of the video I owned the NS7 III and I had the RZX briefly a few months ago. In my opinion they don'e qualify. But I do appreciate you making the point. We are definitely making progress. I hope to update this video soon. Thanks for commenting!
I agree with you 110%. As a former old school dj who is considering getting a system. Yes I know the are far advanced to the system I started on. I was always told " if you are gonna do something . Learn everything you can and all the tools you need " this controller has that. I agree with you on every level. The price point would be awesome if under 2000
I totally agree with everything you're saying, I like the Numark NV2 but there needs to be a controller without any use of a laptop. Great vid :)
this dudes voice is making me go to sleep im dozing off wtf
asmr
Yup.. I dozed off and thought it was me.. But good points in this video
lol feel the same
I was just thinking that 😴😴😴😴
Perfect... Just add two mic inputs with EQ and Echo, and an optional output for monitor. Price it at $1200-$1500
I have a DJM-2000 and two XDJ-1000 as my setup, solves a ton of the problems, I can go without a laptop or with. I have 4 Channels, tons of effects, touch screen. I think that in some ways that my setup beats a full Pioneer NXS2 setup. And most if not all controllers can't really compare. Personally I don't really need the turning platters, but cool idea for sure!
Magnus Christensen you technically don't have 4 channels if you only have 2 xdj-1000 decks
Denon mcx8000 will be your answer!
Denon makes great hardware. I owned x1600 mixer (great mixer for the money) and their SC3900 which also was a turntable/cdj. However, their Engine software was horrible. I finally ended up selling everything and went Pioneer. Even with the added expense (which was considerable) I never looked back.
agreed on the engine quality and efficiency. it could be better. Innovation wise, the MCX8000 could very well be the turning point for the future of standalone controller.
Allan Soh or gemini dj g4v
look at the new Pioneer controller DDJ_SZ2 they release this month... its already outdated by the MCX8000. Who want to buy a controller not standalone now when you can get one at a good price like Denon make...
best actualy that is true i will probably buy it
I would buy it, Pioneer has been making newer high end controllers like this, almost all controllers have vinyl but don't actually move
June 2018 and I am still looking for the same DJ controller that you explained in video and it's on point. Only close one that I don't know if it will be worth of waiting is Gemini sdj 4000. First it's Gemini and it still not out for the sale. Do notify if your comes out before..
liked your video but I like ns7 3 it has everything you mentioned. although you need a laptop you can close it and use the n73 screen display to select songs. also after picking a song or songs you can choose a visual wave form or just choose a record display for a more old skool feel for those who feel its better to listen than to see what your playing
Your description, (well done, by the way), of a perfect controller is right on point, as far as I am concerned. The only thing I would add is that the laptop, although not a necessity, should be an option if you are talking about the perfect controller. It should be compatible with RekordBox & Serato and I would be all in if it were reasonably priced. Some people don't mind using a laptop and some of us really like Serato. Just my 2 cents. Great video, however! My first video watched from your channel & you now have a new subscriber. Keep up the good work, bro! :)
Hi Jim. Glad you like it! Lots more content coming your way.
What you did forget:
*Arcade buttons as in the DJ Techtools midi fighter 3D,
*rotary-push-buttons+LED as in the midi fighter twister,
*4 bands EQ as in the A&H xone:92,
*parametric filter/boost/equilizer as in the xone DB2/DB4 and the playdifferently model1
*'Tube' warmth per channel (less digital sound, warmer, fuller bass and kicks) as in the playdifferently model1
*10 channel (5 stereo channel) soundcard (+ 5 stereo inputs ?)
*additional Traktor F1 faders (and pads ?) for STEMS control + step sequencer control
*Full TRAKTOR control :-)
*Matrix input selction as in the denon dn-x1500/dn-x1600/dn-x1700 and the A&H xone DB2/DB4
By, the way, i'm also one of those dj's who actually really has a dozain controllers including the sc3900, 'all in one's ' , traktor controllers knobs (djtechtools) seperate mixers and external audio effectors.
One thing to concider: if you have modular controllers you can change this modular controller if broken or if there are new functionalities in your software, this is not possible in an all in one.
Real modular controllers who link up to each other, not with usb (as in the x-link or so) and being able to add more buttons/sliders etc. or leave them out.
Good stuff!
IT S REALLY A COOL CONTROLER MAN.
PERFECTION IT S HARD TO REACH, BUT A PERFECT MIX IT S NOT IMPOSSIBLE WITH THIS ONE.
I VE JUST BOUGHT ONE.....I AM HAPPIER THAN EVER :D
I already own DENON MCX8000 and all what I can say it is ..
A Swarovski diamond , just lookin' at it.
I think, DENON will prepare, not for 2017 , maybe for 2018 a new DENON with 4 DECKS FULLY CONTROLLED by the Engine.
Another controller that give's you emotions is ROLAND DJ-808, but too bad that is not has screens.
So, someone will just need how to figure it out to build a controller that will smash the globe market. And this is the future of dj'ing
MasterVidsHD do the platters spin on the denon
Crossfader removable ,One screen to show all , plug in an removable SSD dedicated to your music , your music stores an E mail but dedicated to music ... i would say Rane Seventy-Two with the Rane Twelve DJ controller but with a laptop for music only build ...within
One thing you have to understand is if they have you the perfect controller or setup that never broke they wouldn't make money they're always gonna create systems that have flaws just so they can say oh will improve next time now what pioneer did with the ddj 1000 was insane all that thing needed was flash drive capability and if the screen on the job wheel was able to see your song tracklist and they would of got a perfect 10 out of 10 I still give it a 9 out of 10 that controller is amazing
i 100% agree i think numark will hop on that before any other manufacturer jst my opinion
I really liked the pioneer XDJ-R1. I wish pioneer would make a second version to it instead of making a lot of beginner controllers.
I have it. For cd or usb stick it's great, with rekordbox, traktor or virtual dj it's awful, on mac or w10 it stops seeing it as a controller, I've tried reinstall the software and the OS and nothing, rekordbox dj rarely stops seeing the controller but it has lag on a 2015 macbook or the latest intel platform with W10. The concept it's good but the implementation it's crap. Too bad..
I love it!! Wish bit was available
yo pioneer needs to hop on this right away i totally agree 2017?
basically a ns7 with touch screen
dude. . . i would so buy this thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this is amazing you are great.
Form me is the DJ 505 /808 perfect.I only mixing home and use a synt and Fl studio12/Ableton
What it sounds like is you'd be happy with the Denon MCX8000 and/or the Pioneer DDJ RZX. I highy doubt you'll ever see a controller with all your wishes for under $2k especially with LCD screens and a motorized platter it would be more in the price range of $3k.
Another thing you haven't thought of is the weight this controller would be, the DDJ SZ is already a fairly heavy controller so to add screens and a motorized platter would make it around the 150lb mark + adding a case you're at 200lbs +!
It always makes me laugh when guys say they want to do away with a laptop for djing but yet want to have LCD screens, the only difference of the 2 are the size of the screen you're looking at, lets compare the 2 similarities.
Laptop; Generally 13-15" screen size used for file searching and visual wave forms, has hard drive to store MP3 files.
USB Flash drive + screens on the controller; 6-8" screen size used for file searching and visual wave forms, USB flash drive to store MP3 files.
I usually put my laptop off to the side when djing so I am not blocked by the screen when playing EXACTLY like the guys you mentioned from the Redbullstyl3 DJ competitions.
IMO the Pioneer DDJ-RZX with the ability to attach a USB thumb drive would be the ultimate controller.
This would also be my perfect controller.. but my question is what is the closest thing to this out there right now??
Denon DJ Prime 4
I realy see Numark going this way...NV (plus) series for example... whith metal contruction and a complit stand alone mode.
You missed two point"s:
1- Video control. If you aren't Vjaying, you will be soon or missing gig's.
2- Actually, a "5" channel controller, to better control your mic.
I think the MCX 8000, is heading in the right direction.
Mike....Great points! I personally need to do more with Video.
Mobile DJs need at least two mics. Each should have a three band EQ.
Todd Barber You're absolutely right, at a minimum.
When's it for sale
That system already kind of exists, it's called the Numark NS7 III, the best DJ controller on the market for people who want the closest thing to turntables, since it's the only controller on the market with actual spinning motors on the platters... and it's only about $1500, much cheaper than getting turntables or CDJs with an expensive Serato mixer... and much cheaper than Pioneer's DDJ-SZ, the most expensive controller on the market at $2000 and it doesn't even have spinning motors on the platters!
I own the Numark NS7 III. It's pretty close but it is by no means standalone. I want something that does not require me to carry around a laptop. I do think I might have a workaround for the NS7. I will post something soon.
oh shit i was just using this controller at my last gig!
(then i woke up. . . .)
How would you keep the price down if you eliminated the need for a laptop? Having a high-end processor and software onboard would drive up the price.
You don't necessarily need a high end processor. I can almost run Traktor and Serato on a $100 Tablet.
I don't think it really requires a high end processor to make everything work. When you only have to deal with one piece of kit it is much easier to optimize the software.
I guess I use my high-end processor to transform sounds such as switch the pitch or make two sounds that don't match very well, match up so they can be mixed. If you don't need to do many mathematically complex transforms to your sounds, a high-end processor probably is not needed.
NI needs to watch this
I want the pioneer RX2..no laptop..letz jus play!!..House Music all nite Long!!..Yes..Yes!!😎
This iz super dope!!..Yes..Yes!!
If Pioneer actually made this... It would cost about 3.5k or more. Also technically is it a controller? Sounds more like an all in one unit that can be used as a midi controller? Also the motors for those platters plus all the other stuff added in there, this thing would be so heavy. I highly doubt you could get this to the specs you want without it weighing too much. It does look good, but taking a memory stick or cd's to a club vs using this? I'm not into all in one units tbh, guess that's my biggest issue. I'm a bit old school and like being able to replace individual units, especially the mixer.
The one nice thing about an all in one system is that is all in one! No laptop. No multiple things to plug in. Less troubleshooting. It becomes more like an instrument. I like both systems to be sure.
numark ns7iii vs mcx8000 which one??
Or the 808
DJ RC12 it’s only a controller
I think you're about smack on with the design. I thought the same. Feel Neumark came the closest with the platter.
i think the perfetc contoller would be a standaloen modle of ddj rzx and ddj rz and ddj rx
I HAVE NUMARK NS7II & PIONEER DDJ SX2, AND NOW IM FORCED TO SELL MY LOVIN... I KNOW HOW TO ELIMINATE THE SYNC PROBLEM ON NS7II (I MEAN SERATO), AND HOW THIS PROBLEM SOLVED IN REKORDBOX? IT LOOKS LIKE FAKE PICTURE PIONEER MONSTER WITH DENON PLATTERZ
AHHHHH that would be wicked
Yess man! i would like it would be true.
i believe your talking about numark ns3.
well the ddj rzx is basically that except for the vinil-style jogwheels and the laptop. It has screens, so you don't even have to look at your laptop, it has 4 channels. it has the pads. To me the RZX is the perfect controller. If only i could afford it ^^
gotta add that i personally prefer a big 4 channel controller like the the RZ or the RZX over a CDJ and Mixer Setup. I just love the Pads and their possibilities and also the portability factor of a controller and of course the price factor because hell yeah CDJs and Mixers from Pioneer are expensive. If i have to use a laptop to get all the (in my opinion) advantages of a controller i don't mind using one
My main thing is that I want my controller to be my instrument. I really want everything to be all in one including processing power. It sort of like having a super thin high powered laptop but I have to plug in an external hard drive because the onboard drive is so small and I need an external USB hub because it only has one port and I three other things I need to plug into it. That really starts to defeat the purpose of that beautiful thin laptop.
I do really like the RZX...except for the cost. I could easily see myself getting that one day.
DJ Roubo yeah i get that point. I have that problem too. What i would like to see is a Controller that has a USB port so that you could have all your songs on there just like with CDJs. You would still be using the software on your laptop but the music would be taken from the Flashdrive. I don't think that that will happen tho
the highest level turntables !
Make a Mapping to use on a Touchscreen Emulator maybe? send it my way. Thanks! LOL
NS7III Or Denon MCX8000 . Did you even do some research before making the video.
For the record....I own the NS7III. And it's pretty darn close. EXCEPT it still requires a laptop which is a significant part of the video. And I've owned Denon equipment which is great EXCEPT the Engine software falls horribly short on actual functionality. Research complete. Thanks for the comment!
love the 3 I also on the first ns7 . but you can close the laptop and still n73 without the use of seeing a laptop
Check the new denon Engine Prime software on the new SC5000, only thing is Denon is giving up on the direct drive motorized platter.
@ Sal- NonStop... I was thinking the same thing, no research, cause his "idea" is basically the Numark NS7 III !!! Lol
NS7III Sucks ass
i sent pioneer something like you have here about 5 years ago, but with three Screen one 10 inch specifically for the browser and two 7 inch for wave forms efx and so on... but they continue to make these junk that i won't buy...
Thanks for the video, you should work on your presentation though your voice was so monotone it makes it hard to listen to you. Not trying to be offensive.
That is completely fair feedback. I appreciate the comment!
HW MUCH CAN PAY FOR DIS CONTROLLER
Touch screen qwerty keyboard USB drive for external hard drive
Totally forgot to mention the USB! Was in my notes...
Yea. Hey i like the way you think. Call my cell. I want to create something with you bro!
Mac Joseph absolutely man and make one the same way for mobile jocks. some have come close but never quite sealed the deal. one love man.
Kelly Austin denon finally did it!!
ddj rzx is what your looking for but the price is way too much still
Pretty sure that the XDJ-RX2 is the closest thing from Pioneer you could get (the 2 channal mixer ,cheap ass non mechanical jogs and limited file system support are the only complains I have)
Spinning jogs is not really that useful if you ask me ... but build in DVS support would be nice (since there is nothing better than mixing with real turntables)
in the end most stuff is personal preference and they only make what millions of people will buy
So if we all just stop buying the stuff they make now and ask for these kind of controllers they will eventually be making what we want !!!
What was said in the last part of this vid I fell asleep
Pioneer will never do a spinning platter, Denon might cause they have for almost all there decks, Denons newest player the SC5000 is probably the best player out there today, at this moment. Pioneer makes a great product. Now from a technical stand point, if you have ever opened up a cdj or ever had to work on one. It is shocking how cheaply made they are. the materials are cheap and flimsy internally. I'm shocked what we pay for them compared to whats on the inside. We pay for a brand name of a company that has become complacent. I guess if I was in pioneers position I would do the same thing, they are here to make money. Anyway hopefully Denons new entry at the very least will cause some pricing compation and inovation. I have a feeling tho that pioneers next deck won't have all the features the the new denons and will be 1000 bucks more than the Nexus 2. Like 3 grand a unit.
This thing would cost like $5000 and if it really does just include "the best components" wouldn't that not be very good for the market as everything else wouldn't compare to this "marvel". Also not all djs use controllers, lots of people make beats live with drum machines and sequencers and an ableton push or a launchpad, just to give one setup. I also think that thing would be heavy and cumbersome as all hell sporting full-size turntables and screens and pads and a top of the line mixer in the middle. Idk or care if anyone agrees but I don't think this idea is practical at all
I think its better without an laptop beacause its feels more like CDJ's:
Dude ... ist wouldnt be a Controller if it was without a Laptop
The it would be 2 cdjs and one mixer
The old denon 3700s had it ..
It's weird. I have more knowledge of controllers, but also feel life-less after listening to Eckhart Tolle's brother for 12 minutes.
Pioneer XDJ-RX!!
This is what I have and it's almost perfect if you ask me.
It sucks because it's 2 channel if it was 4 I totally would
man...talk a little faster...nice controller u got, HowEver I owns The Roland 808 controller, and its BAD ASS, not everyone can afford a $1500 or $2000 plus controller, just to mention, great tips, definitely...review various controllers....also....perfect your speaking...when reviewing also
You sound like frankjavcee
Pioneer DDJ-RZX
NS7 MKIII
Fell asleep 😴
Rolamd DJ 808
And it would cost a fortune xD
DENON PRIME 4 is your option
Very very close!
Ddj rzx is the best controller
If only it were not $3000!!!
DJ Roubo right lol
DJ Roubo have you look at the 808
needing a laptop keeps the cost down. it gets more expensive if it adds laptop functionality
Mcx 8000
monotoooooooooooooone
I like pioneer.
Me too!
pioneer is good but Denon now is more better with prime series ;)
Denon Prime and then some!
BOOOOOOOOORRRRRRIIIINNNNNGGGGGG.. ZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzz....
Native instruments robed you idea
so creepy
you should at least record your voice @ 130 BPM , your so low pitch that i couldn't watch your video complete
Es mejor el rzx ;)
Good god man, change key
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working on it!
so 1. you did not do your research on controllers of today before you made this and 2. you definitely need to take some public speaking classes because your voice is killing me. you have the mcx8000, the new ddj-rzx or the numark nv3 or how about the numark ns7 3, you have to look at what dj is moving towards and you will see the controllers that companies are coming out with definitely have what you are looking for and will probably top what you can make.
Two things: I am aware that my vocal delivery here could use some improvement. Honestly that was one reason I started the channel. At the time of the video I owned the NS7 III and I had the RZX briefly a few months ago. In my opinion they don'e qualify. But I do appreciate you making the point. We are definitely making progress. I hope to update this video soon. Thanks for commenting!