Lmao i hate those tedious obvious unboxing..." Oh gee and guess what ..we have directions as well" ..smh

Nothing annoys me more than guys that can litteraly afford to buy this equipment, but choose to make a video claiming that the said company has approached them to review there product, this will garuntee sit and gather dust with zero use and you got guys like me that would use this daily and I'm left dreaming of they day i could lay my hands on one 😭

@@dj858 its not that expencive, i got one, cool af

@@chriss1443 i hear you, but im bot in the position to afford even the cheaper controller's currently due to mental health / anxiety issues, as the tablets i am on i cant work, this being said it dose not stop me attempting to mix with keyboard and mouse, just not able to fine tune my mix due to having to use a keyboard and mouse as you can imagine a mouse can only control one feature at a time i.e faders, eq bands or effects etc, trust me i can see how cool they are just ill never be in a position to purchase, shame realy as mixing is one of the only things that keeps my mind off of things, guess ill keep dreaming off a company maybe one day donating one to me, i could garuntee it would be used daily till it broke

@@dj858 DJ gear is expensive, lol, for $200 this thing is Nice, i paid $950 for my pioneer DJM 900 Nexus, got it used on Ebay. the cdj's are like 2000, so i bought the little XDJ player's which are 750 new got them for around 500 each, they work good.

I guess I'm kind of off topic but does anyone know a good place to watch newly released tv shows online ?

how is it ?

Dark Lord dude about to make the purchase!

Luke Lewis mine came in today. It’s a beauty :)

The 200 isn't a great controller. The jog wheels are tiny and hard to scratch with and the performance pads are hard plastic with an audible click when you press them. I'd recommend spending that little bit more

Is the Hercules better tho? I have the DDJ 200 myself and definitely find it limited but it feels great to use and ultra responsive.

@@gordon7454 yes its better i just upgraded and its so much better then the ddj 200 more functionality nobs effects and its compatible with rekordbox and virtual dj now

It is compatible as much as I know. And if it's not from default, you can always use the mapping file if you find one to insert it in Virtual DJ. But if you want my opinion, it's better to use Traktor. Sound quality in Traktor is much better. And I confirm that it has mapping for this controller.

Thanks Carl. It comes with its own software called DJuiced. I'm going from memory here but I think it may also work with Virtual DJ. Not sure about Rekordbox or Traktor.

Sound of Arman thanks for your reply. I used to DJ on vinyl a long time ago from 1999-2006 playing house and garage in the uk. I’m looking to get back into it but probably just as a hobby this time as I have a family now. DJing has come so far since 2006. I’m excited to have a go digitally with all the great features of the software and controllers these days. Thanks again. I look forward to more of your videos👍

8 pads will only work with full version of Djuiced.

Thanks man! You can find lots of my mixes on my SoundCloud page at www.soundcloud.com/justarman

They are both good - depends on your goals and needs. If you are a bit more advanced than a total beginner, or you want to progress a bit more down the road I'd say go for the DDJ 400.

I bought the DDJ 400 a month ago, almost wish i woulda seen this first. The hercules seems a little easier for beginners.

Ian Scowby do u have any problems like lag or obsolete interface on Rekordbox? I really like the DDJ 400 but just can’t fancy Rekordbox. DJuced is more clear and has a futuristic style...

ddi 400 is better , comes with rekordbox pro too

200 With 4 pads and 300 With 8 pads

no

It should be cause all the controller does is send midi info to the software. The beat match and energy thing might not work though

Yes, I'd say this is perfect for your needs if you are starting out and don't want to invest too much $. Good luck!

It seems to be great learning device so can you record and play back one your own section....

@@SoundofArman Great content like in all your other videos! I got myself a Hercules dj console rmx 2 to begin practicing and i have to say it's really good! It doesn't have the beat matching help like this one, but has kill switches for any eq that help while mixing with eq knobs; plus it works flawlessly with Traktor

Dj controllers aren't really for producing music, but I do have the inpulse 200 in which I also learned to dj and it is good, but once you get used to it you kinda wish to get a better board lol

Yes

Luciano Zamora only with Virtual DJ

Serato noo, Virtual dj is okay but better choice is DJUICED work really great and similar to Serato

No there's no option for a pen drive. It's power via usb connection to you laptop/pc

As long as you own/have a physical copy of the track (.mp3, flac, etc).

No internet sync

Djuced 4.0

@@ishaan5755 thanks

@@byroncoy4333 you're always welcome

@@byroncoy4333 how far have you reached... Are you a beginner?

@@ishaan5755 no but I'm teaching people how to beet match and that's the best controller for it thx

mallmann rocks Unfortunately no, DJUCED like many other DJ software out there are not Spotify compatible. It’s not a capability issue, in my understanding it’s more the fact that Spotify doesn’t want people to use their music freely. However any conversion method/similar platform (like Deezloader) can be used to import files.

@@chromehearted Thank you so much for the complete response! I'm asking because I've heard/read that with the Pioneer DDJ-400 it is possible to do so. I don't want to spend much, as I'm just starting, but I'm thinking that if the mixer can't play songs from Spotify, the amount of money is gonna be high anyway, because it will be necessary to buy the songs (am I right?).

mallmann rocks I know how you feel. I started recently as well, with the Hercules Inpulse 300 being my first controller. I’m not up to date on Pioneer’s Spotify connect, but I think they might be removing that feature (again, Spotify is tough when letting people freely use their music). Now I’m all for buying artists’ actual music because they work hard on production and don’t even make that much to begin with, but realistically, it’ll be expensive for us to buy every single song. Deezloader remix is a program that lets you download songs for free off their platform. Just make sure you go on Beatport and actually support the artists when you are financially able haha

mallmann rocks though Pioneer’s DDJ-400 does work with Algoriddim’s software, DJay, (which I think is the only software to have Spotify compatibility) but as of July 1st, 2020. All Spotify third-party usage will be revoked.

@@chromehearted Thanks for the tip! I totally agree with you on supporting artists! :)