Nice one haha :)

DjRavine tu eres y seras el mejor !

Lol

Come smack me see what you get

Yea

More like hammond

He’s the Jeremy clarkson for pioneer dj

Hi how did it go ? This Rx2 being a standalone means I dont have to connect it to my laptop ?. Lets say I bought this RX2. I have all my music on my USB in mp3 format. so I take my new Rx2 out of the box and i plug in my USB. will everything work ok ? will i be able to use it straight away PLay my music from my USB stick OR are there software issues when first using it ? would I need to change all my music -convert all my music files a to another files ?

@@bsfbestshortfilmsonyoutube it's all standalone, no need to connect a laptop to it. You'll need to get all your music on Rekordbox software then export all your music onto your USB stick to use with the RX2. Plenty more info via Google 👍🏾

They're brilliant mate. I just got 2 and use 4 decks

Did you get it

@@harryfreeman9444 yeah but I eventually returned it because I was broke asf. It was so much fun and made everything easy even for someone who’s never DJ’d like me

hahaha, he must have done one huge line before he started this video.

LOL! My thoughts exactly. I know cause I know! Here have another line of anxiety dust......

Lol me tooo.......

can i have a glass of water with that

Big line indeed...

THE CRAZYSAM it’s a pleasure namaste 🙏

first time hearing this term..... didnt want to do a click bate, just wanted to get peoples atention..... that's all :)

ellaskins got my attention and I wanted to see what I was getting into this will most likely by my first controller so I wanted to be sure. This was good advice as your the only person on KZfaq that I trust in the online dj scene albeit because I’m pretty new

Practice and enjoy

this unit goes beyond the controller type because the xdj rx2 is like having a pair of xdj 700 and a djm 450

The whole reason I'm considering buying the XDJ-RX for me is that it's NOT a controller. It can be used as a controller (so can any modern pioneer CDJ/DJM setup), but it's a stand-alone all-in-one machine. While you say controllers and CDJs are the same, I tend to disagree for a couple of reasons: - Controllers and CDJs are more or less the same, but only when it comes to functionality. When it comes to reliability, responsiveness, feel and build quality CDJs come out on top. Laptops are vulnerable to system failures and are a weak link in the audio chain that could turn a performance into a blackout disaster. Also, controllers have latency. It's not much, but it is a noticeable difference. Along with the wide setup and large jog wheels it makes CDJs have a much better feel when DJing (although this could be a personal opinion, I think most people would agree). Ever since I switched from a controller to CDJs, I never ever wanted to go back to a controller. The Pioneer XDJ-RX would be pushing it for me with its reduced jog wheel size, but I think I can live with it if it saves me tons of money. - Controllers make (learning) DJs dependent on BPM indicators, visual wave forms and sync buttons. They're useful tools and most of the time this is not a problem, but sometimes technology fails and a DJ should be able to correct the computer's mistake with ease. A propper DJ should also be able to manage without all the computer assists. Quite some places where I played had a set of 900s, and many controller DJs are afraid to use it because it has no precise enough BPM indicator or sync button. - Controllers are more inviting to the 'serato' face (Google it if you don't know it). DJs are more easily trapped into focusing on their laptop screens rather than reading the crowd. The fewer (and smaller) screens a DJ has, the better.

this isnt a controller..... it's a standalone mixer u lil stupid stupid

You're correct, I should have said all in one unit.

True I think thoose Cdj‘s are so overpriced, and you can do so much more on a controler then the Cdj‘s

hahaha so cool!! What video of Jauja Cocina Mexicana? :DD

Xdj xz is what your looking for 4 channel standalone with big jog wheels :)

XDJ XZ would be it? 4 yrs later 😅🫶

@@zaagomusic LOLOL

Pioneer Xdj-xz

I messaged him and he said that the RR is great but the RX is far better

yo small world! hahahaha

also using 1 USB stick to play on all.

Xdj-rx2 no question

But, any dj o any platform can use the xdj-rx2 too

Yes

Use the phono switch

See to be honest I really cant fault my rx2... it has never went wrong for me and the sound quality is absolutely amazing out the rx2... i cannot hear much of a difference between the nxs2 and the rx2 The sound quality out the rx2 is definitely better than most mixers out there so you are actually better plugging the amps straight out of the back of the controller

Peter K it really isn't click bait. It really isn't a good dj.

yes sir

Hi. What did you pick at the end? I have DDJ1000 and thinking about switch to RX2. Would you recommend over DDJ1000?

@@Bodzio1982 I went for the RX2. I've had a brief play about with a DDJ 1000 and apart frog the jog wheels I prefered the feel of the RX2. The jog wheels are my only real complaint, you get used to them but they spin a bit too freely. Pioneer added jog adjust on the RX3, which should solve this. Might be worth considering the denon prime gear as well, I haven't used any personally but it looks great, and it's way ahead of pioneer in terms of tech.

@@LyK0sa Thanks mate. 🙂

I had the R1 for smaller events and as a backup unit to my Nexus setup and it worked fine. The screen on the other hand is terrible, and an iPad was essential for browsing. You must have a special output for it in RB, so you can't use your usb's on both the R1 and other cdj's/xdj's without changing the output in RB. This makes the unit less useful and to realize you forgot to change the output when you arrive to the club is not fun. Well worth the money, but the RX2 is up on par with the NXS2 system and on a complete other level. As a user of the standalone players I avoided the RX because some buttons were on a different place than on the standalone units, which makes it confusing in the heat of the moment, but now everything is in the right place. If you want something you can learn on and then go straight to the club and use the NXS2 setup, The RX2 is the way to go. The included full version of RB DJ is a great bonus you don't event get with the full NXS2 setup without paying for it. Great if you're coming from a controller and want both options.

DDJ-RZX

It would be nice, but nobady will ever again buy a pair of cdj 2000nx2 and a djm 900mk2

i have the DDJ SX2, i don't see the reason to get the XDJ-RX2 instead of the SX2. The SX2 is cheaper, AND 4 channels! Sure it's not standalone but if I am someone looking for a DJ controller i'd rather buy a cheaper 4 channel 4 deck DJ controller for 1000$ and just use a laptop than buy a 1700$ standalone XDJ-RX2 just cause i don't have to use a laptop.

What about DJ's that don't have a laptop? I only use my desktop lmao. $1000 for the SX2 and then another $1000 for a decent laptop. works out more expensive tbh. also, you can hook the RX2 up to software and have 4 channels via custom mapping

jayjaybirdsnest yeah i can see that but theres still only 2 physical channels

Ik heb de zelfde gevul gehad, maar hij zegt dat de RX2 is: "Not very good, it is f***ing brilliant." Om 3:00 of zo.

Sandro Pereira da Silva als je het filmpje verder kijkt, dan begrijp je dat de titel gewoon clickbait is. Hij vindt dit gewoon een geweldig product. :)

you have a 4 channel mixer, maybe if you want to upgrade, sell the djm 750 mk1 and buy the djm 750 mk2 and buy 2 more cdj or xdjs and you will have 4 decks, but thats my opinion

i would keep what you have ... the RX2 is good but you have 4 channels with the 750

ellaskins Thanks for your answer

Many Many thanks for your suggest and for your answer. Bye!!!!!

pretty much what I said... haha

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