Im also going from ddj sr2 to this..very excited about the upgrade!

I'm a 80s dj as well, what's your thoughts on the rev 5 ? At my age I'm more concerned about creating clean mixes.

@@ignoranceisnotatrend4669 I am actually considering getting a Rev 5 very soon. Though I would prefer motorized platters. I do like the features of the rev5. Dedicated stems buttons and on board fx. Seems like a pretty good controller.

👌🏾👌🏾 def a good one!

Ahhh that sounds dope!!

Two laptops can work at the same time?

@@Blaze44215 yes. You have two USB ports where u can hookup the laptops. You can share the decks. One person can use the left side someone can use the right. However you want to do it

Thanks for the comment man 🙏🏾 truly appreciate it! I really like the Rane one for a quick mobile set up, but there’s nothing like some good turntables or a Rane 12 set up.

I have the same issue with my Rane one. I recently saw a comment on KZfaq about switching the knobs from the deck/crossfader contiurs with the mic eqs. Now I don’t have the same issue and I don’t really use the mic 2 eqs so it works out great. My crossfader contoir was always turning mid set and was not good lol

Almost there bro 🙌🏾🙌🏾.. thank you, honestly. It’s been a fun grind

Ahaha would def be a blessing gift! But I feel you 100% on getting the Rane 12 set up - it’s super dope. I like the Rane one for a easy mobile set up, but still not close to the other rane 12s and a rane 72 or S9/S11

@@DJLiftOFF I got mine now! I love it! Had it for a week! I definitely notice the difference in the sound card. But to have spinning platters at my fingers and such a sturdy controller, and great feeling controls and crossfader. The fx is still a bummer, especially since the fx paddles feel so good. What an oversight. But honestly with the soundcard it actually improves the sound of the fx from serato. But just a little... In just a week my scratching has improved. Trying to learn on jogwheels was awful. Transformers or cut scratches are just awkward as a beginner. Having moving platters has enabled me to truly start practicing scratching. Which I just think is a valuable tool to keep transitions fresh. When I first started I was sure I was gonna be a Pioneer DJ. I didnt know how long it would be before I could really justify buying huge turntables. The Rane One opened that door for me. I was already gonna spend 1300 on a DDJ1000 SRT ...i didnt see the point once the Rane One came out. I honestly dont think I would have even liked the Rev7 as much as I do the Rane One. I like the sturdy feel and the rigid build. Everything feels perfectly tactile. Where its easy to forget theres a laptop attached to it. I have literally forgotten to load the next song and just transitioned into the song I had just played, again lol. My laptop was an after thought. Thats when I knew I made the right purchase for sure lol.

🙏🏾🙏🏾 love to hear it!! And you’re welcome.

Ahhh that’s weird. Does it randomly happen randomly?

Thanks man 🙏🏾 - you’re welcome! To be honest, I only use the combo fade echo and reverb. And I am almost always using them independently!

I like using the delay fx, you get some cool sounds that with hpf/lpf

Definitely a great idea to continue growing in to the DDJ 1000 because that’s also a higher end controller (not a beginner controller).

@@DJLiftOFF Bro, your interview with Dj Jordan Lee inspired me to pull the trigger on a rane one.

You’re more than welcome 🙏🏾

Mannn, I feel your pain. I like the cutting better on the Rev1 than I do on the Rane one honestly. I might need to make an update video because at the time, I didn’t really realize that the cutting wasn’t super reactive.

My Crossfader doesn’t cut off from other deck still hear the music playing while scratching..any suggestions ?thanks ..

I’m actually selling mine now. Def not my speed either tbh. Still a very solid controller, though.

Definitely gotta get a mix in soon on the Rane one! 💯

I hear you 100%! It’s definitely an investment.

Very valid points man. I honestly wanna check out the Rev 7 myself. I just keep hearing about the platters possibly not being durable. I’ve been a pioneer guy forever tho so I’ll probably get one either way.

I haven’t used the Rev7 yet but I’m definitely loving the Rev1. The Rev7 is definitely a high price point so I’m eager to see if it lives up to the hype

There are slip mats! However, after a while, I found that I enjoyed scratching with other controllers more than the Rane one. Others seem to really like it though.

I’m actually doing 1 on 1 lessons sooner than later!!

Thank you! Really appreciate it. And no, I actually didn’t even notice! Did you get yours yet?

@@DJLiftOFF yea I got mine and it also came without the Rane logo painted on the slider. sent vaios email to Rane with no replies

Appreciate it! I would grab 2 powered Electro Voice speakers for tops, and any subwoofer with at least 1,000 watts. I’d grab a gig bar 2 (I have one and I hear people like it better than the new gig bar move) and it’s perfect for weddings. Wireless microphone, anything that’s affordable but with good quality. I’d go with a shure. Then lastly, a Dj facade to cover your Dj table and look professional. Maybe some cheap up lights to put behind the Dj facade to bring it to life as well.

That’s a good question honestly! I’ve still yet to use the Rev7 and I’m literally DYING to. I want to compare it to the Rane One but I’ve heard nothing but greats things about both honestly. I’m not sure how soon Rane will come out with something next so it might be a good investment to grab the Rev7 or Rane one!

🙏🏾🙏🏾 do you like it?

@@DJLiftOFF I like it,I want to learn how to scratch if you do a few videos with this controller that would help🙏

@@DJGaryP okay cool! Will do!

That I’m not 100% sure of

I personally love 4 channels because it gives me the ability to be more creative and have more tracks ready on the fly. However, I’ve been DJ’ing on a 2 track mixer for a long period of time now and I’m getting used to it. I’d say go with the 1000SRT because you might quickly outgrow the SB3!

I’ve always had a computer with at least 500GB of storage. I have a 1TB hard drive now because I do a lot of video editing too.

Dr. Suzuki x Technics Slipmats! Love em

@@DJLiftOFF where did you buy the slip mats it trying to get some for my rane one

Nah, I don’t think I’ve ever used the SX3.

I just looked it up but honestly can’t even remember. It may have just been Amazon 🤔

I think so, but I’m not 100% sure!

I’m finally getting the Rev 7 soon. I’m going to say Rev 7 - I have a lot of faith in it!

@@DJLiftOFF You feel the jogs are too loose or feel you can make it just right ?

💯💯💯

Damn really? I have a QLXD series Shure and it sounded great each time on the Rane One, but terrible with my S9. Interesting though. Hope a few more people comment under this.

@@DJLiftOFF Yeah I tried my wired Shure mic (forget the model) and the same results. I'm hoping some more wedding DJs can chime in to let us know how their mics sound through the Rane. If mine is faulty I'll be sending it back. I ended up just buying a $100 Yamaha mixer to run it through and connect the mic directly to that and I'm happy with the results and it also gives me more control over my system overall.

@@DJLiftOFF also I have an S9 and my mic sounds fine through that LOL

New slip mats always help!! I actually felt like my Rane one was actually a little too slippery and it took some getting used to. But yea, the right slip mats makes scratching 100% better

There’s a switch on the back that allows you to change the speed of the platters too, right?

@@notoriousd.a.d yeah but after having used a controller for my first 8 months, even the low settings of a motorized platter feels a lot different. On the controller you can scratch with just your fingertips but on a platter you really need your whole hand to get good control. The Rane ones platters are a little small and the center lock prevents you from using your entire hand.

THE MORE YOU USE IT, THE LESS STIFF THE PLATTERS GET