It's a korg KM202

They are timecode vinyl and the things on side are midi controllers called dicers you can search KZbin for novation dicers

Thanks. I'm right-handed. Meaning left hand is crossfader and right is on the record

4 months later...I get it now

That's such an old mixer for today's times but it's a korg km202

DJPoison Eighty Oh WORD. My first mixer was a Korg Kaoss Mixer KM-2. I think it was the predecessor to that one. Cool.

Example I'm learning how to scratch, and if I pick a 90 BPM song and do a baby scarcth and chirps combination, it's sounds clean. Now if I pick a 115 BPM song and do exactly same combo. It won't sound as clean. That means 1 my comfort zone is in the 90s and 2 I still need to do alot more practical to lock down the muscle memory and slowly move up in BPMs as I practice maybe next time instead of going to 100bpm just do 98. It's all about starting slow and working your way up.

DJPoison Eighty so whats a good beat to start learning to scratch to? I notice a lot of djs use down tempo beats sunch as in the mid 80’s and below!

@@Sbbabaseball yeah pretty 80 to 85 is a nice slow BPM to start with so beats in that range good for learning also simple beats that don't have too much going on and you can can clearly hear the drum pattern help you clean up your scratches