5 MAJOR Differences Between Controllers & CDJs

[@Crossfader]

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[@cyberinstinction]

THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE.... OK CDJs are 3 times as expensive and take up 3 times as much space. It's just a dick comparison. sorry but that's the truth

[@ikhebergeen1]

@@cyberinstinction Well, it’s not about ‘penis size,’ but more about personal preference and workflow. Standalone players and a mixer offer a different experience compared to a controller with a laptop, especially in terms of feel, layout, and being less reliant on a computer. Plus, higher-end DJ mixers often have built-in soundcards of much better quality, which can make a big difference in sound clarity and overall performance. In the end, it’s all about what works best for you and your style of mixing. But hey, if someone wants to flex with their gear, let them, right?

[@timothyneuss7955]

Jog adjust: as a dj that is now transitioning from controllers to CDJs I didn't understand why the sensibility of the jogwheel was so different, now it makes sense... It's emulating vinyls! Thanks mate

[@_very]

How on earth is that anything like vinyl?

[@doodletownpipers]

@@_very He explains in the video

[@51xeno]

Actually it can be tuned

[@Sampler19]

@@51xeno How would you tune my FLX10 to act like a current CDJ? Jog wheels seem to be mechanical, too on the FLX10. I started out with CDJ-100 and 400, that's what I was used to back in the day in terms of handling.

[@mizoba]

@@_very it isnt, but since most people that watch this video never seen real records, what do u expect

[@kaymariemadethat]

That tip about not relying on performance features on controllers was my favorite! I had been thinking I was underutilizing my controller cause I wasn’t using all the different features but this makes me feel more confident that what I’m learning will be easier to transfer over whenever I end up upgrading

[@originalrockhead]

Despite all the performance features available, the key to any good DJ set has been and always will be music selection and smooth transition between tracks. If you focus most on that the performance features become just a little fun extra to use occasionally

[@dubotomist]

@@originalrockhead i would fundamentally disagree, taking stems as an example, when slamming multiple riddim tracks together sometimes the drums clash but the leads dont, so to get a good double you have to remove the drum stem from the track. if cdjs cant do this they are automatically inferior in my opinion, theres no reason they cant incorporate these features into the newer models, pioneer/alpha theta are just slow dripping features into their products that denon has had at a lower price for longer. the sc6000 (denons newest) is a standalone that has almost all the same functionality as their controllers. an sc6000 can play two tracks at once, something that seems like a no brainer to incorporate in 2025. if you go the cdj route and want to transition from a double to another double its going to cost you 10k for new gear, without the mixer. my mc7000 was $700 with a flight case. what are we doing lol the sc6000 is half the price of a new cdj and has more functionality and less problems. heres a copy pasta from a reddit post asking why go the denon route when cdjs are the club standard: "I have sc6000s, x1850 and a prime 2. When I have to play on cdjs I just suffer through the rekordbox stuff and deal with it Usually I try to just bring my own gear though whenever possible because there's so many things on Pioneer that now seem really counter intuitive (no exfat format on nxs2s, so many file types not supported, stupid locations of some buttons etc) Some people moan about engine software but I find it's analysis is on a par with rekordbox and for me is bug free and a hell of a lot faster to export, especially as I have 500gb ssds installed in the decks Then there is engine lighting/soundswitch and now the nanoleaf integration. This allows me to push to a completely new level for both mobile gigs and at my local club. Out of all the lighting software I have used it gives the best results by a country mile. I've been gigging weekly for 18 months with this gear now and it has been absolutely flawless" in my humble opinion, not just cdjs, but all pioneer/alpha theta products are a rip off. innovative features seem to be gatekept so that they can milk more money from you for the new product with features that denon has had for years at a lower price. i mean making sure that you need 4 cdjs to actually mix 4 tracks is absurd. everyone complains about these quirks and troubles with cdjs and how inconvenient they are, it seems like a no brainer for the industry standard to change, especially if its cheaper and has more functionality. crazy to me that anyone would give this company more money lmao its literally the same marketing strategy that apple uses, think about how theyre getting hype on features android users have had for years lololol

[@gabejp]

FAVORITE TIP - don’t rely on the performance effects on controllers because it gets tricky when switching to CDJs

[@Moveslikebernie11]

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[@Moveslikebernie11]

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[@CyaFella]

Can you explain this?

[@NachitenRemix]

Can you explain this?

[@robinmcara793]

I hear you, that's great advice. I spend more time on loop tightening, looping, etc. now, as opposed to doing tricks with slip rolls, I do a lot of pad work also. I realised that a few months back. I've got a PioneerXDJ-XZ. I'm trying to level up to a 4 deck setup. Costs a fortune. I want 3 CDJ 3000's & a Sequencer. I own an RMX 1000. I'll get there one day 💯

[@HouseOfRiyamato]

My favourite tip is the jog adjust: as a beginner dj I never understood why these were so sensitive. Your explanation was clear and I learned something new from it! Thank you!

[@TheRealFenwick]

Currently learning to mix and beat match on vinyl only. By the time I hit cdjs I probably won’t need the information

My favorite tip was Link Cable, my dream always is to play on CDJ's and actually I'm restarting with the FLX4 after almost 20 years I started as DJ, I didn't how it was making it possible the connection between all CDJ's and the Mixer. It shows how far the technolgy has reached to help us to perform in our sets.

[@JakubCzubat]

Jamie, thank You so much for showing these differences to people, but What I can recommend You as a people who Has never had opportunity to Play on CDJ's please be aware od Your level of skills and then nothing will surprise You when You start on CDJ's. I remember my first gig playing out of CDJ's, I was so stressed of using them. One of the DJ's who was playing after me said " What are You afraid of? And I replied "everything" . He said one thing to me " this is the same equipment as You've got at home, but bigger " with This attitude i felt more confident. I played quite nice gig and from this moment I finally felt that there is nothing to worry about.

[@jamisonfriauf]

Favorite tip is FX Channel Setup! I played on CDJs last night for the first time. Figured most things out but not the effects. Now I’ll know what to look for next time I’m on CDJs. Thank you!

[@danot6708]

Jog adjust is a great tip. Makes total sense now you’ve explained it too. I’m ready to step up from DDJ-400s so this vid was invaluable. 🙏🏻

[@emeryssschizii7518]

Most useful tip for me at this time is the differences in jog adjust between CDJs and controllers. I have an FLX-10 at home to practice, and i chose this one because i thought it would be the closest controller i could get to a CDJ. I would have never known that the jog wheels were different if you hadnt mentioned it. Thanks for the tip!

[@darthcrios]

My favourite tip is FX channel set up and how it works with the link cable. Solid stuff love your videos

[@chinyw]

My favorite tip is definitely the jog adjust! I think it’s important to know the difference between doing it on a controller and the CDJs

[@cedarroots]

The Jog adjust. Also just learning how the link works. Thank you

[@milkdathoney]

All of them were unique and informative, especially the last one regarding performance features. For beginner DJ's, like myself, the switch can be daunting and all the buttons are different, so any name similarities will stand out, and I am going to rely on this one for open decks...All about the practice! Thanks so much CrossFader peeps!

[@DJTomBan]

Awesome breakdown, Crossfader! 🎧 The way you highlighted the performance features on CDJs vs controllers really hit the mark. It’s like comparing a Formula 1 car to a rally car-each has its own thrilling way of handling the track, but those performance features? That's where the magic happens! Keep up the killer content, always learning something new from you guys! 🚀

[@pavilion8899]

I'm the begginer in Dj-ing, The most important and also suprising message was that, going Pro I still need (because it's better) mp3's rather than go into streaming mode. I was just about to get Tidal's dj extension, now it seems that I need to buid my mp3 library more. Cheers, love this chanell, I've learnt a lot.

[@znek4288]

I recommend using .wav instead of .mp3. Wav retains way more quality and data! .mp3 is compressed shit

[@nathandaniels6712]

My favorite tip was bringing you own locally stored music, at home it's all to easy to mix from a streaming service, but this tip got me thinking on track selection, what to play and which song to invest in. It motived me to be more critical on what I put in my sets with the added benefit of supporting the artists putting out those great tunes I love playing so much.

[@ikhebergeen1]

10:11 To be honest, I just started mixing on a DDJ SR controller that I bought second-hand a while ago. I only touched it once back then because I wasn’t really motivated. But for the past two weeks, I’ve been practicing every day for 2-3 hours. Last Saturday, I had the chance to play on my friend’s Nexus 2000 Pro setup, and it felt absolutely amazing. I never realized how the jog adjustment worked the way you explained it’s such a great tip, so thank you for that!

[@brandonbouwmeester]

Stacked waveforms and the last tip about performance features. Doing a gig next week and after preparing on my FLX4 this really helps my mindset and ways to prep! Thanks Crossfader!

[@MiguelPiragauta]

Wish you the best in your gig!

[@brandonbouwmeester]

@@MiguelPiragauta thanks!

[@Deejay.Keykey]

Thanks! Best tip: do not rely on modern techniques but learn it the "old skool" way. That way we won't run into unexpected situations

[@nathanharris4560]

The last tip was deffo my fave!!! Having started out on flx4s at Christmas I was soooo reliant on beatjump and pad fx to spice up my mixes. Then having gone to pirate and using CDJs, my world was flipped upside down. My first gig was spent staring at the screen using the beat jump feature, I’ve now switched to flx10s and I do not use beat jump in the same way😂😂. Thanks for a great video, hope I win the master classes!

[@wm6047]

Always helpful Lessons, thanks a bunch Crossfader team The explanation of the Performance Features was super useful, will need to get that addressed with the shift to CDJ rigs 🙏

[@giorgiomantero3766]

in my opinion the best tip was the last one regarding "Performance Features". I guess that over-depending on that could be really counter-productive Love u guys

[@Latsgemusic]

I liked the trick with the link cable best!

[@PlimsoulStudios]

Fave Tip: Jog Adjust. I moved over from vinyl to controllers, but only recently started dabbling with CDJs at Pirate. I didn't realise the adjust set up was different. This will really help me on my next Pirate session next week. Thanks CF.

[@djclovisa8114]

The Tip that stands out for me is the Efx Channel Difference on a Mixer ,compared to a Controller which I been using.Great to have learnt it through your video.Much love and respect from South Africa

[@kirker23]

I think the most valuable tip mentioned in the video is to realize the limits of CDJs as opposed to DJ controllers. The advanced features on some controller boards is easy to get used to and rely on them they will be missed if you go to CDJs and don't have them. Great video! Thx!!

[@vfrplayer02]

Great Video! Favorite tip: definetly the link cable one - as someone, who's new to playing on CDJs and often finds the setup done beforehand, it helps a lot to be able to ensure, that the CDJs are really "linked".

[@Floranilol]

The jog adjust is by far my favorite tip! It's imo the most vital thing to understand when switching, as beatmatching is one of the, if not the most important thing to get down. Thanks for the fantastic video as always!

[@thomasfoissy4829]

My favourite tip of yours is to be prepared with more basic features such has hot cues etc. This is useful as i rely on a dj controller at home, and intend to play someday in places where i can not use it ! Thank you so much for this video

[@stevenkappelle9755]

My favorite tip was about the difference in streaming integration between DJ controllers and CDJs. I didn't realize that you can't directly put music from a streaming service like SoundCloud onto a USB and use it with CDJs. This is such an important point because it shows how CDJs are still primarily geared towards offline music management, whereas controllers offer more flexibility with streaming. It's a good reminder to always have a solid offline library ready, and to know the strengths and limitations of the equipment you're using. Great insight!

[@HamnaHam]

Best tip was the one about the jog adjust. I never knew that but it makes so much sense. Close runner up was the tip about performance features. I actually thought CDJs woud be more feature rich. But it seems like they are focused on professional DJing rather than hobbyists who like all the bells and whistles. Thanks for this video.

[@garrettbraddock2420]

Crossfader! Long time listener first time caller. My favorite tip was the streaming integration. I have been deeply considering joining one of the streaming sites but after hearing this video I'm going to stick to regular downloading. Have been eyeing down your music management course and hope to win the entire package. Blessings to you and the Crossfader fam! Thanks for all you do.

[@djmirasol]

my favorite is the link cable via router that let all 3 devices communicate properly to make use all the feature of every device, thank you for sharing the knowledge , you guys are really a pillar in the industry of djing

[@fogdropmusic]

My Fav Tip was definitely the FX Channel one, 'cause I wasn't aware of this and it helped me a lot to see, how it is on CDJs, compared to Controllers 🙏🏻💪🏻

[@dweebusonguitar]

Hey guys! My favourite tip was definitely the jog wheel speed adjust technique. I DJ full time (private parties, corporates and weddings) on an RX3. Occasionally I’ll be booked for a venue that has in house CDJs and I’d love to boost my confidence using these! Thanks for the tips 🙌🏻

[@unbreakable_tv]

My favorite tip was the link cable section. I moved from turntables to controllers, so I don't have as much C-DJ experience! This was great, thanks!

[@fredrik5470]

The jog wheel tips were incredibly helpful, especially since there are so many different ways to feel the difference depending on the device you're using. This is particularly true if you've used other units like the Prime4 or Pioneer FLX4. These tips really made it easier to understand how to adjust and fine-tune the jog wheel sensitivity on different equipment!

[@СемёнАляев-ы1ц]

Очень полезным оказался совет про jog adjust. Всегда чувствовал разницу между подгонном треков с контроллера и с cdj, но никакие мог понять в чем она заключается и почему так происходит. Теперь все ясно!) спасибо

[@socito3928]

def the performance features. So I recently started learning how to dj and bought my first controller and I was so interested in all the features that this one haves, but eventually I got invited to one of my friends birthday party and she had all this cdj set up and I was blow minded because it was totally different of what my controller is. I kinda investigated the whole set up and it was difficult to understand but fun to explore. After the party i got home and I tried to do research on the differences between the controller and de cdjs but i was not able to find something that cleared my questions. So thank you for this video, it was very helpful and clear.

[@zekialhabib]

Probably my favorite tip was 5: Performance Features. It's good to know that such a... vital(?) aspect is different and that the controller's help ease you in but they also prop you up a bit. Great stuff and thanks for the info!

[@DjBobaStep]

favorite tip was definately the one about the jog adjust, I had no clue until now there was a diffrence but I always felt something was off. This whole video just reminded me ive got a lot to learn!

[@nickpalandjian]

Favorite tip was don’t rely on streaming. And I appreciated you touching on what you can expect in clubs/venues.

[@oscarbaggsmusic]

As someone starting djing, videos like these are perfect to see whats further down the line, great content keep it up!! ( number 5 was best aswell, good to not rely on hardware specific controls too much!)

[@fedez1115]

The final tip is my favorite. As a newcomer to DJing, I've opted for the FLX-4 controller. Honestly, I believe this advice puts me on the right path to begin.

[@TenaciousBOD]

Im a dj looking to get myself a set of cdjs, I was surprised by and thankful you gave an explanation of the jog wheel adjust differences. The comparison to the turntables I feel will help me visualise the movement when I do transition, thanks for the video

[@officialskullfader]

love your videos guys! I've been watching your videos for my whole career (i'm now nearly 15 and started djing when I was 10)! you've really helped me progress a lot and help me play my first gig successfuly!! 🔥

[@mikemalone9456]

Great video with a good amount of information. My favorite part of the video was the link cable functionalities and the tip on not to rely on the stacked wave forms. It really is a whole different way to DJ without all the effects and the visual cues of the stacked waveform.

[@poiikhill]

my favorite tip was the last one. As a beginner DJ on an flx4 with dreams of playing on CDJ's its super helpful what features they do and don't have :)

[@partyartypartyartypartyarty]

That FX Channel BPM control tip was my favourite, super helpful to know what happens to the effect when its out of beat and also how to adjust it down to the decimal! Thank you!!

[@ashrahul6970]

My favorite has to be the link cables and jog wheel adjustment! I had no idea about that since I'm a beginner DJ and have mainly been practicing on a controller. It's amazing how CDJs offer so much more control and flexibility, especially with the jog adjust feature. I'm super excited to keep learning and hopefully win The Complete DJ Package to upgrade my setup and take the next step toward becoming a professional DJ! Thank you!

[@41FiveStar]

Favorite tip was the FX Setup. I've got a couple of potential gigs lined up after a month and I can't wait to get on a pro set up. Thanks for the vid.

[@GenerationGamez]

Favourite tip has to be not relying on the performance features. I’m just starting out and knowing that has made me realise I just need to focus on the basics first and add what I can do with what would be available as in progress through the equipment, and really knuckle down on that to make sure it’s locked in. Thanks for the video, I’m enjoying all your content at the moment

[@philmamuyac1092]

Love the point of being limited in your set but still remaining creative on CDJs. Restrictions aren't necessarily a bad thing! Always love these Crossfader tutorials ✊🏽

[@MrRamit10]

My favorite tip is understanding performance features. I have only been mixing on DDJ-SX (3) models for 11 years. Played on CDJ's last week and all my heavy effects on DnB was lost during the live set as I was getting used to the CDJ performance features. A lot to learn still!

[@OfentseMokotong]

Straight to the details📍💯. I have learned the significance of a link cable and how CDJ" S wheel reads the BPM compared to the controller's wheel.

[@daviesjray]

My favorite team was on streaming integration. Might sound a little old school but the best library is your library, and that’s part of what makes a dj special. Having your own selection of tunes to get the crowd going without having to rely on a stream service for help.

[@throcat]

favourite tip was the tap adjust for the bpm setting, also manually putting in your bpm , I had been trying to find a video on this for ages finally came across very handy

[@fbmp]

Thanks so much for the great tips. My favourite was about not becoming dependent on the performance features on DDJs. I also loved the tip about keeping music on USBs as access to streaming services on CDJs is still limited. I have an FLX4 and am taking your FLX4 course. My goal is to be able to transition to CDJs so I will definitely be keeping these and all your other valuable tips in mind! 😊🙌

[@skavendar]

Definitely the tip about not forming a dependence on isolated features of your current mixer setup vs cdjs was my favorite. It is a piece of advice I wish I had been given coming from a ddj1000 and playing on cdjs, not being able to use use certain key features and having interchangeable que button features was a very big shock, and Definitely taught me alot about feature dependence vs refining live mixing skills.

[@jamiepolson2680]

I used to mix a long time ago and I’ve been wanting to get back into it. I still have decks but they’re old school, vinyl. I watched this video because I’m unsure about the features of digital turntables, and want to familiarise myself with them before I commit to buying them. The video was informative, thanks. 😊

[@petras3r]

Fx channel setup is my fav part. Really every tip is useful for me but i like the fx setup for clarity. Thanks for helping me make sense of this transition.

[@christiantoumazou4724]

Favourite Tip: Beat FX section! I could see myself getting caught out at the worst possible time and embarrassing myself if I were to assume there was no difference between this on my controller and CDJs. Great video btw & love all you do at Crossfader 🔥 Thanks!

[@iskander4750]

The tips to manually adjust FX channel BPM with tap + time buttons prooved to be so useful already thank you so much !

[@DJ-Justo]

Used to turntables and moving platters. Keep thinking I want cdj’s to learn how to work on that setup (also multichannel would be nice w link). Interesting to learn about job wheels on CDJ’s being based off tables. Very happy to hear that one!

[@danaivosevich4993]

Tip 2 Jog adjust! Thanks for this explanation as nailing the beat match is the key foundation in DJing. I'm playing for the first time this Sunday 18th in the YourShot competition as a complete beginner. Being in beat and a smooth transition is my main focus to really try nail, have tight and sound good.

[@h0ltib0y17]

Favorite Tip: Jog Adjust I never fully grasped the difference but the explanation with the relation to vinyl makes absolute sense 👌🏻

[@martinkrogh7985]

Thank you🙏. I think all of the tips were great. But the last tip about not relying on “special features” was the best in my opinion - it also goes to show how creative pros are. However - the tip about adjusting using the jog wheels were also great 🙏🙌 Keep up the good

[@MarquitosE87]

The last tip was an eye-opener, glad to know about this as now I have a clear plan on how to practice, by mostly using the fundamental features like hot cues, looping, beat jumps and key shifting

[@Nate_DNB]

The jog wheel tip is definitely something most people won't pickup. I can imagine trying to jog a track slowly and it not moving, not good if you need the next track in time ASAP! Thanks for the content!

[@Sonicearwax]

Hi, My favorite tip is the streaming service issues you might come accros when playing a set on th CDJ's. Very clear tutorial. Thanks!

[@LadyKamenitka]

All the tips are priceless as they would definitely relieve portion of a stress. But I love the tip that you should learn to be creative without too many special functions. Thank you :)

[@NisNimad]

Great breakdown as always. I had known about bringing multiple USB as backup for loss or technical issues. But this is the first time I've heard about the cable requirements for playing tracks off of one usb on multiple decks. Great bit of knowledge

[@expatnorway]

My favorite tip was the last one, regarding features. I have been thinking about the FLX10 for its STEM features, but also was worried that they might not transfer over to club setups. This video answered that question! Thanks!

[@djfascinate513]

The tip of how to get the bpm right for the effects was my best one

[@TheIgster123]

Great video! My personal favourite tip was the Jog adjust. Seen so many people jump from controller to CDJs and then wonder why they can’t beat match properly 😂

[@foxxyfurai]

The jog wheel adjust is so far my favorite tip! Thank you so much it was really helpful to see the differences between the controllers and CDJs!

[@mailahalenko8458]

Thanks for the tips! The tip I found most useful was the tip about what features are on the cdj and not on the dj controllers. I made notes:) Going to now practice using beat jumping, looping, hot cues and key shifting. Here I go!

[@tbking9996]

Favourite tip: jog wheel adjusting. i use a Ddj flx4 and had no clue about how different it was to spin the jog wheel on the CDJs so this was very helpful for me 😁

[@tezachipeta1241]

Favourite tip: minimising reliance on performance features. I own a DDJ Flx 4 and use these quite heavily in my sets. Good to know that I should be practical about how I employ them!

[@NovaticChaos]

My favourite tip? All of them, this knowledge doesn't come better presented anywhere else! Thank you Crossfader!

[@thomasmeehan2911]

The link cable tip was my favourite tip, I had CDJ 1000 mk3’s years ago but sold them and have been thinking of buying CDJ 3000’s but am not up to date on the latest software and functionality of these so the link cable tip was very helpful 👍👍

[@BeardedPandaTM]

Fx channel setup really helped me out thanks a ton, I have been playing around in different cities, but self learning through videos like yours. Appreciated

[@silage2000]

Performance features was my fav part of the vid. Its great to know that I can rely on my basic FX skills when upgrading to CDJs as I dont rely on the more modern tricks in my set.

[@TheGedi69]

Jog Adjust - Just moved over from Denon to Cdj 3000 - So that was new to me !!! Thanks

[@brysonharris4457]

my favorite tip was the link cable and the streaming integration because now I see now I can get set up in the most quickest way

[@NCAMISOSIMELANE-b3p]

The link cable was definetely imformative and also the jog wheel adjustment between controller and cd djs

[@ardasahin2430]

My favorite tip was not to rely on performance effects. I use a DDJ 1000 and have tons of features that I do not use. I think it makes sense to stick with the basics to ease the transition into CDJs. Thanks!

[@prodbypishe]

My favorite tip was when you said not to get too attached to the features you have in your controllers as they are not always available on CDJ's. I got a lil scared about the first one tho, just gonna have to practice harder I guess. Great video guys!

[@nocapbarnz]

Honestly as someone who uses a fair bit of streaming integration on my FLX4 this was pretty helpful for me to remember how much tougher it will be doing this on a CDJ. Definitely gonna start downloading more music for the future leading up to my first CDJ gig haha

[@lydiaW1989]

Just wanted to say I love these videos so informative and learning. So much from them my favourite tip was jog adjustment never even thought about that, something so small but can make all the difference when using different equipment I will definitely be incorporating that when using my controller from now on so when I move over to cdjs I will be used to moving the jog wheels 🙂

[@senatla91]

My fav was the beat matching in the jog wheel the difference between a controller and CDJs. Explains A LOT !

[@rorymacphee69]

Definitely jog adjust. puts into context and provides explanation as well! Cool to think back to the roots of DJing- nice when things like that crop up.

[@gmlzsrw]

Favourite was the Fx Channel Setup! Eye opener and nobody else talks about this. Could really ruin your night!

[@nonameac6]

My favourite tip is the Jog Adjust! Threw me for a big confusion the first time I used CDJs when I was used to my FLX4!

[@luizfepe]

FAV TIP: actually I'm a beginner and I learned a lot of basic condensed stuff just from watching the tips 😆! Well done!

[@creazy2312]

Jog adjust is a great tip. Makes total sense now you’ve explained it too 🔥

[@hander2850]

Great tip about the beat effects, tap, timing, auto etc in the FX Channel Set-Up section! Those are features where the reason why something is blinking or flashing on a CDJ may not be abundantly clear. Explaining not only how this works, but also, how to fix and adjust effects manually based on BPMs would have been so tedious to determine on my own!

[@tristanbiner7824]

Good to know all the different features between the two ! All the advices will all help me in improving, thank's !

[@niklasisele2324]

For me, the thing with the performance pads is really important. I am using them a lot and I should also try to perform from time to time without them. Thx for sharing and I would be happy to get your courses.