Is this the future of DJing? Reloop Mixtour Pro Review

[@Crossfader]

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[@idiocrates]

Got mine yesterday. Coming from an XDJ-XZ, overall a fantastic compact controller with high quality parts. If you use VirtualDJ, open format is a breeze. Just map a button/pad for tempo reset and automation will ease the tempo up or down smoothly. The crossfader can even be reprogrammed to pitch if that's your thing. There are endless amounts of pads that can be mapped to whatever you want, so if you don't want to toggle the mode + parameter buttons to switch FXs you can fix them directly to shift + pad 1-8. Same for filter FXs. Perfect for when you need to pack light, want tons of functionality, and demand a pro feel.

[@marincrnosija3001]

hows the soundcard compared to xz?

[@idiocrates]

@@marincrnosija3001 sound quality-wise I slightly prefer the mixtour over the xz. IMO a tad warmer.

[@morgando2]

Got mine yesterday too. Good add to my Roland 707 and Prime Go

[@emi_303_basslineconcept]

I purchased the Mixtour Pro console to do a DJ set this weekend in Ibiza, and I chose it precisely for its portability and functionality in a live session. I was immediately surprised by the quality of the materials, the potentiometers, faders and buttons are really well made and respond quickly. Initially I was a little scared by all the features and submenus that I was afraid of panicking during a performance, but after your video and having played a bit with this machine things came out that I usually don't do with my traditional console a Denon Top 4+. I'll let you know after this weekend's intensive use in Ibiza! I honestly think I have in my hands not only a backup solution to my main console but also a live set console in the most unlikely places that I had never thought of before!

[@gunkat]

waasup bro, tell us ?

[@wackerburg]

I find it awesome what one can get today for so little money and with such a compact footprint. Of course, you have to learn and master your tools. THAT never changed. 🎉

[@mikelo303]

I have it and it's fantastic. Excellent quality of all components. Heavy and sturdy. It's worth the money.

[@13Radi]

Guys stop complaining is not for everyone. I've got classic setup at home but I bought this one as well is really cool I can take this everywhere. Unfortunately all these hidden options you will not find in manual, there is nothing about this but thanks to review like this you can learn all these functions. Once you will spend some time for training it is easy. For me this gear is worth this moneys. Quality is 🔝🔝🔝

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

as to be expected, reloop is a shit company jsut as luke is a shit dj

[@AlphaMikeFoxtrot88]

This is really great hardware for iOS devices. One thing to keep in mind, the iPad is also a touchscreen DJ controller. So you get 2 different ways to control the software. Not as useful fpr the Mac, but for iOS devices, amazingly good with loads of access to functionality - especially some of the touchscreen only features. I was a little hesitant because because of the lack jog wheels, but I think for the portability, I can live with the touchscreen jog wheels. I can see using the hardware for the knobs, faders and paddles, but for a lot of the buttons (and jog wheels), I would lean towards using the touchscreen. Best of both worlds!

[@dmcmdr]

The last two events, I used the older Mixtour with an IPad/DJay Pro and a wifi hotspot. The 1st was a Silent Disco for an hour. The second was as an augmentation for a Pride Festival that had an Apple Music Pride Playlist to pull from alongside my DDJ-400 and computer with Virtual DJ. In both instances, it worked brilliantly. It's important to have a dedicated wifi hotspot or some way to access music offline: cached or downloaded.

[@JohannesNielsen]

Good point about the music source files

[@JohannesNielsen]

What is your experience of Virtual DJ in terms of reliability?

[@giovannivicentin8438]

You can attach an external audio card, and use DVS with it. I like to play vinyl and use my Reloop Mixtuor (first gen), with a Reloop Flux and phase together. Works like a charm.

[@evanrandall1675]

Would that be with VDJ? I don't think ipad will allow more than one audio devices. I'd love to use this mixer with my TT's and ipad

[@JayReturns31]

Oh boi I sure hope it can handle the 85 kW of USB power (1:44) to power my electric car while djing 😅

[@LeMeAtOm]

85kw...great scott!

[@dyecaster9341]

You are American right?

[@JayReturns31]

@@dyecaster9341 nope, German

[@dyecaster9341]

JayReturns31@@JayReturns31fair enough

[@UmairChachar]

​@@JayReturns31No, I'm american

[@haroldharris145]

Techno DJ's were djing like this with xone k2's and native instruments x1's and z1's for years. The only thing about the mixtour is that it has a better sound card built in

[@Worrelpa]

And up to date with the software options. Used to do the same with the Traktor gear. A lot of fun to be had

[@United-Bengals]

Plus mixtour pro has capable with ipad, tablet , Android etc 😊😊❤❤

[@Drrolfski]

Still love my X1 MK1 for that.

[@Traumadj]

Yeah native instruments dropped the ball they were way ahead their time. When I first started really Django hard I was using Traktor then djay pro came out and changed the game and I stop using Traktor for the iPad because it never evolved

[@tonightweride77]

@@United-BengalsI still use mix tour with an outdated deejay app and Spotify streaming. That’s amazing

[@ALTERNATIVEMIXTAPES]

Djay is a great program. I love the way it’s reverb out sounds.

[@Technophile-j9y]

I have one of these along with a full Pioneer CDJ setup. In my opinion it's not a replacement for my main 4 channel setup, but wow - this is seriously fun, well built, sounds good and so portable! I enjoy being able to DJ anywhere and that's what this unit enables with great sound quality from RCAs that allow it to be connected to all systems types - I've even had mine connected to a W-King D10 in the middle of nowhere with everything running off battery power alone - so use cases are pretty much endless. I would highly recommend anyone to try one of these (with an open mind) - like me, you might unexpectedly really quite like it and appreciate the creativity, quality and portability it offers. Enjoy!

[@bryanfontez]

This is ALMOST hitting the mark for the exact kind of unit I would want. I would love a unit like this, but with a small standalone screen, a mic input and tempo faders included somewhere (the pitch bend buttons are nice but not enough). I think the shape of this is also odd. I wouldn't mind it being a touch bigger and more landscape, I think you could create an all in one unit that does pretty much everything without feeling cramped and tight for space. I basically would love something like a much more compact stripped down XDJ-RX3 or DDJ-800 with no jog wheels. But a mic input or two would still be nice. And built like a tank. Man that would be my dream controller.

[@andytaylor125]

Can’t wait to see you doing a mix on this thing! Hopefully you’ve just been cooking up something good, and not got so fed up the the layers that you’ve given up!

[@Q8Tdot]

I hope NI sees this and finally makes the X1 compatible with the iPad.

[@marcelassink8757]

Agree

[@hot4futureyears2come]

Nice unit. Not for everyone. But great idea for some. Reloop ready might be a better idea for the rest of us ❤❤

[@DJjayenvy]

Missed opportunity to call this the Laidback Loop Mixtour 😅

[@ReloopDJcom]

The Loop button is called the Laidback Loop Button :)

[@ChromaCat]

So, does it hardware unlock the djay pro software? Or the software needs to be paid additionally?

[@chrisr.4739]

The Mixtour Pro unlocks the features that can also be controlled via the controller, in particular Neural Mix and 4 Deck Mode. The range of functions is then already very large, so a subscription should no longer be necessary in many cases. But not everything is unlocked either. For example, you get significantly more effects with a subscription.

[@airbag504]

looks like a very capable unit to control two decks via dJay (such an underrated software.) I just wish it featured extra dedicated faders and EQ for decks 3 & 4!! love seeing high quality gear made for non-conformist DJs lol. I'm still rocking my Traktor Kontrol S8 with modded firmware

[@capturejay3079]

In a 4 Channel Mixer, it's a great experiment unit! Like a secret source kind of tool.🤓

[@sevendetala]

kontrol x1 was an absolute unit

[@Worrelpa]

If you have a MK2 of the X1 you can still midi map it into the mac version of Djay Pro.

[@Drrolfski]

True, I still use it as a dedicated FX controller. I actually preferred the MK1 version over the MK2.

[@MundoSonora]

I'm an open format DJ. My setup is traktor Z1 plus X1 mk2. I need no jog wheels at all to change bpms, genres... They fit in a backpack and the weight is minimum. Jog wheels are not necessary unless you want to do scratches or backspins

[@vegandadbod7157]

It’s a great device. I wish they would make pro versions of the Buddy and/or Ready in the near future. Still compact but less layering.

[@AaronStrawn]

I absolutely love mine

[@djpatrickmatthews]

When at DJX 24 weeks ago I met and spoke with Luke about the future of DJing after he presented this new mixer in an interview and boy is he adamant that AI is the future. If you think about it this controller is only possible for performing at all because of Djay Pro's features that can provide many levels of assistance up to full automation when it comes to beat matching and the like. I'm interested to see the impact this form of DJing will have as time goes on

[@LioSintra]

I wish Akai Amx get back on market. The small mixer I had and probably the less expensive.

[@Victor-it6bv]

Love the effort, but i think no jog wheels is a step backwards. Especially for Hiphop DJs.

[@bboymac84]

I think it’s still possible if you use your decks in HID mode

[@allentastic]

If you scratch at all this is NOT the controller for you

[@bboymac84]

@@allentastic yea it’s definitely a blend mix controller

[@caldiplus]

It inevitably reminds me a lot of the Akai AMX, a little machine with great potential!

[@bboymac84]

Yea I liked that mixer

[@JohnHyland]

I'm actually upgrading from an AMX to this for a portable DVS setup with Phase! The main advantage for me is that I had to double up with an AMX and an AFX to actually get all the controls I need, whereas this has it all in one device. I have to switch from Serato to DJay to actually get the Phase to work with it, but that's fine. The fact that I could technically play a set with just this and a phone or tablet is a fun bonus, but it won't be my main use case. I just enjoy spinning records too much!

[@bboymac84]

@@JohnHyland yea Djay is the ultimate DJay software. They just gotta improve their Sampler and they will good to go💪🏽

[@Maciaveli]

I use a mixtour along with a numark dj2go and easily solve the issue of no pitch and no jogwheels. Small, portable, with quality sound and all the functionality i need

[@ACCOUNTANTB]

great stuff for mobile Djs for shure !!

[@CosticaKristianDiVogli]

Excellent gear; is perfect for back up, ideal size.

[@bboymac84]

Thank god for soft take over mode for the faders and knobs

[@Livelymusic79]

Thank you for the walk through. Very thorough! So much packed into a controller the size of a 2 channel mixer. I agree with you it's pricey and definitely an investment into not only the controller but the time to take to learn its functions and into DJ Pro as a software. For me the issue is CDJs have such a tight handle on the standard setup in clubs you need to know how to use them to their fullest extent. Bringing this controller into a club because it's what you play on I think is a little unrealistic. Unless you are Laidback Luke of course! I can see this as being good for mobile DJs and performers doing private parties etc.

[@LiMar28]

Of course an open format dj CAN use it!With the fluid beatgrids that only Djay has it you don’t need jogwheels to correct the mix!With the crosfader fusion option that also only the Djay have as a feature you can change genres anytime you want!So I think that it has the power to do any gig you want!Ok it must have xlr outputs and all this button combinations are difficult to remember but I think if you learn it well you can do ANYTHING!

[@sorrentinodj]

I would like to buy it, but is it compatible with Native Instruments TRAKTOR software?

[@stanleygergle4580]

Can you add a turntable to it? To run the functions of tempo slider and scratch ect… I have a mixtour pro coming should have it next week. My idea was to use this with my pioneer Rev 7 if possible? Then maybe just pick up a turntable.

[@mattoreilly-vy6dv]

A quick followup note - you can get most of this functionality with a far better layout and fewer dual use keys or mode switching by going with a custom or stock layout from Yaeltex, for a similar price (especially if you factor in the iPad cost as an additional gear requirement beyond the laptop). I'm guessing most DJ's definitely have a laptop as the primary, so the iPad (for Algoriddim) should be considered part of the cost for this setup.

[@hasanatwi2772]

Using the Cue and the Play button for most of the functions is wild and dangerous 🥶

[@hasanatwi2772]

Like Beatmatching and Bpm adjustments may go wrong by pressing Cue in case of error or Shift miss click

[@djNineshoxxx]

I would say it is certainly an alternative

[@wolfgangheinz3882]

7:30 How did you manage to show the FX Selector on the iPad between the BPMs and the Hot Cues? This line is missing on my iPad with Djay Pro. It would be sooo handy to always see the current FX.

[@old_skool_dj_dave]

I love DJay and this looks like an interesting add on. As I am new to DJ’ing I want to master the CDJ 3000’s first 🙌

[@Worrelpa]

@@old_skool_dj_dave you'll find the cdj 3000 a step backwards. Though if club gigs is your goal you need to learn it. Look for places that provide practice spaces for DJ's. You can pay for a few hours just to get familiar with the gear.

[@old_skool_dj_dave]

@@Worrelpa Cheers yes I’ve had a go on the 2000’s and will try the 3000’s in a couple of weeks. I see there are different options out there I have a simple controller which is way easier to use. Is there any equipment you would recommend 👍

[@Worrelpa]

@@old_skool_dj_dave there is also the different pioneer mixers and their options as well as the CDJ's. We must be due a Cdj 4000 sometime soon. :)

[@marcelassink8757]

New in DJing with Pio CDJ-3000?

[@marcelassink8757]

​@old_sjust found it herekool_dj_dave

[@DjElBravoKingOfDaBeat]

Nice story, bro!

[@Traumadj]

Another thing they dropped the ball on is Bluetooth connectivity. It’s 2024 and no Bluetooth for 500 bucks?

[@DjNikGnashers]

Perfect for Techno & House DJ's, who sync everything and don't need to worry about musicality and track selection.

[@MistaJayLJ]

11:58 you say that but how do I Nueral mix, with drums, bass, harmonics and vocals (4 track mode)when on the hardware there is on 3 controls for this meaning I can only use nueral mix on drums, harmonics and vocals (3 track mode) This lack of controls along with multi layering is a waist of money for me personally as I’d rather just use djay straight from my iPad as I have been doing for years

[@nara4420]

nice device, but a few buttons more with less double-use could make life so much easier!

[@jpcal1988]

jamie lookin real jamie recently

[@fantom2967]

$299 - YES, $499 - NO THANKS

[@fabricedefay3298]

The flx4 is 299 and the quality is terrible

[@360MIX]

And even at $299 there is lots of profit.. to make each unit I would peg it at $35-$45 dollars...

[@hilkomenke8340]

​@@360MIX I think a lot of expense went into it's development.

[@360MIX]

@@hilkomenke8340 it’s technically MIDI controller with a couple of preamps for outputs and headphones.. take it from me. I’m an engineer.

[@andijoseph]

I think I’d prefer it to be twice as wide (with more buttons instead of layers within menus, in other words without having to press shift to get into different modes. I’d get lost

[@hardcorejaysi]

How do you beatjump on the Mixtour pro?

[@Worrelpa]

If you are a Djay who mixes one track to the other it's not a device for that for sure. Getting the creativity out of Djay Pro is what it is all about. Whilst having something portable. Having neural mix at easy reach is cool. It's one for the creative DJ's out there who like to push the technology and just beat match and press play.

[@cvanley]

Creativity is not bound by what you use.

[@cvanley]

Cool stuff but not for me.. Maybe to dick around with but nothing serious. Seems like a hassle to get everything down smoothly. Personally im a fan of direct hardware options and not the hidden buttons and effects and stuff like that. Id feel like im playing videogames instead feeling my music and actually DJing.

[@kisho2679]

yes jog wheel is essential for tactile feel - its human natural haptic

[@Nogi-aka-DJNugz]

If it had one mic output it’d be a perfect back up mixer

[@BeneDETHyou]

Hi! How to move the track to set hot spots? What to twist or use a combination? I watched ALL!!! videos and read all the instructions about Reloop Mixtour Pro and couldn't find it anywhere ( .. I want to buy it for myself as a gift .. but this question really stops me

[@syntaxvrc]

I'd love something like this for Rekordbox, just a really small compact controller I can take with me to practice and play while I'm traveling without bringing the whole FLX-10 with me. (Tried a DDJ-200, just didn't have enough functionality - I need at least a song select knob)

[@ConorGillespie]

I feel like you could map all these settings on a mini controller for 60 quid.

[@NexuJin]

60 quid controllers feels like sheit mate.

[@Lectrosoul]

So does the Mixtour Pro unfortunately

[@zzaitcendj]

the set will be played, this masterpiece???🙏🙏🙏🤷🤷🤷

[@jemmanuellrt]

Thxs for the good showcase vid👏🏾. Too cumbersome both hardware and software. Buttons are too cramped and doing live sets without prep and no cd/turntables ruins workflow. This hardware is for prepped sets with practice. Compact & good for back up for non-pro venues imo.

[@allentastic]

The crossfader FX should be able to be triggered by the fader itself without hitting play, unless something changed. That’s the way it works on my Mixon 8 anyways

[@jasonlegister2277]

thx 4 info

[@Drrolfski]

This is actually what I wanted the Traktor Kontrol X1 MK3 to be. But then again, all this functionality cramped in such a small space really becomes a muscle memory fest. Something I'm not a fan of with hardware devices.

[@Monschmeister]

This

[@Worrelpa]

@@Drrolfski it is either that or two units. We have so. Many controls now having physical controls for all of them without layering would be an massive control surface.

[@Drrolfski]

@@Worrelpa You're probably right. We should probably await a MK2 version of the Kontrol Z1 to determine which setup would hit your personal sweet spot between mobility and features.

[@Worrelpa]

@@Drrolfski with Ni I wouldn't hold. My breath on that one. Though a MK2 would be nice I doubt it would have all the mixtour features and would specifically designed for Traktor. Let's wait and wait and wait and see. :)

[@Drrolfski]

@@Worrelpa TBH, I don't expect the next Z1 to be Mixtour-like but more of an update that plays nice with the latest X1. These devices combined are supposed to be your mobile setup then and the question will be if this still will be mobile enough over a single Mixtour -like device.

[@Wild_D]

It should be but people are afraid of change. Its sad

[@mattoreilly-vy6dv]

This is almost there but having programmed custom midi for the Xone K2's and Rekordbox, I still prefer that route. The tiny two button combo to switch decks is a deal killer for me. I tried to squeeze 4 decks onto one Xone K2 and it just doesn't work well. Additionally, having tried to work with two "virtual decks" on the Opus Quad, I'm just not sold on that for anything other than keeping some passive pad layers going in the background, accessing them occasionally (and it has 4 faders). This thing doesn't need a Crossfader. Without jog wheels I don't see the point. As a primarily electronic music producer/ DJ, my favorite mixer is the V10 LF, no crossfader. An advantage of the Xone K2 midi mapping approach is the ability to use up to 3 FX at a time, per channel. The visual layout in Rekordbox is better than on the iPad as well. Resonance - does the Filter have a resonance adjustment? The default setting you demonstrated had way too much sweep for my taste. I have been a fan of the Algoriddim platform for super portable mixing on the iPad (bear in mind you have to OWN an iPad too, putting you in a much higher price category for the setup demonstrated here. I have been wanting to map two X2's to the Algoriddim platform for super portable battery powered play. I'm sure NI's new mixers can be mapped as well (not so sure about their screen readouts though... Long story short, I find the inexpensive Xone K2's to be more flexible and I also use them in the studio for mixing and production control. There's no beating the club standard CDJ / A9 or V10 setup for multi-deck work, so when it comes to portable play, I'd rather stay on my primary platform. A final note, I often triage and audition tracks or hot cueing or putting together a set from my laptop using the Xone's (or just the laptop). As a portable setup, I can do this anywhere. Performing from Algoriddim's platform takes you out of the primary DJ software that you should be using to organize and cue your tracks. The on the fly Neural / Stem capability is very cool, for sure. But that can also be mapped (just waiting for Rekordbox to get their stem's as good as Serato or NI!).

[@roydondsouza8946]

Can I use my hard disk which has my back-up music to play with this set-up or all music has to be on the internal iPad storage /

[@owenashton2386]

Only rca outputs? The hercules RMXs were offering 1/4inch jacks and XLRs and RCAs on the same unit over 10 years ago. I find the drop in qualyy and features astounding. They akso supported 96khz.. does this? Doubt it

[@djtheob01]

I can't be dealing with shift functions and layers, just build a bigger controller with more pots & pads!

[@BoredGeese]

Ahem Native Instruments 📞 Please cook something with the X1. Make it work. Thank you!

[@HerbertMoore-v8e]

Can you plug 🔌 2️⃣ turn tables up to it?

[@tomislavbuzant8155]

Compatible with rekordbox ?

[@hanfmarkt]

NO JOGWHEEL = NO REWINDS 😩😩 As a dnb head this is not possible to handle. Tech-house 4by4 whatever okay but mans in need of dem rewinds when u hear a double coming straight from heaven

[@Samuel_Jamieson]

It has a backspin function as a hidden option.

[@vegandadbod7157]

To be honest…the backspin effect you can trigger in djay does not Sound very organic.

[@Frostquis]

I prefer the Xone K2. Is cheaper, with MIDi and have 4 faders, more knobs and buttons to map anything. The only issue is that only has 3 colors to map

[@swrpn]

Price point is a deal breaker. Expensive toy.

[@ChiefExecutiveOrbiter]

Oh that's nothing 2 technics 1200s: 2x = $1200+, Rane mixer another $600. I'm being conservative with these estimates too

[@Frostquis]

@@ChiefExecutiveOrbiterXone K2 for only 300$ and you have sound card included, MIDI to use in traktor, serato or whatever you want with the ability to map anything. And 4 sliders, more knobs and buttons to mix 4 tracks if you want. Overall is better device, and cheaper

[@wackerburg]

What do people nowadays expect? A great controller like this going for 99 bucks? But folks have no problems buying 1.500 U$D iPhones which are completely obsolete after a couple of years.

[@Traumadj]

500 for a controller please you can get the entire standalone for a few more hundred. This should be 299 period. I told Luke that myself it’s too high. The old mix tour is still 300 and it’s been out for years. Plus it still does the same exact thing as this. Matter of fact look was using the original that’s why they made this one and put his name. On it and bumped it up 200. Flx4 has jog wheels and pads and dedicated to djay pro for 299 make it make sense. And I’m big fan of Luke I just think reloop missed the boat on this. And I’m a person who loves the original mixtour

[@spooforbrains]

For a pro unit at that price point it should have balanced XLR outs. That's my only criticism

[@skaffjean]

How long it took you to master it coming from jogwheel mixers?

[@dezfyah]

$500 and no jog wheels, or even jog knobs to dial in cue points wherever you want on a track. They could have easily used those filter knobs or load knobs as jog knobs/wheels with a button to switch in between both functions.

[@djsuave_beats]

Good for travel and overseas venues without DJ equipment.

[@ericbrandolini4199]

Why all of the hate on this controller? The build quality is great and djay pro puts all other software to shame. $500 is totally reasonable for what this thing gives you. If you dont like it, don't buy it. But keep using 10+ year old cdjs with the equivalent technology of a pager, and I'll go ahead and give the future a try.

[@1nfamousme210]

Bruh! What CDJs are you using? Gemini?

[@ericbrandolini4199]

At least where I'm from, you're lucky if a place has gear even as new as 2000nx2, which is now about 9 years old. Usually they're even older than that

[@Lectrosoul]

Build quality is great??? Are you serious? Received mine this morning and its a lightweight cheap plastic feeling toy.. the z1 x1 f1 etc have way better build quality and they are out over a decade... Massively disappointed with this "Pro" device Especially as I switched to Djay pro which is amazing..

[@NuYorican1972]

Not bad at all for some DJ's.. the only thing I'm not liking is everything is subscription based. Looks like alot of fun to play around with. Maybe making it the in between size of it now and maybe the Rane 72 would have an easier layout and not cramming your fingers to go through all the functions might make it easier for the consumer. ENJOY

[@IanDeVos]

I do think all the hidden layers make it hard to use. Most functions behind the Shift button on my DDJ-FLX10 don't get used much. And this thing has sort of double that?! Damn.

[@piterisparkeris4770]

I don’t understand why everyone keeps trying to reinvent the wheel. We already have gear that works and holds its rightful place in music history. All a DJ needs is a set of turntables, CDJs, or a classic, straightforward DJ controller. Haven’t we learned by now that gimmicky gear just gets left behind? It’s like trying to reinvent the trumpet or the classical guitar-just leave these things alone.

[@diemturner5755]

The single most impressive feature MUST be the 85kW passthrough over USB-C.

[@AtakanArisoy]

Now is time let's come to the most important question: Will it work with Traktor DJ without any problems?

[@Lectrosoul]

Why?? Algoriddim Djay is way better.. I'm using traktor since the day it was released in 2000 and it is now behind the game

[@AtakanArisoy]

@@Lectrosoul This must be a matter of choice. I am experiencing the same thing with Traktor DJ as you are and unfortunately Djay cannot give me what I want and does not seem flexible.

[@Lectrosoul]

@@AtakanArisoy what has it not got that you need? ✌️

[@MauriMoore]

you can set the filter encoder as pitch ... is what i did .

[@slinkytrips]

The problem is all the functionality is coming from your phone, this device is objectively just a mini controller. They need to style it less like a Behringer DJ controller and add a 6mm headphone port and a digital out. If it is going to be a Pro device it needs to have redundancy and if you don't won't people to think it's a toy drop the Autobots knock off logo.

[@mariaconcettacalabrese692]

MEEDLies, David Puentez & Salvatore Vaccheri - Your Love (Extended Version)

[@Lectrosoul]

Just received mine this morning.. First impressions, build quality for a supposedly "Pro" controller, is awful.. creaky plastic body and too light imo, anything more than gentle crossfader movements and the whole unit moves, the lights on the various buttons are extremely hard to see in normal daylight, and hense you have no idea what is active on the pads.. but for me, as mentioned, the build quality is not great. The buttons were all recessed, and i had to click the whole face plate down, looking back on some of laidback lukes videos with this thing, and it seems he's holding the device steady while doing anything substantial on the unit... it feels like a bedroom Dj toy... massive disappointment for the price, definitely not "Pro" considering returning 😢

[@mariaconcettacalabrese692]

Quantan,Johnmes,Damimsion,Sadan,Jriwena,Hanse - Youitr Lotiuve (Exteinridned Vanirsetnion)

[@mariaconcettacalabrese692]

Keees, Renaoger - Papi (Extended)

[@JohannesNielsen]

So it could be run through my Allen and Heath QU 16

[@SKANKSINATRA]

Looks like a big Akai AFX

[@Mweshisup]

Weird Question, but does anyone have the ID of the song that plays in the video's intro?

[@jp99301]

Ok great, but did they have to go with the homer car design aesthetic for it? It looks like a 5th grader drew a picture of a Kontrol X1 from memory.

[@mariaconcettacalabrese692]

KAAZE & Alunia Pain - Papi (Extended Mix)

[@mariaconcettacalabrese692]

TEDAN, Herrani - Rapil(Extended Mix)

[@thedoc5350]

could this be mapped to Traktor or Serato?

[@NexuJin]

Traktor definitely. Not sure about Serato. You probably could with Serato Pro, but not with Serato Lite (no midi mapping).

[@Lectrosoul]

Why?

[@nissimtrifonov5314]

The controller that I bought for not much more money like 6 years ago has so much more functionality it's not even funny. If they sold this thing for $100 I'd still think it's overpriced

[@vegandadbod7157]

What controller would that be? Bear in mind that functionality is more software thing than hardware.

[@nissimtrifonov5314]

@@vegandadbod7157 Numark NV II, it has jog wheels (obviously), 4 channels, pitch faders (obviously), 16 pads (obviously), effect controls and 2 built in screens which are very practical

[@Traumadj]

Why is it hate when someone speaks their mind. That’s called opinions suggestions and if there were none then improvements would never be made on any device

[@mariaconcettacalabrese692]

yengiba & eynhagiba - Push(Extended Mix)

[@AvantHarde]

Wish it just had a touch strip...