HELP ! Pioneer DJ Equipment !
HELP ! Pioneer DJ Equipment ! Posted on: 04.03.2013 by Oliva Hokes Hi There,I have a few questions about Pioneer DJ gear . First of all its been 6 - 8 months that I started DJ-ing. I started off with the Numark Mixdeck but then I decided that its time to change and too move on. I talked to my mates that work in a evening club / beach as DJ's. They told me its better to stick with Pioneer as they are the top DJ company and propose the best products. I am currently hesitating between buying the cdj350's x2 + djm 350 or the ddj t1. I've been using traktor for quite a while but this 'sync' feature is just killing the art and is just too tempting to use as it is right here in front of your face (yes that sounds stupid :P). And I need to travel soon, am I able to bring the DJ gear with me ? If so how ? On board or as luggage ? | |
Doreen Schurle 05.03.2013 |
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Doreen Schurle 05.03.2013 |
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Doreen Schurle 05.03.2013 |
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Doreen Schurle 05.03.2013 |
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Doreen Schurle 05.03.2013 |
Originally Posted by jesse
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Doreen Schurle 05.03.2013 |
Originally Posted by jesse
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Doreen Schurle 05.03.2013 |
Originally Posted by jesse
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Doreen Schurle 05.03.2013 |
Originally Posted by jesse
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Doreen Schurle 05.03.2013 |
Originally Posted by jesse
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Doreen Schurle 05.03.2013 |
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Doreen Schurle 04.03.2013 |
Originally Posted by jesse
Originally Posted by jesse
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Oliva Hokes 04.03.2013 | Hi There, I have a few questions about Pioneer DJ gear . First of all its been 6 - 8 months that I started DJ-ing. I started off with the Numark Mixdeck but then I decided that its time to change and too move on. I talked to my mates that work in a evening club / beach as DJ's. They told me its better to stick with Pioneer as they are the top DJ company and propose the best products. I am currently hesitating between buying the cdj350's x2 + djm 350 or the ddj t1. I've been using traktor for quite a while but this 'sync' feature is just killing the art and is just too tempting to use as it is right here in front of your face (yes that sounds stupid :P). And I need to travel soon, am I able to bring the DJ gear with me ? If so how ? On board or as luggage ? |
Doreen Schurle 05.03.2013 |
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Alphonso Deitchman 05.03.2013 | The CDJ 400s have HID control which works better than the basic MIDI control of the 350s. You don't have to use Serato with the SX by the way - it works well in Traktor too. |
Oliva Hokes 05.03.2013 | Ok, Well thank you for the replies you guys gave me. About the SX, I am not a fan of serato. And i can't use rekordbox to arrange my sets with it. That's why I am also aiming at the cdj's.. Well I am planing on buying the 350's in a kit (with cables / flight case / 2x cdj / 1x djm) that comes with the djm 350. Is there anything bad about the 350 ? Why should I skip it ? |
Doreen Schurle 04.03.2013 | Ahahaha :P |
Lisa Lochotzki 04.03.2013 | |
Doreen Schurle 04.03.2013 |
Originally Posted by jesse
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Alphonso Deitchman 04.03.2013 | Pioneer do make the club standard CDJs, but the 350s and 400s are not really on the same level. Have you considered the DDJ-SX at all? |
Harley Zitka 04.03.2013 | If you are using Traktor with the CDJ's, then pick up some used CDJ-400's so you can use them in HID mode. I would also skip the DJM350 and get either a used DJM-400 or a new DJM-250. As for taking them on a plane... you will need to purchase flight cases and check them. |
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