Native Instruments today shared this teaser video for a new 2+2 DJ control mixer, rumored to be named the Kontrol Z2.
Specs and details are to come, but you can infer a lot from the teaser video.
Check it out and let us know what you think!
2011 NAMM Show: Numark introduced the iM1 DJ mixer, a professional 2-channel DJ mixer and the iM9, a professional-grade DJ mixer with integrated effects, both featuring built-in docks for iPod. Continue reading
Pioneer and Serato Audio Research introduced the DDJ-S1, a new DJ controller for Serato ITCH software, at the 2011 NAMM Show.
The Pioneer DDJ-S1 for Serato ITCH is an all-in-one Digital DJ controller, combining Pioneer’s hardware design with DJ software by Serato. Continue reading
2011 NAMM Show: FutureMusic points out that the new Behringer DJ mixers look strangely familiar…..
Behringer DJX900USB & Pioneer DJM700 - separated at birth?
Free Windows Music Software: V-DJM 2ch is a virtual 2ch mixer with dj functions for Windows. According to the develoeprs, the free virtual DJ mixer is designed to reproduce the best features of the professional dj mixers in any audio host application.
V-DJM can be used as an internal mixer in your host audio applications with the sound and the feeling of a dj consolle. All controls of V-DJM can be midi-mapped and automated.
V-DJM 2ch is available now as a free download.
Note: MAFFIALIFE V-DJM 2Ch is free for non-commercial use. Continue reading
Pioneer has announced a new DJ mixer, the DJM-2000, that’s the iPad of DJ mixers.
The DJM-2000 is Pioneer’s most powerful performance mixer and is designed to be the perfect match for CDJ-2000 digital decks. It features a 5.8-inch LCD multi-touch panel display, a first on a DJ mixer.
Other features include Beat Effects, Instrument FX, serious connectivity, a live sampler, USB audio interface, 3-band EQ, digital audio in and three different mixing modes.
All that sexy comes at a price, though. The DJM-2000 is expected to be available in June 2010 with a suggested retail price of $2,999. Continue reading