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Get out there and share your passion with others! Useful Links: • • • •. I picked up one today for the laugh. If you're using a Mac it's not a straightforward set up.

The supplied software is on one of those small CDs that are unusable on Macs (and PCs that don't have a drawer type CD/DVD player). You'll have to register on the Mixvibes site and download the software. After that it's straightforward enough. I've never used a USB controller before so can't comment other than it seems basic enough. One thing that I don't like is that USB connection on the controller doesn't slide all the way in - and this seems to be by design.

DJ Controllers DJ controllers are the best way to get into DJing on a budget. Each controller offers unique built-in features, such as 4-channel mixers or loop functions, and all are extremely portable. Finding the right DJ controller for you takes time since you'll have to understand each feature before knowing what you want out of the device.

What DJ controller should I buy? The controller you buy should be compatible with one of the standard DJing software programs.

The two most commonly used programs are Rekordbox DJ and Serato DJ. Serato DJ is meant more for classic turntablism where you scratch vinyl-like platters and beatmatch on these platters. Rekordbox DJ is more technological and pairs extremely well with any Pioneer controller. • Pioneer DJ DDJ-SX2: The SX2 is a Pioneer DJ controller that is built to work with both Serato DJ and Pioneer software, though it is optimized for Serato.

Every feature you can possibly dream of is included. If you prefer the Serato software but use Pioneer equipment exclusively, this is a great choice. • Numark Mixtrack: This is the perfect beginner controller with bare-bones features that will still let you mix tracks with ease. It works with Pioneer DJ and Virtual DJ quite well. • Traktor S4: If you want a 4-deck mixer, the S4 from Native Instruments is a great option. This mixer is optimized for Traktor software but can be mapped to any of the other programs mentioned above using its MIDI functionality.

How do DJ controllers work? Controllers are condensed versions of full DJ setups. The 2 mixing decks are in the same piece of equipment as the mixing board, and no wires are needed to pair together the decks and the mixer. This means that you just sync the board with the software you're using, click the play button, and you're good to go. Mixing songs requires practices, but in no time you'll be able to blend songs together with ease. What do beginners need to consider when buying a controller? Picking out your first controller can be difficult.