Create a more versatile sound by turning the knob to overlay your track with Noise, Drop, Laser or Siren. Modulate using the dial to add texture as well as tension to your tracks.
Meet the DJM-S9, our first two-channel battle mixer for Serato DJ. With a fully configurable Magvel Pro crossfader and customisable FX buttons and pads, you can tailor the mixer to suit your DJing style. The tough DJM-S9 is build to withstand the most energetic scratch performances, and it boasts high-quality audio circuitry inherited from our flagship 4-channel digital mixer, the DJM-2000NXS.
The CDJ-TOUR1 delivers the warm high-resolution sound you're used to, and adds pro-grade audio components to scale up for any size of event. And with the same familiar layout and features as the CDJ-2000NXS2, and a large fold-out touch screen you get effortless control when it matters most.
Thanks to the built-in soundcard, this 2-channel mixer is Serato DJ enabled as soon as you unpack it. Featuring a highly durable Magvel crossfader, inherited from the DJM-900NXS2, the DJM-S3 delivers a smooth and accurate response.
The DDJ-RR is the little brother of our professional controllers for rekordbox dj, the DDJ-RZ and DDJ-RX. It has a compact design and intuitive layout with large jog wheels, illuminated on-jog indicators and tactile Performance Pads.This 2-channel controller comes with dedicated controls for rekordbox dj, such as Slip Mode, Release FX, Sequence Load, and Deck Select so you can switch between all 4 rekordbox dj decks by the touch of a button.
Content
Dynamically Switch from One Track to the Next With a Single Action
Craft Pro-Sounding Scratch Effects One-Handed
Full-size Jog Wheels with Track Position Display
Plug and Play Compatibility with rekordbox and Serato DJ Pro
New-Style unit with a dark gray matte finish and unique jog wheel design
USB Bus Powered
Built-in Sound Card (Audio Interface)
Performance Pads
Class Compliant (No Drivers Needed)
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Pioneer DDJ SZ2 DJ Controller builds on the strong foundations of its predecessor, The flagship DDJ-SZ controller. This upgrade to flagship Serato DJ Pro controller allows you to get hands on with the latest additions to Serato DJ Pro, including key shift, key sync, pitch play and Serato Flip. We’ve improved the jog wheel latency to make scratching more responsive and precise and the multi-coloured performance pads give you instant feedback on playing status and pad modes.
The DDJ-SZ2 DJ Controller comes bundled with the latest version of Serato DJ Pro, the Pitch n’ Time and Serato Flip expansion packs are also included so you can use the new features straight out the box.
Play with your keys and pitch, adjusting them while mixing with 3 new Serato DJ Pro functions embedded in your controller. Key shift, key sync and pitch play give you the power to play it by ear. Pioneer DDJ SZ2 DJ Controller Instantly trigger Hot Cues, Roll, Slicer, Sampler, Cue Loop, Saved Loop, Slicer Loop and Pitch Play. The multi-coloured backlit LEDs give a visual reference to which modes are in play, and will reflect cue points you’ve pre-set in Serato DJ Pro.
Pitch Play grants you the freedom to hit your cues across a range of different keys. Use the Performance Pads to assign your Hot Cues and broaden the scope of your creativity at the touch of a button.
Brand
Pioneer
MIDIControl
Full assignable MIDI controls
DVS Control
Serato DVS
Included DJ Software
N/A
Included Accessories
No
Software System Requirements
Windows 8.1/7 (CPU) Core i3, i5 or i7 1.07 GHz, (Memory) 4GB Mac OS X 10.10/10.9/10.8 (CPU) Core i3, i5 or i7 1.07 GHz, (Memory) 4GB Display Resolution 1280 x 720 or higher
Windows® 10, 8.1, 7 (latest service pack) mac OS Sierra, X 10.11, 10.10 (latest update) Processor: Intel® processor Core™ i7、 i5、i3 1.07 GHz Memory: 32-bit, 64-bit: 4 GB or more of RAM USB: Available USB 2.0 port Free HDD Space: 5GB Display resolution: 1280 x 720
ProDJ Link
P-LOCK Fader Cap
rekordbox Link
Plug and Play
Auto Standby
Height
108 mm
width
230 mm
Depth
320 mm
Weight
3 kg
Dimensions (with fold-out display)
No
Rack Mount
Frequency Range
20 - 20000 Hz
Sampling Rate
48 kHz
A/D, D/A Converter
N/A
D/A Converter
24 bit
A/D Converter
24 bit
S/N Ratio Phono
N/A
S/N Ratio Line
94 dB
S/N Ratio Mic
N/A
S/N Ratio USB
No
Crosstalk Line
N/A
Distortion
< 0.005 % (LINE)
Headroom
N/A
Power Consumption
600 mA
Power Supply
AC adaptor DC 12 V
Master Balance
Stereo/Mono Switch
Master Out Attenuator
EQ/ISO
3 band
EQ/ISO Range
-∞ ~ +6 dB
Level Meter Type
N/A
Level Meter Size
N/A
Reverse Channels
Peak Limiter
Channels
2
Sound Color FX
Filter
Beat FX
No
Serato DJ FX powered by iZotope
3-Band Isolator
Auto BPM Counter
Beat Sampler
Direct Beat Select
Effect Level & Depth Volume
Effect Mix
Inloop Sampler
Live Sampler
MIDI Global Clock
Roll Sampler (Fwd)
Roll Sampler (Reverse)
Sidechain Remix Effects
Sound Processor
No
Touch Panel
FX Frequency
X-PAD
rekordbox Quantize
Performance Modes
No
Crossfader Type
N/A
CURVE Assignable
Field Replaceable
Reverse Crossfader
Tension Adjustment
Fader Curve
N/A
Mic Connection
No
Mic EQ
N/A
Mic EQ Range
N/A
Talkover
N/A
Talkover Attenuator
Assignable Controls
No
MIDI Out (DIN)
N/A
MIDI On/Off
MIDI Start/Stop
MIDI Clock
Connection
N/A
Stereo Inputs
N/A
Stereo Outputs
N/A
Sample Rate
N/A
inputs
1 MIC (1/4 inch Jack)
2 PHONO (RCA)
3 LINE (RCA)
Send/Return
No
LAN
No
USB
1 USB B port
outputs
2 HEADPHONE MONITOR (1/4 inch Jack
mini-jack)
1 MASTER (RCA)
1 MASTER (XLR)
The Pioneer DJ DDJ-RR feels slightly lighter than the DDJ-SR, though both have metal faceplates. It’s got a new black colour scheme that’s consistent with other DDJ-R series controllers. The rest of the enclosure is hard plastic, as is the case with most Pioneer DJ gear.
It ships with a power brick which increases the brightness of the lights, but you can power it with just a USB cable. You can also use it as a standalone mixer for connecting line / phono level devices to it like CDJs and turntables if you want to spin with actual CDs and vinyl.
There are two Needle Search touchstrips here and controls for Rekordbox DJ’s sequencer, which we’ll get to in a minute. The pads are also backlit RGB now, as is the case with more recent controllers.
JogwheelsThe most notable change in the DDJ-RR are the jogwheels: they’re slightly larger than the ones on the DDJ-SR, and have a spiffy (if muted) black colour. I’m digging the look, especially when you plug it in and the formerly red lights are now a mix of blue and yellow.
The centre ring has an LED that lights up in different colours depending on what you’ve got it set to, for example when you’re controlling deck one or two the ring’s blue, and when you’re controlling decks three or four it turns light blue.
I love the jogwheels on the DDJ-RR, I think these are close to perfect as far as controller jogs go, plus they integrate so tightly with Rekordbox DJ (version 4.12 at the time of this writing) that you won’t skip a beat. Kudos to Pioneer DJ for versioning Rekordbox DJ quickly too as a lot of the bugs that plagued earlier versions of the software have been squashed.
Needle Search
The DDJ-RR comes with a touchstrip for Needle Search, which lets you jump around a track directly from the controller itself: in the past you had to hold the Shift button and spin the jog to quickly move around a track, or you could bring your mouse pointer to the point that you want to jump to. It’s a minor tweak, but a welcome one especially for those who would prefer to keep their hands on the controller.
Rekordbox DJ
Just like the rest of Pioneer DJ’s DDJ-R series, the DDJ-RR works specifically with Rekordbox DJ. While mappings for Traktor and Virtual DJ 8 will probably crop up, the DDJ-RR is meant to work tightly with Rekordbox DJ, and the good news is that it works well with it. I’m particularly impressed with the Pad Effects that let you do momentary FX by using the performance pads in the Pad FX 1 setting. Rekordbox DJ has got much more stable since its first outing, and I’ve done a few gigs with it without issue.
There are also controls here for the Rekordbox DJ Sequencer, which let you record, save, and playback audio patterns that you perform via the Sampler. Once stored, you can trigger these Sampler patterns using the Sequence Call feature of the performance pads.
Rekordbox DVS
Another big addition that isn’t readily apparent here is Rekordbox DVS: both channels can be switched to control any of Rekordbox DJ’s four decks or two lines/phono sources, meaning you can hook up a pair of CDJs or turntables for timecode control.This is an important consideration for many who want to take the DVS route but found the DDJ-RX too big (let’s not even talk about the DDJ-RZ). With the DDJ-RR, you’ve got a considerably smaller, decently specified controller that you can spin timecode on at home. You can even take it to the gig and plug the venue’s CDJs / turntables if that’s what you want to do. Again, flexibility is a core strength of the DDJ-RR, and probably its biggest advantage in the market right now.
The mixer
The DDJ-RR can also function as a standalone two-channel mixer with hardware EQs and filters, useful for DJing with actual CDs and vinyl without the need for a computer.
The crossfader is loose and capable of quick cuts but it doesn’t feel as sturdy as the DDJ-SR, and this is probably my only gripe with this unit. The same goes for the channel faders – there’s just something that feels “cheap” about them, but they’re still quite good. Pioneer DJ has also removed the crossfader curve knob and reverse switch from the front of the unit, so if you want to make those adjustments you’ll have to go to the settings menu.
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