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    Ok so, I have been thinking for a long time about my DJ Setup. I have never really had a real controller before. All I have used was my ION Discover DJ, Two Numpad Mods, and a MIDI Keyboard. I have been using Traktor Pro 2 with it however, so I am quite familiar with a lot of it's features.

    Here are a few of my options:

    1) Totally Custom
    - My custom mixer that I will make and map myself.
    http://www.djtechtools.com/forum/showthread.php?t=31243
    -Two VTT 101s for Jog Wheels.

    Pros:
    ~I have all the features I will need for most of my mixes.
    ~Totally custom and unique.

    Cons:
    ~Expensive.
    ~Lot of Work.
    ~Have to map and convert all messages, buttons, knobs, and faders.

    2)Pricey yet Nicey
    -Either a TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 or NUMARK NS6.
    -Two Classic Midi Fighters
    -One Midi Fighter Pro

    Pros:
    ~Lots of features
    ~Easy to map in any program

    Cons:
    ~Very Expensive
    ~Hard to transport

    3) DJTT Geek
    -VCI-100 Arcade Edition
    -2 Midi Fighter Classics
    -1 Midi Fighter Pro
    -M-AUDIO X-Session Pro

    Pros:
    ~Lots of good reviews by other DJTT members
    ~Inexpensive
    ~Can hold lots of features
    ~Lots of different mappings
    ~Extremely durable
    ~Easy to modify
    ~Not difficult to understand
    ~Portable

    Cons:
    ~Lots of plastic pieces


    So if it isn't obvious -- I am probably gooing to become a DJTT Geek. Tell me what you would get.

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    yay another djtt freak anything you get form djtechtools you know will be quality and will take a beating. I would recommend a midifighter pro and a x-session or 2 classic midifighters and an x-session.

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    your really over thinking the amount of gear you need for traktor pro 2

    a vci and an x1 would do you just fine and cover everything
    x1's are cheap and there are so many vci's for sale at cheap prices in the buy/sell fourm

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    I down to you what you get and at the end of the day unless you get the chance to use some of these first to get a feel for it get hands on

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