Thinking of getting a DDM4K and X1 with a M-Audio fast track pro

[ChrisEPIC]

ddm4000 is a bag of crap and will only break in the end save yourself the trouble and money

actually the ddm compared to other behringer products has pretty good quality and you will get the most out of it for such a low price i mean seriously, 300 dollars for a 4 channel mixer?
for the price, this is the best mixer you can get.


on a personal note. i love the djm-800. but the only time i can use it is when i'm playing a show lol.

[DJ Asand]

ddm4000 is a bag of crap and will only break in the end save yourself the trouble and money

great way to make an argument. anyway...

$300 for a 4 channel midi mixer is the best deal out there.
what about the ppl who can't afford djm's or xone?
should they jst not have mixers?

anyway, check out this in-depth review this guy did. he took apart the ddm and showed the high quality components.

http://forum.speakerplans.com/inside...217_page1.html

sure the line faders are short, but u cn install ur own x-fader (infinium) and the thing is full channel midi.

what else is out there as competition in the same price range?

[ponyboy]

I have an M-Audio Fast Track Pro for sale if you are interested.

Hit a homeboy up via PM, yo.

[BigUns]

Really recommend that you get 2 X1's if you want to do 4 deck mixing.

[Ryan Leo]

I'd say hold out for a couple weeks and see what new toys are comming up.

X1 is deadly +1 to that.

[ponyboy]

I'd say hold out for a couple weeks and see what new toys are comming up.

X1 is deadly +1 to that.

X1 is the BOMB!

[BigUns]

On second thoughts I forgot DDM has midi, 2nd X1 might not be needed if u can map the DDM to transport controls, loops, hot cues etc

[ChrisEPIC]

On second thoughts I forgot DDM has midi, 2nd X1 might not be needed if u can map the DDM to transport controls, loops, hot cues etc

using the ddm as a full controller would be kinda sloppy.
regular transport controls and eq yeah but i would never do hot cues on it