Will there be z4 mixer or revamped s4

**0Notice** · 03-14-2013, 09:18 PM

4+1 Channel Mixer. No new S4 because they updated a few things on it. TP3 With a Maschine deck and the Z4.

As much as they want to push the Z2 as a 2+2 is still called the Z2, focusing on two decks.

**ekwipt** · 03-14-2013, 11:29 PM

Originally Posted by 0Notice

4+1 Channel Mixer. No new S4 because they updated a few things on it. TP3 With a Maschine deck and the Z4.

As much as they want to push the Z2 as a 2+2 is still called the Z2, focusing on two decks.

Originally Posted by makar1

I wouldn't expect NI to ever produce something that can take CDs. Maybe a modular platter controler at most.

Putting together a mixer worthy of a club installation could work well for them though. And as the emphasis seems to be on hardware rather than software now, they might consider integrating some Traktor FX straight into the mixer so it has some use without being tethered to a laptop.

Sorry meant CDJ style looking midi/NHL controller, not something that would take physical disks.

**Steve Zorilow** · 03-15-2013, 07:25 AM

Traktor 3: so October 11, 2006

**0Notice** · 03-15-2013, 09:16 AM

Originally Posted by Steve Zorilow

Traktor 3: so October 11, 2006

Thats why TP3 should be said. +1

**city_boy07** · 03-15-2013, 11:09 AM

i really hope there is a TSP3

**the_bastet** · 03-15-2013, 02:25 PM

if they release a z4, I'll be buying two. one for home and one for gigs.

**octostout** · 03-15-2013, 04:09 PM

Aside from home use, and wedding/bar/commodity DJs who bring their own full setups, I don't know why anyone really cares about a Z4... Or even the Z2 really... Anyone who is playing actual gigs should be moving towards using the provided mixer at their gigs, and there's no way any clubs or promoters are going to buy a Z2 OR a Z4 to be the new provided mixer.

If you're bringing your own mixer to a (real) gig, it's either because

A: It's a gig that's providing a shitty mixer, which, in most cases, ends up being a gig not worth playing.

or B: You're a rookie who's not realizing that it's unacceptable to play real gigs with a setup that requires getting in the way of the DJs before and after you and risking an unplug, just so you can set up set up your own redundant gear.

or C: You're famous, and your shit is set up on it's own table before the gig even starts.

If you're on this forum reading this, you're not C.