All-in-1 DJ controllers ($500 budget, your suggestion plz)

[The_Pioneer_Project]

you obviously havn't read the post the vci-100 SE is out the price range check the price in the DJtechtools store dummies!!!

[rhymes116]

you obviously havn't read the post the vci-100 SE is out the price range check the price in the DJtechtools store dummies!!!

Go used. I just saw a post on the buy/sell forum for a piece at $300.

[Nicky H]

you obviously havn't read the post the vci-100 SE is out the price range check the price in the DJtechtools store dummies!!!

We're quite blunt here in Yorkshire U know...

Get a second hand vci100 from fleabay or from here - i got mine for £250 - add a audio2, jobs a good un

[Karlos Santos]

We're quite blunt here in Yorkshire U know...

check the price in the DJtechtools store dummies!!!

... and rude in Huddersfield. Or should that be HUDDERFIELD..?

[The_Pioneer_Project]

sorry, if i offended, post dose all-in-1 DJ controllers that includes the audio card built in so it exclude the vci-100, sometime I don't think people read

[Nicky H]

Where does it say include an audio card?

had a look at the hercules e2 with use of the korg nanopads

They don't have sound cards...

all controllers, all idea welcome

Obviously not...

sometime I don't think people read

Hmmm

[V-Hoff]

DDM4000 seems your best option, but it's not all in one...
You would still need a controller to do the traktor specific commands
You can pair the DDM4000 with a korg nanoKontrol (with is awesome, I have two) for the specific commands

But I don't think the DDM4000 is a portable setup, if you bring your DDM4000 to the club the owner will ask you: "Why are you bringing another mixer to my booth? And this shit is behringer???"
they don't know anything but they have a point, the DDM is a analog mixer with midi capabilities...

[The_Pioneer_Project]

Where does it say include an audio card?



They don't have sound cards...



Obviously not...



Hmmm

that' s y we said we looked the @ the herc e2 not quite the solution as it obviously has no audio making it not a all in 1 controller but the flexibility factor for is there for production and the portability factors that kind of setup has

and as for the ddm I use it now in that method with a mapping that took me 6 month to develop and have had conversation with A club Manager and the reason y...
they wouldn't replace the mixer that they had in the booth that its upfaders were bust so what do you do?
but at this point this was in use with the m-audio connective & torq, but i think people underestimate the ddm4000
had mine is a few year sold my djm-600 for it and has been modded and is still going strong. it offers more control than any other mixer under $500 for me a cracking solution granted the buld quality is crap but when budget counts you take what you can get.

[The_Pioneer_Project]

I have the Xponent and im pretty damn happy with it. Mappable to traktor, ableton, etc, but the Torq software it comes with is pretty damn nice too if you ask me. For a piece of plastic its pretty damn solid and has a lotta spunk behind it. great beginner/budget controller

is it's jog wheels touch sensitive to scratch?