Reloop Jockey Remix 3: Experiences?

[bascurtiz]

Anyone have experience with the Reloop Jockey Remix 3?

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I mean, it looks like THE controller to me, due in-depth integration with all the bells and whistles in Traktor Pro 2.6.
Since DJTechtools members are mostly into Traktor, I found it weird I haven't seen anyone yet sharing their experiences...

[matrick]

Great controller. Strong build quality, decent mixer, good in/outs. Good control over SAMPLE DECKS but you can't use the Remix Decks with it. Not a major issue for me + I like that I can run my decks through the mixer too.

[Stewe]

I like the multiple MIDI note firmware same as VCI-400 EGE does

[makar1]

Great controller. Strong build quality, decent mixer, good in/outs. Good control over SAMPLE DECKS but you can't use the Remix Decks with it. Not a major issue for me + I like that I can run my decks through the mixer too.

Remix decks are unlocked now so any controller can be used.

[bascurtiz]

I sold my Novation Twitch, coz altho it has a lot of potential, the custom-mappings for Traktor were either too complex or contained bugs.

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So I bought a Denon MC3000, after double-checking with Raycotek and his custom-mappings, which are actually amazing and work flawless with Traktor.
Also the build-quality of the Denon MC3000 is super-b. Build like a tank, and all the faders and knobs are quality-rubber and overall feels just great.

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Though, this Reloop Remix Jockey 3, looks like the native mapping makes several cool features possible straight out of the box, due in-depth mapping from the guys @ Reloop and its special firmware built-in.

I can't really decide if the workflow is more to my likings than the MC3000, so I sented the Denon back within the 2 months of having it on sight, and now waiting for the Reloop Remix Jockey 3 to arrrive.

I'll test it out in-depth, and post my findings asap.