og midi fighter :P
x-session pro
axiom 25
og midi fighter :P
x-session pro
axiom 25
APC40 and MPK25
I've just bought myself a numark mixtrack pro II, I had no experience of controllers before this but had a look at one and decided to buy it, very easy to use with serato intro without the need for midi mapping, all the controls just work, very responsive scratch wheels (at least responsive enough for me). Mappings available for mixxx, traktor and Vdj.
Although it's got all the sample, cue etc buttons, I still felt there was something missing in serato, of course in mixxx, traktor and vdj you're free to assign the buttons to whatever you want but serato the functions are set, so the only way to do that is to add another controller, which is pretty much why I've ended up here :-)
I've a small edit on my midi controller line up now it's just
Midi fighter classic
Kontrol F1
Kontrol X1
Reloop contour
4 channel strips on my zero8
Production wise I have a 25 key and 32 key midi keyboard
VCI100 Arcade
APC80
APC80:STR8-100's+Ortofon Concorde Scratch\Electro:ButterRugz:TSP2-NI Audio4DJ:Xone22+Innofader:MacBook Pro 15"
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Novation Sl 49 mkii
Traktor Kontrol S4 and Midi Fighter Spectra
Numark 4Trak
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MC6000 for Traktor control & Xone:K2 for lighting control (Freestyler)
Mobile DJ. 2 x Denon SC2900, Denon MC-6000 MK2, Wharfedale Titan 15a Powered Speakers, Titan A15 Subs, HP laptop. Shed load of lights!! Maschine Mikro MK2, Xone:K2.
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I have a Numark N4. Really great one-stop-shop in terms of available outputs, built-in soundcard, compatibility with multiple softwares (I use the latest incarnation of TP2, but the controller can also be used with Serato DJ and Serato Intro) and ease of use button-wise, meaning it's not too cramped for a MIDI controller. Got it relatively cheap too, and have DJed huge club spaces with it no problem. Definitely worth it!
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