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Reddit mentions of Pioneer DJ DJ Controller, Black, 6.00 x 25.10 x 16.90 (DDJRR)
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- Bundled with the rekordbox dj license key, simply activate your license key for our DJ software, connect the controller and start DJing
- Large jog wheels with illuminated On-Jog Display provide responsive scratching, and let you know the status of each deck at a glance
- Set colors for your Hot Cues in rekordbox dj then trigger with high quality rubber pads or use Performance Pads to bring Pad FX, Beat Jump and Slicer into the mix
- Create sample sequences on the fly using the Sequencer, or select and play sequences stored on your computer directly from the hardware thanks to the Sequence Call button. With the Sequence Load, you can load a sample sequence to the deck and scratch
- Slip Mode silently continues playback during a loop, reverse, or scratch, then brings the music back at the right point. Using Release FX, you can exit complex FX patterns by selecting vinyl brake, echo or back spin and twisting the dial Update title and bullets for DDJ-RR
- Inputs: 2 PHONO/LINE (RCA), 1 MIC (1/4 inch Jack); USB: 1 USB B port; Outputs: 2 MASTER (XLR, RCA), 1 BOOTH (1/4 inch TRS Jack), 2 HEADPHONE MONITOR (1/4 inch Jack, mini-jack)
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Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 6 Inches |
| Length | 16.9 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | December 2019 |
| Size | 6.00 x 25.10 x 16.90 |
| Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Width | 25.1 Inches |
What's your budget? I invested in the XDJ-RX2 and I fucking love it. I was so dependent on building mixes and using the sync button on my DDJ-SB2 using Serato, but now I don't even hook up to the computer. I just plug in my USB and play on the fly with whatever I want to hear. It's a nifty little system with the 7 inch touch screen on it, but it's $1700. I got it for 20% off new and put it on credit (stupid and impulsive but has been worth it).
I've never been able to go off the cuff before and the XDJ-RX2 has allowed me to. So I would recommend a Rekordbox system with a Pioneer controller. Unless you can invest in the XDJ-RX2 or anything similar with a screen on it, you'll need to hook up to a computer, but if you use Rekordbox you can get used to the program that most standalone controllers or CDJs with USBs will use.
If you have a high budget, go with the XDJ-RX or XDJ-RX2. Both will be great for that purpose.
https://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-DJ-XDJ-RX2-Professional-System/dp/B075NFDQTP
If you have a medium budget, try the RR.
https://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-DJ-DDJ-RR-2-Channel-controller/dp/B01F73LRJ2/
For a low budget, I would highly recommend the SB2, which is now compatible with Rekordbox 5.
https://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-DJ-DDJ-SB2-2-channel-controller/dp/B0149XD9CY/
But if you know what you're doing, any program and any controller will accomplish what you want to accomplish. But the XDJ-RX2 really allows for that "fuck it, I'm playing this" attitude. Whatever you want to hear. I'm ADHD so I get it man, and it's an unbelievable feeling when you're on some shit and do a transition you've never done before and it's so amazing that you get goosebumps. Fuck. Yeah.