I have been djing for around 12 years now, semi-professionally, have moved houses and finally have the space and time to buy my own. I found an offer of 2 CDJ 850s and DJm750 for 875 Euros. They are in good condition and have been used for a home set up. What is your opinion on this and should i go for it?

I’m ye olde band bus DJ. I have a 100W RMS JBL PartyBox on-the-go essential 1, and a couple LG XBOOM GO P2’s. I’d like to use the JBL in the rear of the bus as more of a sub, and have a P2 on top of it with a HPF set at 100hz, and then have the other P2 up towards the middle of the bus with a HPF set at 60Hz. Any suggestions?

My name is Mar and i am 14 years old. The last year i have been getting into djing and i have been playing at a friends house or on a laptop. I would love to have my own controller but i dont have the money. I really want a flx6. I could buy it second-hand. Does someone wants to sell me one for Cheap or has one lying around not being used. I would really want it. Please help me get into this hobby! Reply if you have tips where i can find a cheap flx6 or if you want to donate. If i could really get it i wil Send video’s of me djing. Thank you so much and have a nice summer!

Home DJ / Listening Setup

Decks: 2x Technics SL-1210MK2 - fully refurbed

Mixer: Allen & Heath Xone:24C - 2+1 channel analogue, USB-C interface, DVS capable

Phono Stage: Graham Slee Reflex M with PSU1 power supply

Speakers: KEF Coda W - Moss Green, on KEF SQ1
Floor Stands — Slate Grey

Cartridges: Ortofon Concorde Mkil (current) / Ortofon Concorde Music Black (planned upgrade)

Cables: Chord Company C-line RCA interconnects throughout

Sources: MacBook via USB-C to Xone:24C / iPhone via Bluetooth direct to KEF Coda W

Upgrade path: CDJ to be added via Aux channel when ready

Got given some older equipment from some family yesterday and trying to get rid of it what should I do?

Vând set complet format din:
2x Pioneer CDJ-2000
1x Mixer Pioneer DJM-800
Case
*nu le dau separat

Toate echipamentele sunt în stare foarte bună, funcționale 100%, folosite cu grijă.

Se vând împreună cu case-ul de protecție și cablurile de conectică necesare (alimentare, RCA, LAN, etc.).

Accept orice test – se pot proba înainte de cumpărare.

Este un set ideal pentru cluburi, evenimente, dar și pentru DJ profesioniști care își doresc echipamente la standarde internaționale.

I have an Opus Quad for DJing at home and recording sets, but i would like to have a little on-the-go-system, that I can transport easily and use for casual „gigs“ (parties of friends) and maybe even on vacation.
Im thinking of getting an FLX2 for this purpose, because:
- it fits in my backpack
- I can use it with my iPad (which I usually bring with me when traveling), without needing another power source
- it’s cheap (I can’t really justify making more big purchases on this hobby after getting the OQ just a couple months ago 😄)
- I can use it with rekordbox, which I’m already using for my Opus Quad
- I don’t actually need a lot of fancy functions when DJing, I mostly focus on song selection and smooth transitions using the eqs and loops.

So, can anyone here share their experience using the FLX2 in a similar way? Any dealbreakers? How annoying is it really to not have a knob for song selection? Is the sound quality good enough for a friends’ birthday party and similar gigs?

I went to a club recently and saw the Dj mixing in a battle style mixer (DJM S11 probably) and cdjs. I thought it was really interesting given that we don't usually see that combination or even battle style mixers in a club context.

I thought it opens a lot of possibilities performance wise. I love electronic music (house, tech house,...) and it's what I'm most comfortable mixing, so I've always put my goal in a pioneer CDJ + club mixer kit.

I currently have the pioneer flx 10 controller that I love, so losing the performance pads and all the other performance features it offers over that style of kit "scares" me a bit. Would a battle style mixer be a good work around that?

I never thought about it because, even though I love seeing performing it, I never had an interest in learning how to scratch or do any type of competitive djing.

What are your thoughts on this subject.

Aprendi a mezclar, hace año y medio con mi numark fx platinum, y quiero mejorar a otro equipo, no tan caro, pero tampoco tan barato. Mezclo musica house y electronica. Tambien asisto a algunos eventos

https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/denon-dj-sc-live-4/3313675562-172-2735

Looking for an FLX-10. Pm if you got one to offer

Anyone got an FLX10 or GRV6 they’re willing to sell? Looking to upgrade but retail price is a bit steep.

I found someone selling their used Opus Quad with the pioneer flightcase for 2100€. That’s a pretty good deal right?

The opus quad gets a lot of shit on Reddit, but I personally love the design visually and it seems to have all the functions that I could ever need (except slip mode maybe). I’ve been DJing at home on a denon prime 2, which has been great fun, but I want to switch to pioneer now, hoping that it will be easier to prepare for CDJ/XDJ gigs because of the more similar layout. Better effects, having only one library and four decks are also nice upgrades from using the denon.

So I’m just making this post to be sure I’m not missing some terrible disadvantage that this switch is going to have.

Edit: I had the chance to look at and test it yesterday. It’s in perfect condition, so that’s nice.

However, I was surprised by how massive the thing really is and by how flimsy the pitch faders feel, especially because everything else on it feels quite premium…

I’m trying to record my DJ sets from my Allen & Heath Xone:96 using Audacity on Windows. I connect the mixer via USB A (USB-B to my PC), and Audacity recognizes the device as Line XONE:96 USB 1. The recording works, but here’s the problem: it always records all channels, even if the channel faders are down. I want to record the master mix only, so that the channel faders actually control what gets recorded, exactly like what the audience hears. Cueing in my headphones should not be recorded. I’ve tried routing the Master to USB 1 and adjusting the 9-10 knobs, but no matter what I do, the faders don’t affect the recording. Is this a limitation of the Xone:96 USB output, or is there a way to record the master mix properly with fader control in Audacity?

Do you have an Ecler nuo 2?

I'm just about to return my 3rd brand new unit of this mixer. They have all exhibited the same problem.

If you have this mixer, please run the following test and let me know if you see the same issue, if so, let me know your serial number. I suspect a bad production run.

Channel 2 volume full, crossfader open to channel 2. No audio input. turn on isolator / kill switch "low" on channel 2. Turn off isolator / kill swicth "low" on channel 2. This results in an audible click on channel 2 audio output and a visible spike on the channel EQ meter.

Anyone else seeing the same problem? it may not be apparent unless you look for it.

Hi everyone,

A couple of weeks ago I bought a Reloop Flux to start experimenting with DVS. From time to time I like to stream, and to make sure everything would work fine for a future Twitch broadcast, I decided to test it first on Kick using an abandoned channel.

Then a strange high-pitched static sound started coming through my monitors and headphones. The static even stayed on the turntable that I had on CUE.

Does anyone know where this could be coming from? For context, I’ve practiced for hours before and never heard this kind of noise. I even kept OBS open at the same time as Serato to check if my computer could handle it, and there was no static at all.

Any ideas what it might be?

Update: After checking connections and trying different GPU configurations, I disabled the automatic stems pre-loading in Serato and that fixed the noise. Honestly, I don’t yet have the level to really take advantage of that feature, so at least for now I can do without it.

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