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  • #2453561
    DJ Vintage
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    Since it is an entry level controller and by looking at the pictures (no buttons/knobs on the front, just a phone plug), I’d say it only has headphone level, no master/cue mix knob.

    Do you intend to do a lot on in-can mixing? In that case you might not only want regular master/cue mix, but even split-cue (where you hear master in one ear and cue in the other).

    #2453581
    Matt Prince
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    It looks like on the middle part of the mixer , it has Master and Cue 1/Cue 2 and also has cue volume and master volume. I wonder if you can press master AND cue at the same time and get the right balance in the headphones? I don’t like the split ear way of beat matching , I prefer to have the master a little lower than the cue volume

    Matt

    #2453691
    DJ Vintage
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    No, doesn’t work that way. You need a knob that let’s you set the balance between the cue and the master signal in your headphones.

    You can of course hit both cue buttons and get both sounds in your ears, but they will be the same relative level.

    A trick could be to turn up the gain on the cue channel, just don’t go into the red and remember to turn it down to the right level before the actual transition (at which point you can’t use this trick of course).

    In general I would say what you want won’t work on this controller.

    It works on most other starter controllers we shortlist, like the Numark MixTrack Platinum (Pro has it also I think), the Reloop Beatmix 2 mk2 and even the now a bit dated MC2000 has cue/master panning. All of those won’t work (easily) with RekordBox DJ, so in that case you are stuck with Pioneer gear.

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