Need help Choosing my first Dj Controller

the ddj t1 is awesome if you want to practise and finally start using cdjs.the mixtrack pro 2 is more of an amateur dj controller.

The Black Rag, post: 39971, member: 7330 wrote: >.> i kinda take a bit of offence in that,the numark mixtrack pro is a controller i’ve use for over a year now and done gigs with.Granted it is a controller that doesn’t feel as much like CDJs and it does give you the feeling like you’ve grown out of it,but once you realize that today you don’t really ever grow out of gear and that with midi mapping you can go wild with any controller,it does let you do some impresive stuffz.

i am not saying by any means that the mixtrack pro 2 is a bad controller, it can be used professianally and with sucess but is was not design like that. it was made to introduce people to djing,on the other hand the t1 treats you like a pro. also the sound quality is really good.
now back to the topic
cyy i recommend the ergo it is cheaper than the t1 but has that cdj layout for a lower price and actually a decent soundcard that can be used even for big club gigs

Cyy, post: 40020, member: 10467 wrote: Thanks M8, what do you think about the s4 Ess Jay mentioned? I dont mind paying a little bit more for something thats going to last me a while and help me long term

the s4 is amazing and more mobile gig friendly. in my country it is 200 euros more expensive than the t1.personally i got the t1 and the upgraded to the pro version only 89 euros.i use the club equipment so i just test my ideas in home with my controller.
the s4 however is more capable than the t1 but don’t think you will be confortable with cdjs and a mixer.
both the t1 and the s4 are plastic
if you want the best quality and 4 decks check out the reloop terminal mix 4 and the numark 4trak
also choose the software you prefer

I think you cannot go wrong with the 4Trak, it is a very solid controller.