Returning mixtrack pro =/

IMHO the behringer bcd3000 will do what ya want and has much smaller jogs for IF you ever need them. Sound card is built in. it also has a small footprint.

With the sync button I have to admit the jog wheels become pretty unimportant but there’s something about having the larger ones on the mixtrack that sort of give it a more authentic feel. I don’t know why and clearly looks isn’t what matters but one of the reasons I got the mixtrack was because of the larger wheels, the others sort of seemed a bit too ‘toyish’ with the smaller jogs…again I know this isn’t the correct way too look at it but just the way I feel.

May I suggest a DDM4000 mixer. It’s 4 channels and almost every button, knob and slider can be mapped to anything you want in Traktor or you can keep it as is and use it for external mixing. Also you can do what I do and just mix it up. I use channels 1 & 2 for routing audio out to do external mixing and channels 3&4 to control FX banks 1&2. I do also use other equipment with this but I think it may be a good fit for you as it will grow with you instead of you growing out of it.

must say I’m less than impressed with my mixtrack.. The crossfader is already acting up so I’ve switched to just using the faders. I was never impressed with the pitch control sensitivity, and one seems to not register if you move it only a small amount. Although I think that’s partly VDJ’s fault. IDK. I suppose you get what you pay for, but with all the stellar reviews and recommendations I expected a bit more. I feel like it holds me back with some things.

I would make sure that the Behringer BCD will work with your computer/OS before buying. I have read numerous complaints about their drivers and a failure to update them. My laptop came with Vista (yuck!) and at the time Behringer had no plans to make compatible drivers, but that was a while ago. It helped me decide on a Total Control + external soundcard

and plenty of mappings avail too.