Thanks Guys!
Chuck van Eekelen, post: 39316, member: 2756 wrote:
I know for a fact that the MC6000 comes with software, Traktor LE or Virtual DJ LE (depending on which continent you are on), so it’s not correct that it is shipped without any.
Yeah, You r right, Denon comes with all those Light Editions software, but it’s good only for begining and soon or later I will need to upgrade it.
Chuck van Eekelen, post: 39316, member: 2756 wrote:
Since most controllers in a certain price range these days have pretty much the same feature set and I don’t think really bad controllers exist anymore, it is becoming more and more of a personal choice.
I agree – thinking the same, but it isn’t easy to pick that one 😉
atom12v, post: 39324, member: 1423 wrote:
Last years started doing mobile again and need it the elastic beatgriding of Serato (I play a lot of latin music) I choose the TMX4 because Serato Dj was going to be available for it.
Now that is available for the VCI 400 you can’t go wrong with any of this controller, all depend in your software preference.
But I can’t say wich software should I take, never try Traktor or Serato.. Is there one better for a particular kind of music than other?
How You feel about ergonomy compared Reloop Terminal Mix 4 to Denon MC6000? I know its personall but want to know Your opinion.
