Bernardo

Exactly. The build quality is excellent on the NS6. I think it justifies the price in a lot of ways. Combine that with it’s ability as a stand alone mixer and the kinds of outputs it has, and it’s really hard to beat. Throw in the full version of Itch, with 4 decks and lifetime updates, and that’s a hard deal to beat. I think beyond the NS6, I’d start to consider a DVS set-up because you are already getting up there in price. I think it’s can only be a good thing to know both pieces of software as well and there is no real easy way to test out Itch without a certified controller. Hanging out in Guitar center just creeps me out and I can’t stand there long enough to get a feel for Itch with random music.

Damn, now I’m doing math in my head figuring out how to get my hands on one.

Illinoize, post: 306 wrote: Definitely going to upgrade from the Mixtrack Pro to the NS6. Hoping Itch 2.0 ushers in a new era… maybe Serato can step up their game. Though in all fairness, the Itch platform is relatively new.

I have dreams about this. I played with one at Guitar Center. Wasn’t all that impressed by Itch, but i think it would just be something you have to get used to. The fact that you can midimap the NS6 for Traktor is the appealing part. Then you can do a real comparison between the 2 softwares. If someone figures out how to effectively map the touchstrip for Traktor, I think I might be sold.