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  • Fred Brown
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    I wouldn’t waste the money on any of those three though. Spend an extra 50-60$ and get the (Denon DJ MC4000), you’ll have a hard time finding another quality DJ controller for under 400$, with plenty of capabilities.

    Fred Brown
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    Personally I’d prefer the Gemini over the mixtrack pro 3. The mixtrack pro 3, is fairly basic with a lack of controls. The gemini has 16 pads that can all be used for 16 cues,16 samples, 16 loops all simultaneously, while the mix track pro 3’s pads consist of loop in, out, and auto, and 4 cue pads, limiting it’s capabilities to that of the Gemini. .. The DDJ-SB is probably the most professional looking of the 3; but the Gemini definitely tops the other two in terms of capabilities.

    Fred Brown
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    Personally I’d prefer the Gemini over the mixtrack pro 3. The mixtrack pro 3, is fairly basic with a lack of controls. The gemini has 16 pads that can all be used for cues,samples, loops etc.. The DDJ-SB is probably the most professional looking of the 3; but the Gemini definitely tops the other two in terms of capabilities.

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