I started djing with a hercules controller and they are cheap and rather good. I’d recomend them if you’re not sure what functions you want . I’ll say that the MK4 is good but so is the instinct,the air and if you want to spend a little bit more a RMX (or even a mixtrack pro)
Terry_42, post: 44592, member: 1843 wrote: I would also think about the Terminal Mix Series. Works well with VDJ Pro and also with Serato. The bundle with Serato DJ is very good bang for the buck.
N4 is 100 bucks less, but more expensive to upgrade to full version, but it is a good controller.
The S4 is only worth it if you want to go Traktor.
Dj Emazing, post: 44571, member: 9575 wrote: It depends on your experience as a dj.
If you like mashing buttons then get the Mixtrack Quad, down side to mixtrack Quad is it doesn’t have serato intro or dj yet.
I own the Numak N4 and you must be a quick/advance dj to use it, you also(depending on your mappings) have to hold a shift button and press the cue button at the same time to jump to a cue. I don’t think you have to do this with Mixtrack Quad. Numark N4 also comes with Serato intro(you can upgrade to serato dj) and virtual dj LE (you can upgrade to virtual dj Pro)
Here is a video of me on it.
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