16
Mar
Author: DJEquip // Category:
Denon 5000
This is a pretty neat controller and it syncs right up with Virtual DJ if you’re gonna go that route. There are some things to know first:You can’t switch thumb drives on the fly which is kinda irritating but that’s only when you have 2 people with complete different styles mixing on the same table.I’ve found the only effective way to mix with it is to use the pitch bend which really isn’t too big of a deal honestly but I was expecting to use the platter and such. The spindle in the middle feels weird to use since it’s WAY more sensitive than a vinyl table’s and the direct drive motor doesn’t respond like I’m used to. But you gotta keep in mind, it’s not an SL1200.The built in effects are way better than what’s on my mixer so I just use them straight from the unit itself.The cue button doesn’t work like any Pioneer model’s does. Don’t except to use it to tap in time with the beat because you have to mash it hard and right dead center to get it to properly work. I’ve learned to just
Why do all the best DJs use pioneer CDJs and DJMs?
Everytime I see a DJ at a club they ALLLLL use Pioneer CDJ 1000 MK3s and Pioneer DJM-800. Why is it that everyone uses pioneers vs lets say American Denon Dj Players Audio or Denon or anything similiar? I have messed around with pioneer CDJs but I really don’t understand why they cost so much and why people continue to buy them when some other CD players like American Audio’s models do the same exact thing if not better? I have nothing against pioneer I just wanted to know what the justification was for the cost and the popularity. Thanks!
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Tags: Cue Button, Denon Dj, Different Styles, Fly, Keyword, Mash, Mixer, Pioneer Model, Pitch, Sl1200, Spindle, Thumb Drives, Virtual Dj
