best dj mixer style MIDI controller
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Novation Nocturn?
Behringer B-Control DeeJay BCD2000?
M-Audio X-Session Pro?
Hercules DJ Control Mk I / Mk II
or another?

opinions please!
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can one use the bcd2000 as a regular midi controller as well? i was thinkin of using it for live improv within ableton and using it to dj with traktor.

yea i've got an x session pro. it is tiny and plastic and doesn't really resemble a "dj" controller much, besides the fact that its fader operates over two control channels iirc (which i never use anyway).

the coolest thing about it is that you can hold it in one hand. because of this, i really wish the usb port was on the side of the unit.

if you're seriously thinking about dropping some cash on a cool dj style controller, there's always the livid box, which is certifiably solid feeling link

+1 on x-session... but the nocturn looks really cool!

you can pretty much use any midi controller with traktor.
and actually i dj alot without controllers at parties and stuff
where theres no room for one.

i djed at bangface for 2 hours just using keyboard shortcuts and people
were asking me what software i was using.
and i said papergoose.

seriously you can customise shortcuts to do anything even slow down and speed up
like a vinyl and reverse. the only thing i need knobs for is eq and filters. but thats ok.

yeah that's true. i'm just really bad at remembering key shortcuts. for a while i had a separate qwerty keyboard connected to my laptop, took little pieces of board tape and sticked them on top of the keys and wrote label of what key did what, etc.

kenton The Killamix™ DJ coming soon, if not already mentioned

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but its not gonna be cheap

Anyone here of this thing before?

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The design looks really nice. I don't know a thing about controlling computers with midi, but I think it would be cool to use it for my machines one day.

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