Aluminum Finish The DDJ-SX2 sports an aluminum top panel and a brushed aluminum finish on the JOG wheels for optimal look and feel. Slip Mode While activated, Slip Mode silently continues song playback during a performance loop, scratch or hot cue and resumes audible playback when the loop, scratch, or hot cue operation is ended, creating smoother and more seamless transitions. High Quality Audio A low-jitter clock and high-performance digital-to-analog converter (DAC) provide accurate and clear audio playback. Users will have the ability to purchase Serato?s DVS Expansion Pack and perform Serato DJ deck control on the DDJ-SX2 with Pioneer CDJ players or analog turntables. The DDJ-SX2 also features support for the Serato DJ DVS function. The controller includes two Master Out and one Booth Out outputs for connection to external public address (PA) equipment. The DDJ-SX2 features four external inputs for connection with CD players, analog turntables, microphones and more, with the ability to act as a stand-alone mixer (without the need to connect to a PC/MAC). Its master level meter provides instantaneous sound level adjustment as well as independent output controls with a display indicator for each channel when used as a standalone mixer. 4-Channel Mixer The DDJ-SX2 features an independent 4-channel mixer that can be used with other external sources such as turntables. The model also features ?Hot Cue Countdown? providing users, via its JOG Display, with the time remaining to a Hot Cue point, helpful in quickly arriving to a specified position in the music playing. High Accuracy Jog Wheel The output reaction time of the JOG wheels is significantly improved, further cutting down on latency, ensuring tasks such as ?scratch? performances are at their highest levels. The controller can deliver clear audio even at high volume levels because of increased headroom and highly improved signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio. Amplified MIC Input Improved from the first generation, the controller features a balanced microphone (MIC) input circuit to provide clear audio output with no distortion regardless of the type or brand of microphone used. While in velocity SAMPLER mode, the output level from the pad can vary depending on the strength of each tap from the user. The eight pads located below the Jog wheel offer HOT CUE, ROLL, SLICER and SAMPLER functionalities. The various illumination colors provide quick identification of the different actions/commands such as beats and drum rolls. Multi-colored Performance Pads Introduced in the top-of-the-line DDJ-SZ, the DDJ-SX2 now incorporates the highly attractive and functional multi-colored Performance Pads that control eight types of Serato DJ functions. #CUTEDJ WITH PIONER CONTROLLER SOFTWARE#
The layout of the buttons, knobs, sliders and Performance Pads deliver the best DJ controller experience designed to match the applicable software functions perfectly: The DDJ-SX2 provides the same functional layout of its predecessor with quick access to a multitude of Serato DJ features.
Pioneer added Record (start/stop recording), Start (start/stop loop), and Slot (store) buttons to quickly access the Serato Flip operation. Up to six recordings (slots) of Hot Cue sequences can be made for playback at a later time. DJs can record themselves triggering cues using the Performance Pads and automatically loop the sequence back on demand. Meaning that I can only hear tracks through my headphones which are already live.Serato Flip is a new function in Serato DJ that lets DJs record hot cue combinations and replay them on a loop. Line and FL only output to headphones if none of the faders muting the track, and master cue on. DDJRB Asio (which is what I used to use) doesnt work at all, if I select it it simply says "No audio device" Out of these, only Fl studio and Line (DDJRB) output to the speakers plugged into the back of my controller, asio4all and realtek output through laptop speakers (as expected). I have 5 sound output options: I have "Line (Pioneer DDJRB)", "realtek HD speakers", "ASIO4ALL", "DDJRB Asio" and "Fl Studio Asio".
This kinda defeats the point of cuing in headphones. Now, headphone output will ONLY play if master cue is on, and it requires that the crossfader/channel fader be in position where that channel comes out of the live speakers. However I recently had to get a new hard disk, and reinstall rekordbox and all my drivers. I have done for around a year, and its always worked fine.
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