| Pioneer DDJ-S1 (DDJS1): www.proaudiostar.com We've gotten a great response from our Pioneer DDJ-T1 demo featuring special guest DJ Ayres, and we've had this Pioneer DDJ-S1 demo video in our back pocket for our Serato users out there. The DDJ S1 is the same size and a similar layout to the T1 but works directly with Serato ITCH. The obvious difference is the lack of two channels, but added are two mic channels, one switchable to an auxiliary input source. The DDJ-S1makes it convenient if you need a mic at the mobile gig, or want to run an alternative source like a CDJ, turntable, or iPod as backup. If you're used to playing on CDJ's, then you'll feel right at home on the Pioneer DDJS1 controller. It's designed to get you away from the keyboard meaning you're spending less time hitting shortcuts and more time performing mixes the way they were meant to be played. The jog wheels on the DDJ-S1 are responsive enough to do some basic cuts, and the mixer feels just like being on one of Pioneer's DJM mixers. The built in effects are particularly fun to play with and can be assigned to any channel including the mic or auxiliary inputs! Overall the Pioneer DDJ-S1 is the most comfortable controller I've played on being that it has the look and feel of Pioneer DJ gear. -Ghostdad Playlist: Genesis - Horizons Hudson Mohawke - Velvet Peel TI - Swing Your Rag Adele - Rolling In the Deep (Jamie XX Shuffle) Birdman ft. The Clipse - What Happened To That Boy (Inst) Munchi - Esta Noche Win ... |
