All of the features were designed to be where you need them, when you need them. The layout inherits elements from our DDJ-S series with jog wheels, Performance Pads, play and cue buttons, independent Auto Loop buttons and all knobs and fader positions arranged in an easy-to-reach way that mimics professional gear. To add-in, the structure remains the same compared to other Pioneers CDJs. The control buttons are relatively firm, either. As a result, this battle winner must be the DDJ 400 controller because of its more versatile capacity. Mixer

DDJ-SB3 (archived) 2-channel DJ controller for Serato DJ Lite DDJ-SB3 (archived) 2-channel DJ controller for Serato DJ Lite

However, the placing of components has been changed so that people who haven't got used to working on DJ controllers can feel so confused. Take a look at the two performance pads above. They are quite similar at first glance, right? Generally, these two products share quite similar designs but just some slight differences. Finally, the TRS microphone input with dedicated volume control is found on the rear of the controller. It is worth noting that the microphones audio is not sent to the computer over USB, meaning you won’t hear it in recordings or streams. This controller is a better choice for entry-level users because it is similar to what they were taught.Latest News Algoriddim Launches All-New djay Pro For Windows Algoriddim Launches All-New djay Pro For Windows If we have to point out one disadvantage, it may be its design. The machine looks old and traditional. With that pad scratch function, users can do a couple of pre-recorded scratches from DJ Jazzy Jeff. The DDJ-SB3 features straightforward audio connections. Headphones connect to the front of the controller using a smaller 1/8th TRS connection. Speakers connect to the two RCA line-level outputs on the rear, labelled master. These are colour coded with the red connection for the right speaker and white being for the left.

DDJ-SB3 Serato DJ – Pioneer DJ Support DDJ-SB3 Serato DJ – Pioneer DJ Support

In contrast, the DDJ SB3 comes with the Serato DJ software Intro, which means you have to pay to use the program's full features. Built-in sound card (audio interface): Plug and play by simply connecting the controller to your laptop using a single USB cable Differences aside, these two products have quite similar jog wheels. They are both decent, light, and resistant enough to scroll. Users with USB-C iPad devices can bypass the adaptor, using a USB-B to USB-C cable. Do note this method disables the iPad charging, so keep an eye on battery levels!The DDJ-400 works best when it is used with the Rekordbox - its built-in software, and the Rekordbox and Serato are really similar, so we don't recommend you use Serato on the DDJ 400. Can you use rekordbox with Pioneer DJ SB3? In addition to the above-mentioned features, there is the new Pad Scratch which allows you to reproduce scratches based on the recordings provided by DJ Jazzy Jeff, simply at the press of a button. There are eight different scratch techniques that have been provided by the well-known DJ, and the scratch speed will automatically match the BPM; so even with little knowledge or experience quality sounding performances can be created. Pad Scratch can be used on its own, or in conjunction with your own scratching, which allows for boundless creative potential. Both DJ controllers share the same mixer features like filter, headphone cue buttons, master level, and load buttons. Yup, it is possible to DJ with 100% wireless, ultra-low-latency speakers and headphones. But why would you want to? Watch the lesson for the reveal, and see the boxout below for more info on the AIAIAI wireless speakers and headphones featured in the show. DJ questions answered this week: 0:00 Intro 1:19 Should DJs use … Continued