Midi player

[Shaun]

Loking for recommendations on a mid range midi controller. Looking to spend no more than £450.

It's not for mobile use, just for playing around with at home. I just want something sturdy, with a couple of channel faders, looping, fx etc. I had a play with the pioneer ergo at BPM, and I quite liked it (except for the tacky flashing light around the platter). Didn't quite manage to have a look at the Traktor S4, I wondered if anyone had used one?

I also welcome any other recommendation. Thanks in advance.

[Excalibur]

Loking for recommendations on a mid range midi controller. Looking to spend no more than £450.

In an effort to bring myself a little more up to date, so am I. ( Actually, I just want Play buttons fitting to my laptop. )

Proof if it were needed that Scotsmen throw their money about in a recklesss fashion compared to the more fiscally constrained souls south of them can be seen by the fact that I am looking at this slightly cheaper solution.

Numark DJ2GO: Amazon.co.uk: Musical Instruments
£400 cheaper, as well.

[flatliners]

what about this http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct...B-_mO8jU_A11jQ
Had a play at bpm and it had a nice feel to it jog wheels were nice and sturdy and felt good
or you could try the adj versadeck

Brian Looks At The Versadeck from American Audio ...

All with in your price range.

[Disco Therapy]

Does the Stanton one work as a midi controller too?

Also, the Cersadeck is the same unit as the Citronic MPX-10, which you may get a better deal on?

[Shaun]

In an effort to bring myself a little more up to date, so am I. ( Actually, I just want Play buttons fitting to my laptop. )

Proof if it were needed that Scotsmen throw their money about in a recklesss fashion compared to the more fiscally constrained souls south of them can be seen by the fact that I am looking at this slightly cheaper solution.

Numark DJ2GO: Amazon.co.uk: Musical Instruments

£400 cheaper, as well.

Did you miss tha part where I said I wanted a couple of faders? The DJ2go just has a crossfader doesn't it?' Did you also miss the part where I wanted some extras (looping etc)?

[WWDJ]

Loking for recommendations on a mid range midi controller. Looking to spend no more than £450.

It's not for mobile use, just for playing around with at home. I just want something sturdy, with a couple of channel faders, looping, fx etc. I had a play with the pioneer ergo at BPM, and I quite liked it (except for the tacky flashing light around the platter). Didn't quite manage to have a look at the Traktor S4, I wondered if anyone had used one?

I also welcome any other recommendation. Thanks in advance.

What's your software of choice?

[Shaun]

What's your software of choice?

I'm open to anything. I've never used DJ software before so don't have anything to compare too.

[WWDJ]

I'm a big fan of traktor and at the price you are looking at there is the new S2 controller

[Shaun]

I'm a big fan of traktor and at the price you are looking at there is the new S2 controller

I saw it at BPM, but didn't manage to have a play. Have you used the S2. Any thoughts on it?

[Excalibur]

Did you miss tha part where I said I wanted a couple of faders? The DJ2go just has a crossfader doesn't it?'

Errr, no. Rotary volume controls , but technically faders.

Did you also miss the part where I wanted some extras (looping etc)?

OK, banged to rights. Did I say mine was £400 cheaper?