Hercules just released this new wireless DJ controller which is a good idea, but where does this company hire it’s design team from? This thing looks like it took a page out of the Playskool design book. It kinda reminds me of my little Brother label printer, oh now if this thing could also print labels I think they could appeal to a wider audience for sure. Technically it seems to have all of the proper bells and whistles to make this a functional piece of gear for the digital DJ but damn it’s ugly!
From the Hercules website:
The first wireless DJ mixing mini-controller (for PC – laptop and desktop). House parties, BBQs and family functions will be even more fun than ever.
KEY FEATURES
- 2 deck controller: Mix, scratch and synchronize MP3 and WMA files (DJ software included)
- Integrated double LCD screen: Mix your music away from the PC using the integrated double LCD screen which displays the tracks you’re mixing
- Wireless: Absolutely NO WIRES. Dance with the crowd and mix at the same time!
- Ultra-compact & lightweight:
- 17cm x 15cm x 3cm / 6.8†x 6†x 1.2â€
- below 500 grams (1.1 pound), with batteries weight (not delivered)
- Fun Sounds & Effects: Add fun effects such as applause, loops and much more.
Dual DJing decks
Mix 2 tracks with
- 2 jog wheels (emulating 2 CD/vinyl decks)
- 1 cross fader, 2 volume & pitch sliders, 2 wheels
- 25 controls (buttons)
Double LCD screen
1 screen per deck, displaying:
- artist name
- track name
- beats/minute, elapsed time, track length
100% easy
- Automatic linking and mixing
- Push button sounds and effects
100% mobile
- Compact: you can mix while moving around
- 100% wireless mixer
USB radio receiver
- Mixer controls the PC via a radio receiver on the USB port
product page: Hercules.com.
Rachel house
March 18, 2010 (08:25)
Looking for mixing help for my new cdj400 any pointers plz to start out with