Of course, while Pioneer’s top-end gear is chock-a-block with features, gorgeous screens and so on, what we’re looking at here today is a more modest controller, and there would be no point leaving the laptop at home if the alternative were not up to the job of DJing on, as compared to today’s modern controller / software solutions.
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Since one of the issues people have with software / controller DJing is “but the club I want to play in has CDJs, and I don’t know how to use them!”, this could turn out to be significant.
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Now with the XDJ-RX, for the first time it’s possible to see how a beginner DJ could buy this as their first controller, learning how to DJ on it the “Pioneer” way, and so theoretically carry those skills right across into the pro DJ booth when ready with a minimal learning curve to adjust to.
On paper at least, the XDJ-RX is the first controller from Pioneer that has convincing answers to some of the big shortcomings people roll out when it comes to software DJing – and I’m not referring to the detractors who won’t give it a go, but those of us who’ve done it for years and still see things about it that aren’t perfect. First Impressions / Setting up The Pioneer XDJ-RX is an all-in-one controller with a built-in screen that sports a familiar “two decks and a mixer” layout while relying heavily on Rekordbox for organising music, allowing you to leave your laptop at home.
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