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Over on our forum, DJ Jecky asked whether he should upgrade his Denon DJ MC6000 to either the Denon DJ MC7000 or the Pioneer DDJ-SX2. Bearing in mind he’s already a Denon DJ controller user, and also that we haven’t actually tested the MC7000 yet, here is our response to him:
- Is the Denon DJ MC7000 supported with Virtual DJ, Traktor or any other DJ program? The Denon DJ MC7000 has been developed from the ground up as an amazing controller for Serato DJ. Denon DJ and Serato have carefully tuned and mapped each control to create the best possible out-of-the-box user experience with the included Serato DJ software.
- Denon MC7000 Professional DJ Controller with 4-channel + Dual USB for Serato Dual USB audio interfaces. Pioneer, 4-deck Rekordbox DJ Controller,with Dual USB Port. Numark DJ2GO2 2-deck Controller & USB Audio with Serato DJ Lite Interface. 20 OMR OMR 229.000.
Volume faders have a nice resistance helping you make those smooth volume fades. Sound quality is second to none, definitely sounds better than my older denon mc7000. Rekordbox software works very well and has all the bells and whistles you could want and always being updated - definitely competitive with serato - not sad about the switch.
Digital DJ Tips says:
Firstly they’re both great controllers. even though we haven’t seen the MC7000 yet, we know it will be because it’s based on the MCX8000 which definitely is. You don’t get the screens or the Engine USB standalone functions, but what you do get is an awesome four-channel Serato DJ controller, pro built. But then again, that’s exactly the same deal with Pioneer’s DDJ-SX2 (here’s our DDJ-SX2 review). So how to choose?
One of the standout features of the Denon DJ MC7000 is it has two USB sockets for two laptops, meaning easy swapping of DJs. This is something the Pioneer unit doesn’t offer. Check for software updates on mac. But the Pioneer unit has an ace up its sleeve too, namely that it also works with Pioneer’s Rekordbox DJ software, so effectively you’re buying a controller that gives you two choices of software to use. This may be useful if you ever want to DJ on Pioneer pro CDJ equipment, for instance, as the same library will work across both your controller and that gear with Rekordbox.
As is pointed out in the forum thread this was originally asked on though, both controllers are pretty big – if you regularly play cramped DJ booths, you may want to investigate further options that are bit smaller (like the Denon DJ MC4000 or Pioneer DDJ-SR, for instance).
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