That MPC DJ looks like a NS7… Motorized platters maybe?

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The MPC DJ looks like it would be great for setting cue points… Wonder what the price is going to be. A cheaper alternative would be to buy an akai LPD to accompany your controller.

thats it?

cool info. weak n short artical.

You’re an idiot. Namm hasn’t even opened. Where’s your contribution?

the mpc one looks awkward, maybe fake, thats what it looks like, could be real, but just looks weird having a middle section being longer than the rest of the controller.

All this working with samples is nice to do and probably more challenging for a dj, but is it really something the audience wants to see? I wonder… I rather listen for 5 hours to a dj building a solid set that takes you on a journey, than listening to sample-cueing for 5 hours.

Looks like the motorised version of there NS range, looking forward to more info!

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The mpc dj would have been really revolutionary if it had two 16 pad grids instead of platters

OMG!!! IM PUKING RAINBOWS!

translation =(i’m interested in seeing what the mpc dj is capable of.)

love it, and it looks like they are fixing their mistake with the NS6, with NS7 turntable style, real deal, love it, the only down fall with this is it will probably only work with Serato but it makes since for the fact Native Instruments has their own DJ gear and production so why not be competitive and two companies come together to make a comeback

Article.

Ableton Live anyone?

Furthermore, it’s kinda hard for the writers to dish out more information has they probably haven’t received anymore than that from the manufacturers. do you know what a teaser is Hkjb?

i don’t get why everybody is okay with DJing with toys

what he said. what happened to “yea, i’m going to play a nice set with solid tracks”?

What makes you think it’s a toy?
The quality of the unit is looks good in the pictures. 
dJay is a good piece of software, and the iPad2 is plenty powerful enough to run it properly.

I would love for this pic to be real. However, it doesn’t make sense.  The extension of the mixer section would not allow the NS7 effects accessory to be added to the unit.  It doesn’t look like effects are built in either.

I would rather just put a midi fighter /pro below or beside my mixer.

(spelling) “neither”

…or maschine.

Yes, that is definitely a NS7/V7 platter which both have the “record” which is actually attached to the spindle via what looks like a 7″ record adapter. NS6 have lights on the job to illustrate playing the track, but NS7/V7 move the actual record.  

“exclusive DJTT Firstlook” This teaser wasn’t first or exclusive…. chumps.
In journalism people are actually responsible for the sh!t that comes out of their mouth, try it sometime.

all I see here is stuff that will be collecting dust somewhere in a few years. 

it’s looks toyISH and ugly. 

http://filespnr.com/2012/01/19/will-the-idjpro-embrace-auto-cut-namm-dj-numark-djay/

numark needs to quit with these cheap ass products they see a native instruments k2 sneak peak then they drop this try making real pro products that real clubs a be proud to have in there club .. i never ever seen a numark product in vegas in any club why because no pro would touch they shitty ass products 
they then announce a ntrak 4 like come on … there products fall apart and break my friend brought a ns6 that shit lasted 5 months then the fader stop responding

“is it really something the audience wants to see?”

Different strokes for different folks, wether it’s your own signature throbbing bass line or a hook from old school classic, a little bit of sample foolery can help place your own personality in to sets. 

To be fair the ratio of equipment to dj normally vs producer/sample based is around 1,000,000,000,004 to 0.1 , so in that respect it’s nice to see manufacturer’s venture outside the box once in a while. 

Sure the iDJ looks cool, but must everyone in the world put some kind of idock on everything?  What’s next, sex toys with iPod docks on them?  Sheesh.

Taken from akai professional’s facebook page:

I like this one… Hopefully It works with Traktor as well as The NS7 worked Serato. Would have liked to see an efx section on the top as for the moment it does look like an MPC slapped in the middle of to V7′s.

But I must admit. Producers will love this. It’s what we asked for a decade now… an all in one mpc – efx section – motorized jog wheels  solution.

Expect this to be over $1500 us – cad

Any thoughts??? Price guesses?

It’s a different kind of performance. Personally, as a DJ, I’m focused on the “song” element, which is often missing from the clever looping and sampling of controlerists. I like to play songs that stick in people’s head. You know, they come back the following week and ask “what was that song you played at midnight? It was the best…it’s been in my head all week. Can you play it again?” You don’t get the same response from a bunch of loops and samples – regardless of how clever the DJ is.

There’s room for both types of DJ. I’m pleased that the traditional style is not being forgotten.

I’m drooling over the MPC DJ. If you could get in and just get the raw output, you could map it all to ableton, have the pads trigger clips/drums, and you could do some midi messing about and get the turntables to modulate, so you could “scratch” LFOs. THAT would be awesome (Though theoretically you  with the NS7, the drum pads just add further possibilities).

that mpc dj has motorized platters? That and a pad upgrade would be my dream controller…

You mean like:
http://www.ohmibod.com/overview.html

In the case of the idjpro, the ipad becomes the brain of the unit, making it a all-in-one solution. Pretty sweet, depending on the price.

Think about how people jizz all over the tiny xy touchscreen on the djm2000.

Depending on the software, this thing could be mind blowing.. (or a terrible disappointment)

Wow. That vibe is absolutely ridiculous!

Did u notice the jogwheels and crossfader? :) I know I’m an a.ss but at least I’m not a ++++a.ss. Enjoy the journey of life man!

ridiculous

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What happened to the 5 hour setup? It got boring for the crowd as well as the DJ. If a DJ want to do the 5 hour set do business as usual without the need of going the extra mile and actually do something challenging well too bad. It’s like doing a solo guitar but with DJing. It’s challenging and fun for the DJ and fun for the audience rather than just look at a guy looking at 2 TT and mixer. I want my DJs pumping up the crowd and wowing them with skill and not just serving as the living Ipod. Go out a bit and see the new breed of DJs, if not well enjoy the dull stuff.

haters gonna hate and trolls gonna troll. GTFO a controllerist website and get some vinyl off Ebay or whatever…

I rather have my pads is a different device than right of the middle of my mixing thing. These things get abused during practice and even more with the adrenaline of a live performace so if Im h]gonna wack the shit out of these and it brakes, at least I can keep on mixing and fix the thing later rather than take the whole unit and be without the goat and the milk.

Like most DJ equipment when you do not have the time… Im currently getting my time for the LSATs so my DJ stuff is pretty neglected…. Still I aint selling shit since when I DO get to play with it it’s bliss for 5-6 hours easy…

I dont like things with docks in it, even less iOS devices. You see, you never know when an update will brake the compatibility with the device making the whole thing useless. Ever had the message “This device is not optimized for this iPhone…”? I have and many times. Car radios that are suppose to display track info on the in-dash display and control the iDevice from the radio, portable speaker systems that either wont charge or wont play music, car/wall chargers, etc. All those have been experienced personally over the years of owning iDevices… It is simply such a closed and controlled environment and I bet Apple or Numark wont give a rats ass about broken compatibility a few years down the line.

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I feel ya homie! Hopefully though, it’s a durable piece…

I have an MPD3 and it is such a versatile tool. I have made beats and performed with it for quite some time now. Never let me down. I don’t own a Numark product but I have heard good things of the ns7. Can’t wait to have it here in Canada to be able to test this unit.

Respect.

I don’t know about that MPC slapped in the middle of the numark platters. Know that is just a prototype displayed but  I think there could be a better design to the layout

Mpd32***

Nice idea but why do Numark like to make huge units ? I want slim line ,light easy to carry hardware.

Agreed. These are just horrid. Numark tries too hard to emulate the feel of turntables that they miss the boat on what makes controllers attractive: portability.

I love the iDjay app, but that dock unit does nothing for me. Maybe it’s more attractive to those in the beginner stages, but wake me when NI creates a Traktor app and dock for the iPad.

This is a awesome product. what most of you dont seem to get its perfect for us artists. i can easy see alot of dubstep perfermers use this live.
we`R a house dou so were using ns7. this would be even better more creative live shows.

 nothing looks toyish in a coffin case

Does the idj pro charge the iPad whilst in use?

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they need to lose a row of pads from the mpc dj to bring the mixer inline