Numark has today announced the Numark NV for Serato DJ, the first of what we’ve been predicting since last year will be the next big wave of digital DJ controllers: Devices with high-quality colour displays built in, to show all critical information and leave the digital DJ free to play without ever looking at a laptop.
Tickets are now on sale for BPM 2014, the world’s largest DJ and Electronic Music Production expo happening on September 13 to 15, 2014 at the NEC in Birmingham, England. The event brings together live performances, product displays, and educational content in one exhibition, attracting producers, DJs, promoters, and electronic music enthusiasts the world over.
The Numark Mixtrack Edge is a slimline controller aimed at DJs looking for a truly portable unit at an affordable price. It’s just 14mm thick and about the size of an iPad, but at this size certain controls have been sacrificed for the sake of form. We take a look at how Numark have gotten around to doing that, and we put it through its paces.
What do you get when you cross Numark’s flagship NS7II controller, Serato, and an embedded PC? This monster of a controller, that’s what! While we currently have no further details of this device, this genuine picture from Numark shows a DJ controller with a computer built in, and a version of Serato DJ running right there in the unit.
Numark has announced the Numark Remix Toolkit, a collection of samples created exclusively for the company by Prime Loops. Spread across six sample pack genres, more than 380 loops and samples are included in the collection, which is free to buyers of certain Numark controllers.
Review: Numark NS7 II DJ Controller Numark is marketing the NS7 II as the “best DJ controller ever. Period.” If by “best” Numark means “biggest”, “heaviest”, or “most similar in look, feel and weight to two real motorised turntables and a mixer”, well – there’s absolutely no arguing. But of course, one man’s “best” is […]
A four-channel DJ controller for this price? It’s certainly the selling point of the Numark Mixtrack Quad, which does indeed have four physical channels for true four-deck software mixing.
