iLounge is reporting that Numark, who makes various DJ equipment like mixers and turntables, will debut the updated iDJ2 iPod mixer. The original iDJ had several major flaws which have been fixed. It has pitch control which would allow you to beat match perfectly. I don’t know if they fixed the issue with cued listening, so your cued channel is in the headphones while the other channel is pumping up the crowd. Now with only one iPods required you can play two tracks simultaneously, record the mix back to the iPod, and use external hard drives that can attach via USB. Hopefully they keep the price around $300, since the original iDJ was $250, which would bring the casual home party DJ market right to Numark’s doorstep with cash in hand. I look forward to stopping at Guitar Center to play with one of these in the coming month.





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This will be interesting, I love these mixers but thus far they have yet to really find one that works the way it should. I wonder how they got around the ability of Ipods to play only one song at once? I wonder if you have to somehow load the data into the mixer in order to get the thing to play a song in cue. Who knows, I am sure at somepoint they will figure out how to make a decent mixer that interfaces with ipods. Check back later and I will provide some links for great places to buy club music online
thats tight that might be just what i need to get started learning how to not only be a dj but to also have a hell of a time… thanks… if you dont mind check out my blog and leave your thoughts, even click on a link or two if you like…
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