Unlike Denons where you can adjust the sensitivity on each jog wheel to suit the user. And they are multi touch platters as well. Something Pioneer still cannot do.
For anyone wanting to upgrade their controller to the 800 plz do yourself a huge favor and save up a little more for the 1000. I promise you will be happy you did!!
Both are not worth the money, I have the ddj800 because is smaller and lighter and fits the same case from XDJ R1.. the only thing I miss from ddj 1000 is hte efect on the mic which 800 doesn't have. Both have a cheap feel, they work great but they don't feel solid enough for me.
@Terry Jackson uh huh and you’re a world renowned superstar club DJ right? That’s why you’re in the CZcams comments section talking poop to people you know very little about! Your life must be absolutely amazing 😂
@@icsux -What controller do you feel does have good quality- worth the money? More specifically is there any controller $1,000 or less that you'd recommend?
The controller is nice but compare it with the 1000, I not think so. Pioneer made the mistake by charging $899 for this until without a 2 USB plug in. If I want to have another DJ to do a tag set, I can't. The DDJ 800 to me is a cross from the DDJ 400 and the DDJ 1000. Again, the reason I would not purchase it is the price. The DDJ 1000 priced at $1199 usd. The DDJ 400 (which I use currently) price at $249 usd. See the difference? If they would have price it at $599, I would purchase it right away. Unless Pioneer lower the price, I am afraid this unit will not sell well. I rather wait and save up the $1200 for the DDJ 1000 for it will be the last controller needed for DJs like me to play out in clubs and festivals.
Couldn't have said it better myself. If this was down to a $600~ price range, I could see it being a more viable option for some but you really are better off saving up and going with the 1000 because that thing is solid.
1:20 the only thing that really change is the jogwheels and the four channels also crossfader the jogwheels are mechanical on the 1000s and on the 800 hundred are touch capacitive.
Seeing Pioneer decided to produce a DDJ-1000SRT for Serato why do they not produce a DDJ-800 for Serato, I have nothing against the Rekordbox software but having used Serato for some time and being comfortable with it, a Serato DDJ-800 would be a sharp move for Pioneer as it would increase the sales of the 800 dramatically for those Serato users that, like me do not need the 4 channels on the 1000SRT, I would by a DDJ-800SRT tomorrow.
Why would you need 4 channels...?You only can mix 2 songs @ a time..?am I wright or not?..what I mean is...what are the benefits of a 4-channel controller?..thanx
Having 4-channels on a controller has the same benefit as with CDJs. A 4-channel controller has a button on both sides to flick between two decks. (ie. left deck switches between deck 1 & 3).
@@gixxerboy555 No you can have 4 tracks running at the same time with a 4 channel controller, allowing you to mix them all together. And he pads on it feel as good as the DDJ-1000!
@gixxerboy555 check out djs like Jeff Mills. He used to DJ with vinyl on 3 turntables & use a Roland 909 drum machine as well! He was known as “The Wizard”!
What about the crossfader? I've seen where some said it's not as durable as the 1 on the 1000, thus it's not recommended for scratching as such. Is that the case?
What’s with the djays thing that makes people crazy buying it like a never ending upgrades of smart phones? Common people save your money and pay your bills 😄
Depends on if you prefer traktor or rekordbox. I use traktor so would say s4 although i do think the ddj800 looks more professional and similar to what you would find in every club. But i think it comes down to what software you are using and feel comfortable with
They're both great controllers at very different price points. All comes down to what you can afford and what features you need from it, both do the job very well.
@@boronamixIm sure I said "S4". The Traktor S4". The S4 and the Denon MC7000 are the best controllers on the market at this time. And have been for a long time.
I really see no reason for getting this controller. It's not that much more capable than the DDJ-400 for more than 3 times the price. If you'd want to spend close to a grand on a controller anyway just get the DDJ-1000. it's only €200 more expensive and you'll get way better value, 4 channels and cdj style jog wheels.
I just made this transition. I went from DDJ400 to DDJ 800 and have to say, it´s a different world. Everything... EG, PADs, knobs are way better. EQ is more sensitive. For ex, when I made mix on 400, It was very obvious when i started to killl midle freq., here at 800 is much more smoother and you can do your mixes really without noticing, that you are adjusting EQs. Ofcourse depends, what kind of mix you do. For quick mashup, DDJ 400 do OK, but I play progressive and deep house and really like long transmitions. DDJ800 works for me pretty well and I am super excited from this unit.
@@sopyzationAgree with you. I love my DDJ-800. Especially the fact that I can select the FX directly from the controller. And I feel more confident to play on CDJs one day.
Well, I’m about to upgrade from 400 to 800 and the main reason I will not buy the 1000 is because, at least, I do not need all the features of the 1000. I am a beginner, and DJing is only a Hobby for me thus I have no reason to spend $200 additional dollars. Also, the size is perfect, is not so big as the 1000 and it makes it very confortable for me to carry it to a party or even my backyard. So, if this is your work, then go for the 1000, but if you only want to have some fun, then go for the 800.
Another reason why the DDJ 800 will not do too well. Mobile DJs will not like the fact they can't use the FX when they connect their turntables and use the 800 as the stand alone mixer. This is also the reason I said the $899 price will not be worth it.
Yawn..... another 2 channel controller from Pioneer with no new features and an over inflated price. And they wonder why they are loosing the market to Denon DJ.
or they could be like "i can just roll up to 'da club' and... wait whats this....! ...the club has upgraded to denon sc prime series!... i need to buy denon" hahaha
You know you can edit controller functions in MIDI tab on rekorbox, right? It is a lot more complicated, but you can assign or change functions. I added slip mode, keyboard mode, auto loop, tempo range functions on my Ddj Rb even tho it doesn't have these functions
Pick yourself up a DDJ-800 here: www.getinthemix.com/dj-equipment/dj-controllers/pioneer-dj-ddj-800-dj-controller.htm
what about the performance pads..?are they as fast responsive as the 1000 or the RX2?thanx
They really do need to produce a Serato version of the DDJ-800 as they have with the DDJ-1000 recently.
The best investment I ever made!
we need one like the for Serato Dj Pro.
At this price range, wouldn't it make more sense to look at used all-in-ones like the RR or RX?
Just bought one up barely used for £600 w/box and the Pioneer hard carry case - Can't wait for it to arrive!!
like with the 1000; don't like the face-plate on the mixer section, very 'finger-print sensitive'
Unlike Denons where you can adjust the sensitivity on each jog wheel to suit the user. And they are multi touch platters as well. Something Pioneer still cannot do.
@@dj_paultuk7052 you can do it on the older models, like a XDJ R1
DJ_PaulTUK you can adjust the sensitivity on the jog wheel
best upgrade i ever made well worth it just got mine 5 days ago.....
Gotta get back to DJing
We need this controller to work with Serato DJ.. I would love to get myself one..
The closest version of this you can get for Serato is the DDJ-1000SRT - we have a video on it here :)
czcams.com/video/Epx14J8ydHM/video.html
@@GetintheMix Would be nice if they had only a 2 channel model instead of the 4.
For anyone wanting to upgrade their controller to the 800 plz do yourself a huge favor and save up a little more for the 1000. I promise you will be happy you did!!
Both are not worth the money, I have the ddj800 because is smaller and lighter and fits the same case from XDJ R1.. the only thing I miss from ddj 1000 is hte efect on the mic which 800 doesn't have. Both have a cheap feel, they work great but they don't feel solid enough for me.
I disagree unless you really want 4 channels
@Terry Jackson uh huh and you’re a world renowned superstar club DJ right? That’s why you’re in the CZcams comments section talking poop to people you know very little about! Your life must be absolutely amazing 😂
@@icsux I fully agree! Too much cheap plastic. The 800 has no standalone effects... big NOGO for that price. I went for the Denon Prime 2.
@@icsux -What controller do you feel does have good quality- worth the money? More specifically is there any controller $1,000 or less that you'd recommend?
The mic ducking feature is missing. I cannot life without that.
The controller is nice but compare it with the 1000, I not think so. Pioneer made the mistake by charging $899 for this until without a 2 USB plug in. If I want to have another DJ to do a tag set, I can't. The DDJ 800 to me is a cross from the DDJ 400 and the DDJ 1000. Again, the reason I would not purchase it is the price. The DDJ 1000 priced at $1199 usd. The DDJ 400 (which I use currently) price at $249 usd. See the difference? If they would have price it at $599, I would purchase it right away. Unless Pioneer lower the price, I am afraid this unit will not sell well. I rather wait and save up the $1200 for the DDJ 1000 for it will be the last controller needed for DJs like me to play out in clubs and festivals.
Couldn't have said it better myself. If this was down to a $600~ price range, I could see it being a more viable option for some but you really are better off saving up and going with the 1000 because that thing is solid.
@@gonzo9523 I totally agree the price is too high or too close to the ddj 1000
Can't help but to completely agree with everything you mentioned. 👍
No usb stick or SD card slot on it? I don`t want to stream music.
Thanks. Just got one from Germany...now quite affordable. £570 when converted from euros. Oh Yeah!
awesome where did you get it for that price please... 😎
Pull Up, Pull Up... lolz, nice unit, is it around the same size as the SX, RX series..?
Yes it's a very similar size to the SX3 & RX, just a touch smaller than those by only a few centimetres.
1:20 the only thing that really change is the jogwheels and the four channels also crossfader the jogwheels are mechanical on the 1000s and on the 800 hundred are touch capacitive.
Seeing Pioneer decided to produce a DDJ-1000SRT for Serato why do they not produce a DDJ-800 for Serato, I have nothing against the Rekordbox software but having used Serato for some time and being comfortable with it, a Serato DDJ-800 would be a sharp move for Pioneer as it would increase the sales of the 800 dramatically for those Serato users that, like me do not need the 4 channels on the 1000SRT, I would by a DDJ-800SRT tomorrow.
Labels for the pad mode are not centered!!!
Did you notice ?
Cause it has to small buttons for pages of cues, effects, samples etcetera...
This is one of the first production models so some things can be a little off, such as those labels in this case :)
It has the same sound quality output like the DDJ 1000?
Does it work for Algoriddim dj pro?
Yes it does.It is listed as one of the compatible controllers on the DJ pro website.
Why would you need 4 channels...?You only can mix 2 songs @ a time..?am I wright or not?..what I mean is...what are the benefits of a 4-channel controller?..thanx
Having 4-channels on a controller has the same benefit as with CDJs. A 4-channel controller has a button on both sides to flick between two decks. (ie. left deck switches between deck 1 & 3).
@@GetintheMix yes I know but ...you can only mix 2 songs @ a time..?
@@gixxerboy555 No you can have 4 tracks running at the same time with a 4 channel controller, allowing you to mix them all together. And he pads on it feel as good as the DDJ-1000!
@@GetintheMix mixing 4 tracks together...sounds awesome...thanx mate
@gixxerboy555 check out djs like Jeff Mills. He used to DJ with vinyl on 3 turntables & use a Roland 909 drum machine as well! He was known as “The Wizard”!
Whats the song name they played at the jog wheel part? :)
well done
Too bad Rekordbox freezes up at times...
I like this video tutorial.
What about the crossfader? I've seen where some said it's not as durable as the 1 on the 1000, thus it's not recommended for scratching as such. Is that the case?
Its not a Magvel fader like the DDJ-1000.
@@PraveenBombanero thx. If its a fader like the ones on the SX, i would take it.
What’s with the djays thing that makes people crazy buying it like a never ending upgrades of smart phones? Common people save your money and pay your bills 😄
Uhh, this is a serious job.
I wanna know is this the same size a s the ddj sr2 or ddj sb3 ???
Quick Question does the DDJ-1000 and the DDJ-800 share the same AC/DC 12 Volt power supply?
Yes they both take the same power supply.
@@GetintheMix thanks I appreciate it
does it unlock stems in rekordbox?
Does it have USB slot to Dj stand alone?
This is a controller and not a standalone unit and has no usb slot, but the mixer can be used standalone with external decks.
Is it available to use it as 2 tracks mixer where I am able to record guitar and microphone?
Yes you can
Compatible with Traktor?
PJ Johnson Recordbox only, unless you midi map it to tracktor
then i have a one another question if you have choice between traktor s4 mk 3 and ddj 800 which one is your prefer ?
Depends on if you prefer traktor or rekordbox. I use traktor so would say s4 although i do think the ddj800 looks more professional and similar to what you would find in every club. But i think it comes down to what software you are using and feel comfortable with
@@stnewton12 thx to you thats thing is important to me this is i sued both software and i teaching both them in iran
I would say the S4 without doubt. And for Serato, the Denon MC7000.
@@dj_paultuk7052 no bro i hate from serato :( i thing i buyed 1000
@@mohammadebrahimi5205 The DDJ-1000 is a great choice, you should get on well with that.
You both dance and synchronize hahahaha watch your video you both go to both side hahaha
Watching this I feel I’m getting sea sick for some reason … great info though
what kind of watch are you wearing, I'm in a trance man, dat gold!
Casio
Old skool Casio?! Not sure whether vintage or not but fucking CLEAAAAAN
Looks like Casio F91W. ~$15
Does it work with serato
Only rekordbox
so which is good? ddj 400 or 800?
They're both great controllers at very different price points. All comes down to what you can afford and what features you need from it, both do the job very well.
Beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍😍😱😱😱😱♥️🇧🇷👏👏👏👏👏
Sir 1 video hindi m bhi bnado ddj 800 ki
which jug is better?this ot 1000
I reckon you mean Jog? The ddj-1000 has cdj style jog wheels. These are just mini ones. The ddj-1000 is much better value.
@@BartSch1pper thx alot to fast your answer
@@BartSch1pper agreed 1000 feels just like the cdjs
great unit, poor poor pricing
Anyone have the track ID at 6:20?
Bladerunner - Rolling Fire VIP
Needs to be serato compatible
If you willllllllll
3x8=???
do you need computer for this model?
Yes it's a controller
love the controller but the hate the fact that it can't be use by Serato co'z I'm a Serato user.
Far over priced anyway. Get an S4 or a mc7000. More features and costs less.
DJ_PaulTUK what is 4s
@@boronamix Traktor Kontrol S4
@@boronamixIm sure I said "S4". The Traktor S4". The S4 and the Denon MC7000 are the best controllers on the market at this time. And have been for a long time.
I really see no reason for getting this controller. It's not that much more capable than the DDJ-400 for more than 3 times the price. If you'd want to spend close to a grand on a controller anyway just get the DDJ-1000. it's only €200 more expensive and you'll get way better value, 4 channels and cdj style jog wheels.
Bart Schipper agree there’s literally no point when you can get the 1000 and have loads of more features
Bart Schipper one valid point is to travel lighter. The 1000 is huge. This is smaller and lighter. So there you have your valid point.
I just made this transition. I went from DDJ400 to DDJ 800 and have to say, it´s a different world. Everything... EG, PADs, knobs are way better. EQ is more sensitive. For ex, when I made mix on 400, It was very obvious when i started to killl midle freq., here at 800 is much more smoother and you can do your mixes really without noticing, that you are adjusting EQs. Ofcourse depends, what kind of mix you do. For quick mashup, DDJ 400 do OK, but I play progressive and deep house and really like long transmitions. DDJ800 works for me pretty well and I am super excited from this unit.
@@sopyzationAgree with you. I love my DDJ-800. Especially the fact that I can select the FX directly from the controller. And I feel more confident to play on CDJs one day.
Well, I’m about to upgrade from 400 to 800 and the main reason I will not buy the 1000 is because, at least, I do not need all the features of the 1000. I am a beginner, and DJing is only a Hobby for me thus I have no reason to spend $200 additional dollars. Also, the size is perfect, is not so big as the 1000 and it makes it very confortable for me to carry it to a party or even my backyard. So, if this is your work, then go for the 1000, but if you only want to have some fun, then go for the 800.
Another reason why the DDJ 800 will not do too well. Mobile DJs will not like the fact they can't use the FX when they connect their turntables and use the 800 as the stand alone mixer. This is also the reason I said the $899 price will not be worth it.
Wrong! most mobile dj don't use turntables so it won't bother them.
Yawn..... another 2 channel controller from Pioneer with no new features and an over inflated price. And they wonder why they are loosing the market to Denon DJ.
or they could be like "i can just roll up to 'da club' and... wait whats this....! ...the club has upgraded to denon sc prime series!... i need to buy denon" hahaha
$699 now
Too much plastic, too expensive, no standalone effects, no Talkover - FAIL
The white boy trying to hard to look kool 😂😅🤣🇨🇦🇺🇲🇬🇧
WTF? pad editor mode i got a 400 FU pioneer
You know you can edit controller functions in MIDI tab on rekorbox, right? It is a lot more complicated, but you can assign or change functions. I added slip mode, keyboard mode, auto loop, tempo range functions on my Ddj Rb even tho it doesn't have these functions
Real DJs play Vinyl ..
Pay 2xx extra and get a ddj1000
This thing is garbage. Its Jog wheel is held together by a thin peace of plastic. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!!!!!