2 Reasons Why I Won't Buy The Rane One Controller
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 15. 04. 2021
- In this highlight from the Nick Spinelli Show, I talk about the 2 reasons why I won't buy the Rane One.
Rane One Info:
The RANE ONE Motorized DJ controller takes the high-performance features, reliability and exceptional quality Rane is trusted for and without compromise, combines them into the ultimate Motorized DJ Controller.
Rane ONE Motorized Controller Features:
7.2-inch Motorized Platters with Quick Release Acrylic Disks.
Trusted RANE Build Quality and Feel.
Instant Access Software FX with 2 Metal FX Paddles.
Ultra-light MAG FOUR Crossfader.
High/Low-pass Filter & 3 Band EQ.
Dedicated Loop Controls.
Independent Multi-Mode Performance Pads Including Serato.
Scratch Banks.
Turntable Style Start/Stop.
XLR Main & Booth Outputs.
(2) Line/Phono Inputs.
(2) TRS/XLR Microphone Inputs.
(2) USB Computer Connections.
Portable DJ Controller (24lbs / 10kg.)
Serato DJ Pro Included (paid upgrade to Serato DVS.)
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To save you 7 and a half minutes of your life, he wants on board effects and has ocd
God bless you...hate to hear people complain
Thank you for this Comment
@@mj_nooker he can dj, he has mixes up
Thanks.
Wish I read this before I watched the video lol
The only people who can really tell they're digital effects are other djs, once the dance floor are drunk and dancing, NOBODY CARES!!
Nah. The echo out is the most useful effect for drastic transitions, software echo out is weak AF. Iâve used both many many times live
Ok but with how affordable this shit is, everyone is pretty much a DJ these days
@@90sTVRaps đđ€Łđ bruh
Honestly some people just like to hear themselves talk. đ
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I was begging him to get to a fucking point !!!
When you're deejaying who cares more about the effects you or the audience? Sound quality, build, you basically get two 12's and a rane 70. i dont think effects are deal breaker, and crooked? come on man stretching.
Some people will always find something to complain about lol đ
Cry baby shit.
I don't care about the onboard effects really. Not a deal-breaker for me. I know the Serato effects aren't great sound quality, but I don't use effects a lot. The ones I do use are limited and sound fine for what I'm using them for. That said, it would be nice to have good/better effects because I'd probably use them more if they sounded better and were more solid. Just because you might not use/care/rely on effects doesn't mean that people who care about effects are wrong. My main issue with the controller is that it's not mirrored, and it's the same on both sides. I was SO HOPING this would be the controller that would finally getting me to move on from my NS7ii, but I just can't get past that. Not for the price tag. If I was going to have identical decks on each side, I'd get the Denon Prime M series or the Rane 12s - at least that makes sense to me why it'd be "crooked" as Nick says and not mirrored/flipped on the left.
Its like fox news for djs lol
@@kpopmaine NAIL
ON THE HEAD!!!! And now Cleveland Terry is interviewing this guy the heck!
Chill out, everything is going to be ok. It's a controller that rocks the dance floor đđŸđșđŸ You take effects too serious đ€ŠđŸââïžđ€·đŸââïž
Facts
Nick has lost it on this one.
the effects wouldnt be "analogue" if they were on-board they would still be digital..... i never saw it as crooked until you said so ,but I see now. however its no big deal, this is what it would look like if you had 2 small turntables
I love the Rane One. It reminds me of my 1200s'. Fx I can get around. The light weight is beautiful!
For everyone wondering, Nick is WRONG on this one. I've used the Rane One at about 5 gigs now and the thing is awesome for what it is. While the effects are not on board they are very efficient especially if you are someone like me that just uses the occasional echo or reverb. Also the filter IS on board and sounds great. So far my only issue is the mic input. Doesn't sound that great but if you're doing a wedding or event you should be running your mic through an external mixer anyway.
You should have done this video, took you 5 seconds to explain your point ! Nick took 7 minutes ffs ... ; )
IS IT OKAY TO BUY RANE ONE CONTROLLER EVEN THOUGH IM NOT A SCRATCHER?
Yes, great two controller
If you're using a DJ software, the software has to recognize those so called built in effects in order to work, if it doesn't recognize it it won't work, so basically in the end you're using digital effects... If it has to plug into a laptop or PC in order to work it's all digital..
They missed the boat with the onboard FX because they want you to buy the RANE TWO when that comes out..with onboard FX
And they'll make it sound like some huge triumph. The talk will be like "When our valued customers talk we listen, one of the most requested features was onboard efx...." Like it wasn't a super obvious miss in the first place lol
The RANE-TWO better have it, otherwise name it The RANE-NEXT ONE, I PROMISE
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@@djvibedjservices that's how companies always do it.
We have to remember that they are NOT in the business of djing, they are in the business of selling dj equipment.
In their labs they have the last machine djs will ever need but they take little attributes of it and sell it piece by piece.. They sell the treatments, never the cure.
Yes 2022....
@@mikebeats7448 name it.. The rane on my parade
Are you looking for a mirror design like Denon does? I am totally lost with your crooked opinion.
I donât use many effects to dj really and itâs two players and a mixer. Itâs not crooked. It should be symmetrical that would drive me nuts.
Videos are looking good amazing growth hopefully you hit 10k and beyond. đđż
I still want one but am gun to wait for a possible mk2. What do you think? Keep up the good work
I want one too but I wish the fx sections was better, they could swap out a row of serato fx and add hardware fx. Also wish each fx had independent control. I can live with the current Rane One but i'd be pissed if I bought it and then the Mk2 came out.
The onboard effects on other controllers & mixers are also digital, even hardware effects for musicians are also digital, since at least the 1980's (with very few exceptions).
I do think it would've been dope to have onboard effects for when hooking up real turntables to the Rane One and playing real vinyl, at least an echo delay but other than that the Serato effects are cool when using Serato with controllers or DVS.
The only time not having on board effects is a real issue is when you play real vinyl.
Also I don't understand what this dude is talking about saying the Serato effects suck when they sound good to us who use them, I mainly just use the different echo delays and they sound good to me!
Now what was pretty lame was him saying it's crooked, does he not understand that it's emulating the feel of 2 actual decks & a mixer, if you have turntables or CDJs they will have the same so called "crooked" design! smh lol
I've actually seen some reviewers complain about controllers with the "mirrored" design this dude prefers like the Nuwmark controllers have since no 2 turntables and no 2 CDJs would be designed that way.
People can get used to either one of the 2 designs but if you really think about it if these controllers are emulating turntables & CDJs then the "crooked" design is more logical and more familiar to anyone who has used turntables & CDJs.
Iâm sort of with him in regards to the internal software FX vs onboard hardware FX. I think it may come down to it being that those of us who started DJâing with the DJM series mixers (as one example) are so used to how those FX sound that we just donât like how the Serato internal FX sound. Thatâs not to say they sound bad, they just donât have the same feel to them that weâre used to. DJâs that started DJâing with the Serato internal FX arenât going to have that same bias. Hopefully that makes sense.
@@DJ-Coma
You explained it a lot better than the drama queen on this video! lol
@@DJDAMIAN72 lol. To be fair, the internal Serato FX have improved over time but they did start out sounding not very good. Nick may not have tried them out for awhile and is basing his opinion on when they did sound shitty.
I love the Rane One. Having a blast with it đ„đ„đ„
Amen đ
Lol
This is not a mixer itâs a controller, if they put the onboard effects on there why the hell would you go buy a mixer when you can just buy this? Itâs just business, I have one and I love it but I respect your opinion Nick
U won't buy it cuz lack of fx? Lol
@@Shootinglefty I personally have one already
@@Shootinglefty and I love it!!
Man I feel the same way - I've been using the NS7ii for years and want to upgrade to something similar-ish. Thought the Rane One might be the thing but OH MY WORD I HATE that it's not mirrored. I don't really care about the onboard effects - nice to have, but whatever. All the Rane One has shown me is that I either need to get the Denon Prime M series players or wait for the Rane Two / Rane One mk II.
I gotta say man, I apologize because I judged you early on and wasn't a fan, but you and I align on so many things and you're saying a lot of the things I've said/say to other DJs all the time - respect.
I wish it was in a battle mode layout that would fix the mirror issue ... That would have been dope and would space out the up fader and tempo faders.
This was not what I expected. I have technique 1200 mk2â s . Your reasoning for not liking this things is crazy lol. Definitely buying now
I have the One, my issue is that there is only one RCA output, i still love it tho, i used 1200âs in the 90âs so this controller is refreshing
Sure it is đ now that you see that it is off center it's bugging you big time LoL
You never noticed until now LMMO đ
For the effect they will soon release a Rane 2 with effects at a higher price!
That's y I didn't buy this one I know soon rane 2 will emerge with onboard effects and mabe a dedicated sample controll knob that's the only thing I need on the next one
Or... and hear me out here, everyone's big complaint about digital effects which is that they aren't as strong and long lasting as on board effects. They could put on board effects on the rane two or... Serato could just improve the software effects.
When though?!!
I'm right there with you on the lack of built-in native effects in the Rane One. However, I disagree that it looks crooked. Since I own a Rane Seventy (with built-in Flex FX) with my OG Technics SL1200 MK2's set up NON-battle style on each side, if you look at the position of my platters, I guess this would look crooked too... To me, it just looks right. Maybe it's just because I'm old. LOL
Nah man i have an S9 and t-tables and it looks just fine. The right deck on the Rane is leaning to left side of the mixer section and it just looks doofy.
I have the Rane One and going into it I didn't think it would mess with me but it took me a couple gigs to get used to the load/scroll knob on the right deck being on the left rather than all the way on the right like most mixers. Still not a deal breaker and I am already used to it. This video is kind of click baitey.
Appreciate that. Knew youâd keep it đŻ
I agree with you on the Onboard FX, but crooked? I see where youâre coming from but itâs basically two of the same players, they had to make room for the faders.
When I watch 99% of tablists, very few of them use fx, if anything the echo fade for transfer, but rarely do they use or need fx. I don't see what the problem is. Also the fx on the pioneer controllers suck as bad Serato fx.
So glad i watched this! Good one Nick! Thanks
It's 'off center' because the platters aren't mirrored. If you have a regular turntable and mixer setup it would be similar UNLESS you have it set "battle style" (most turntablist and hiphop dj's prefer this so that the tone arm and pitch shift are out of the way) - tbh this is the preferred set up, I hate when controllers are mirrored... years of working with turntables i guess.
Its not they have to bi mirrored but platters have to be in the centre
Yeah man this dude is silly with that whole "crooked" thing, maybe he's never had real turntables or CDJs?!
Also I always had my turntables battle style and that's also not mirrored by the way, according to this dude it would also be crooked! smh lol
this guy should not be reviewing Dj gear if he does not recognize the set up, calls it "crooked". This dudes never seen a real DJ set up.
1. The lack of hardware FX is a valid critique at the price point. But for any DJ who cares more about FX than moving platters and build quality, Pioneer's got you covered with the DDJ-1000.
2. The assymetry of the One's platters looks much worse in photos than it feels in actual use. A bigger issue I've found with the layout is the proximity of deck 2's start/stop plunger to the crossfader. It's only happened once so far, but I did manage to hit stop by accident while cutting with my right hand. It's a bit of strange design choice because on the Twelves and pretty much all turntables, the start/stop is on the other side.
you right for the two points ... when you put the finger on the mirror issue ... i dont understand why they did dat ... i was wondering to buy it ... but now i'll wait ...
If I can perform on it like turntables, then Iâm okay with the lack of on board effects. Most of what I use is echo and flanger. In fact, I think the Serato phaser effect is better than the one built into the S9.
def. feel u on the effects bro!!! I'm good with my DDJ1000 for now...got caught up in the hype bit the effects killed it for me
Do you play real vinyl, because that's the only time not having on board effects is a real issue?!
That's the first thing I noticed about this controller, because I used to pitch been a lot and now I don't.. I have to do doubles and cross it over so I could keep using the same pitch been...
I know the 900 is the standard but why in 2021 is it still?! I personally can't stand the effects on the SRT and the 900. But I'm kinda newer and the toggle has spoiled me đ€Ł
I canât stand the effects on the srt. rather use the serato effects.
Serato fx suck, and you cant fix them. Vdj fx suck until you adjust them and fix them (you can make the vdj fx sound and perform identical to the pioneer on-board fx).... And on board fx are still digital fx lol...there's literally no difference in how they work, one isn't more real then the other lol....i agree the off center sucks, but you get use to it....but i disagree with the "this is for beginner djs who want to look like they use vinyl"...I've seen dmc winning djs like slipwax, and Elliot ness absolutely tear it up on this controller in person....you can't give this type of review until you've actually used it. As far as controllers go, this thing is an absolute game changer, and will get better when the mkII comes out.
everything you said was spot on
Not true. The Rane One uses strictly software fx which is using cpu. Hardware fx are built into the mixer itself and they donât have the shitty tail end off beat echo out like Serato fx have. They still have not fixed the echo out...it works but it is not consistent Iâve done countless recorded sets and i absolutely hate the Serato fx...the echo out ruins it for me...the epic reverb is decent though.
@@DjTecniq my point about them both is still accurate. Hardware fx use cpu also....the cpu is just built into the mixer. ...everything else you said, i said lol
I like the way he gets angry and takes personal for the fx. He was so excited and Rane disappointed him. Iâm sure next year they will improve with another model
We shall seeeeee
This is a great insight
I almost went and bought one but I decided to get the ddj-1000srt instead and I love it
Also!!!!!!! Why did they not make the button placement the same as the Rane 12 ? That would address the lopsided look , they messed this one up when it could have been a damn club standard for traveling DJ and performers, hopefully a new version they will correct the issues. A display screen would have nice as well.
Just got the Rane One. My first gen DDJ Sx has played its last gig, love it, donât trust it anymore.
I wish I could have got the Rane 12âs but outta need I couldnât drop 4K. This device is the SHIT. I know the gate behind the FX but theyâre serviceable. And Iâm this is a natural next step to going to 12 inch turntables. Major upgrade. Looks cooler with the motorized platters. And Iâm left handed for the âcrookedâ layout favors me so thumbs up.
Crazy I never realized it was off centered like that instead of the decks mirroring each other symmetrically. Weird decision, and no fx?! Hence why my DDJ-1000 will always wear the crown especially for mobile! Effects are impeccable on it
Yeah bro, i dont know why they put 2 decks off centered..đ
BROOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!! I seriously cant stop seeing how off center it is now! WTF! SMH! I almost bought this shit!!!!!
You should check out denon sc6000M no more laptop set up! Just plug and play. Very easy to take rake request on the fly with moving platters with dual deck. Plus it wonât crash like computers do. Would love to hear your opinion on this player. Itâs much better than turntables. No needles to get damaged or lost. Less to bring plus it has built in sata bay drive to put your music in. Surprised you havenât updated. I already sold my heavy ass turntables lol
Do you really want to carry those around? Heavy.
@@BrennanSedivy Technics are heavy too. I use the prime 4. My hardrive is built in with WiFi. Everything I need in one unit. I can never forget anything!
Great show bro. You hit the nail on the head.
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Crooked= Not mirrored... Some people WPULD complain if the pitch adjust on the right side was next to the mixer section. Great video!
...I think itâs a dope little set up coming from turntable and not wanting to carry that around to dj mobile gigs .. the EFX is valid i guess depending on how a person dj and Rane should have put that on being they wanted to step into controller business .. never really needed efx for myself .. lol 2nd problem probably more ocd than anything hahaha
Only other DJâs might care but the average paying customer for DJâs and drunk crowed? Who cares for mobile gigs
When I learnt to DJ it was just a mixer and that way you get to learn better as you have to be creative. This has tones more stuff then my original two channel mixer
I just bought one because the Rev 7 is still not readily available and I needed an upgrade. I LOVE IT. you ruined it for me by pointing out the symmetry (or lack thereof lol). But honestly. It feels good, sounds good. The software fx does suck. But the sturdy build and literally everything else about the controller is really good. The fx paddles does make up for it a tiny bit. They definitely missed a few layups on it but overall.... i am very happy with my purchase for what it is. Which is an upgrade for a DJ still in his first years. The platters feel great. But I dont disagree with your take. Its still a great controller.
I like your videos. But you are complaining about things that are not that important. Its for turntablists that want more portable options. Ans dont use that many fx... The only thing we are not that happy on tge Rane are 2 things. 1 is the location of the pitch control. We would prefer to have it up top, in the upper part of the controller, like in the Rane Twelves . and 2 it needs a little screen that says the values of the fx
Starting to see more Denon sc players in booths next to or in place of CDJs and inputs and space for a controller (haven't seen an installed controller yet). Pioneer is just hype now.
Booths where?
Just bought this today. I really digging it so far. Price was great. Had to jump on it. Yes, it's lacking on board FX but I feel the Serato ones sound good for anyone to even notice the difference.
I also bought the FLX 10 but returned it the next day. I wasn't impressed with the Build quality and Pioneer Jog Wheels. Only gripe with my Rane One. Wish it had USB C connectivity. To each their own.
I think they just started with this base model to build on for future business bro! I think am they all are getting smart and purposely not making them perfect on the first model. Iâll wait for the RANE TWO or THREE âđŸđŻ
You're gonna wait a long time and there's no such thing as a $1600 plus tax base model
$1760 roughly
LMMO đ
The Rane One is a lot of fun. I love Scratch Bank but I must admit that it should have come with onboard effects.
Do you play real vinyl, because that's the only time not having on board effects is a real issue?!
@@DJDAMIAN72 I don't play real vinyl except at home, but occasionally I like to add effects to the mic. I also think the onboard effects sound better overall than the Serato effects.
@@djsatch1275
Now wanting effects on the mic and not having them is a legitimate issue, that does make sense.
But other than the mic effects issue, I totally understand someone preferring on board effects when mixing but to say not having on board effects is a huge issue or a deal breaker sounds pretty silly & exaggerated to me when people can still use the Serato built in effects, it only makes sense to me that it's a big issue for vinyl DJs, because you can't use the Serato effects with vinyl at all.
Oh yeah and this dude repeatedly calling them "Analog" effects and saying the normal turntable & CDJ emulation design is crooked, both on this video and on a DJ Cleveland Terry video I watched shows me that he doesn't really know what he is talking about! lol
I'm sure this dude is a very good DJ but his opinions on the Rane One are very silly, he even admits he hasn't even touched the controller yet! smh
Maybe he's just angry because Rane didn't send him a free one? lol
@@DJDAMIAN72 I don't get the crooked thing đ€Ł. My issues with the Rane One are minor ones as they didn't stop me from purchasing one đ. There are some features like the on board effect that I would have liked to have seen. When comparing it to other controllers in the price range like the DDJ-1000, I would have like to have seen it match and exceed the DDJ-1000 features since it is $300 more. Nonetheless, the moving platters, portability, build quality and Scratch Bank support are hard to beat, especially if you started out DJing with turntables and vinyl like I did. Overall, I love it. It's the best of both a controller and turntables.
Rane has the best sound cards in the industry and the Serato effects work like a dream even when connected to a high end club system.
Nick has the funniest way of putting things but you cant talk about the Rane One as if itâs a Pioneer Flex which uses software/midi effects.
Numark NS7 series did it right, came out many years ago and has effects too. I wish they just made theirs easier to take apart and repair. I do hate in this thing.
I wish i listened when i first watched this video i bought a rane 1 and have nothing but issues with it and its far from bulletproof. The right platter spins but the music on serato and VDJ wont play through it starts then just keeps loading sometime starts again and then stops.
4:36 âthis is the full Shan nay nay controllerâ đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
All controllers make a decision to either mirror the decks or have them symmetrical like two separate players. So not exactly what I would call crooked lol... But I don't like how close the left pitch control is to the line level
Nick if you take two 1200 turntables and you put them between any mixer they are going to look crooked too.
Iâve been really eyeing the One, but now Iâm kinda hesitant. Seriously need to upgrade my main system Iâve got every pennyâs worth out of my first gen DDJ-sx. done many hundreds of gigs with it but itâs tired, beat up, and outdated. I want to make the jump to the twelves with either the Rane mixer or an S9/11 but may regret lugging something that bulky. So the One seems like the better alternative . But not sure. Wish pioneer would develop a controller with motorized platters...
Your wish has been granted lol rev7
I like rane one,but I can not find a virtual dj dvs timecode just only serato time code
The ddj 1000 and srt is amazing I did want the rane one but not sure if it's needed though and at 1500 bucks idk bruh
Nah, Its worth the price bro. Its a beautiful controller. NICK wasn't wrong about his gripes but at the end of the day. It performs great. I can't leave mine alone.
Bro!!!!! Your so hilarious...! I was just going to buy it cuz Iâm tired of caring my 1200 and s9. But I see what your talking about with it being off center... Iâll keep caring my Technics thank you!!!
Bro that was sooooo funnnnyy. âWhy is it crookedâ đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Spot on! Thereâs always a price to pay for buying the prototype
If your want motorized platters buy turntables and a mixer
I didn't notice it until you said. it is off center. i don't like it for other reasons but the effects are a big issue with me. i have an srt and love it. i don't see me buying anything until pioneer drops anything better than what i got.
The lack of on board effects is the main reason I wouldn't get this either. Hell, get the S7 for the same price and some super cheap turntables it would still be better
They left that and the sample volume , and others because if they would of added it it will mess up the top tier products.
Those two reasons are definitely not deal breakers at all. This controller is catered and marketed for turntablists that want a mobile setup without having to bring their decks. This is the first controller that's built like a tank, has legit spinning platters with slipmats, high-end crossfader, and a decent size and weight for portability. Sure it lacks a few features, but as a turntablist, what else can you ask for in a controller?! Everyone else bitching isn't a turntablist so don't even bother looking this way and grab yourself a different controller.
Iâm a turntablist and you know what else I can ask for?!? REAL EFFECTS.
I don't know what kind of genres you play but I have no issues with the effects on djay pro
Bro have to agree with you 100%!! I think the Rane one is a solid controller! I come from turntables and I hate controllers. When I seen this controller I wanted real bad but the effects on it are straight up garbage. My pioneer S9 mixer is great,I love the effects on it hands Down over the Rane mixer.
Very confusing why they did this!
Much respect, but as a musician and recording/mix engineer for 35 years, most all effects have been digital effects for decades, whether they're from processor in a dedicated box or the processor in your computer. The latter will have more power and gobs more flexibility. Digital audio workstations like ProTools, Logic Pro, Cubase, Studio One, Ableton Live, Cakewalk Sonar, Fruity Loops, etc, have all used software effects processors for a long time. I prefer that it's not mirrored...it's a mixer in the middle with identical decks on the side. When you look at the whole unit, it looks like what it's supposed to look like.
Agree on everything! Especially the crookedness... I started getting dizzy after looking at it. Ewww
Doesn't it have toggle effects?
Totally agree bro
"Did we just become best friends. Yesss!"
1-No onboard FX
2-Not centered/crooked look
BONUS and..
3-The Selection scroll knobs - are shifted to the top left of each player (instead of in the center/mixer part ..whyyy đ for that price
Oh well this is pretty simple for me. I remember when i DJ's on two turntables and a mixer and it wasn't no such thing as FX it's still Rock the floor all night long.. it's not what you rocking with is how you rock..
Ease up on the caffeine maybe? The word youâre looking for is asymmetrical, which turntables have been since the seventies, when djs were more concerned about DJing than how things looked in their âfurniture â
You are funny dude, loved the Brutally honest review!!
Thanks Nick, I can't unsee it now lol. I was thinking about getting this but I ended up going with the reloop ready.
LOL! I have the SZ to also! Youâre right
Itâs not mirrored because itâs like turntables. They arenât mirrored. You are right about the on board effects missing
CAN YOU USE VIRTUAL DJ WITH THIS CONTROLLER
Iâm gonna get mine brođ„
So how do you make it with 2 real turntables if you think this is crooked
Battle style!
I have the rane one not a big fan of the 12inch skinny platter. It gets slippery
Nick, I agree with you on Onboard effects I wish Rane would have put the native Onboard effects into the Rane One. It just sounds better than Serato effects. You mentioned how crooked it is. No pun intended but you're just nitpicking or should I say Nick-picking.
i personally prefer mirrored decks
used to be common.
not sure why the change
I'm with you on the on bo0ard effects, but you lost me on crooked. If you have 2 turntables in battle mode and a mixer between the platters are going to be slightly offset. No real way around that IMO.
I have multiple turntable/battle mixer setups and theyâre all symmetrical... google a technics 1200 and you will see itâs even on both sides in battle mode.
@@NickSpinelli ... 1200's may be even on both sides in "battle mode"... they are not even when they are positioned as their design was originally intended.
Man I totally agree. I'm selling my rane one. Mk2 probably gone be perfect
I'm with you on #1, #2 is not a big deal. By the way I click'd the like thumb.
Hahahaaha @ "Why's it crooked?" !!!!!!
People are mad in the comments but he really makes good points. I don't think this thing is worth more than $1-1.2k
DJ Das EFX is in the How's Mixing it OCD Street Style
By activating effects in combination it makes them sound better
What works for you is what best for you. Not every dj uses effects.
I agree it looks lop sided to the left i also dont like the placement of the pads they shouldnt b in front of the platter they should b in the middle on the mixer
Makes total sense why they didn't put on board FX...had they did that, it leaves no incentive to upgrade to a Seventy/Two MKII and a pair of Twelves. Bait em in with The One and leave em wanting more. It's the InMusic blueprint. They did same with the Denon Prime 2/4...give the consumer a taste but not too much where they wouldn't consider upgrading to SC decks and X1800/1850 mixer.
I used it on djay pro ai, effects were cool...
We need to understand what analog and digital mean.
All controllers and mixers have digital effects, no bbd circuit is built into to those digital machines.
The EQ and section it also digital.
The quality difference is not the analog/digital war, itâs just bad effects on Serato, which is actually pretty problematic.
Howâs it still bad?