Pioneer DJ DDJ-REV1 Controller for Serato, Shure SV100 Mic Bundle

Artists and DJs looking for a great entry-level Serato DJ controller will be impressed with the Pioneer DDJ-REV1, a 2-channel performance controller that includes a free copy of Serato DJ Lite to get you up and running out of the box. The battle-style controller allows artists of any experience to intuitively mix tracks, combine effects, trigger samples, and scratch tracks. The 16 performance pads (8 per deck) provide Hot Cue, Auto Loop, Tracking, and Sampler functions, as well as Beat Jump, Roll, Trans, and Scratch Bank modes. The center panel of the DDJ-REV1 is a 2-channel mixer with a built-in soundcard. Each channel features a trim, a 3-band EQ, a two-way Sound Color filter (HP/LP), and a level fader. Beat FX can be triggered by the effects levers, which allow for momentary and locked effect positions. The controller can also control decks 3 and 4 with Serato DJ. The Pioneer DDJ-REV1 is bus powered and ships with a USB cable. Battle-Style Setup The DDJ-REV1 provides you with space to perform mixing and scratching techniques with a new control arrangement. Tempo sliders are longer than sliders on the DDJ-SB3-measuring at 60mm, giving you finer control. Sliders run horizontally above the decks while the Performance Pads are in the mixer section, allowing you to intuitively combine effects, trigger samples, and scratch tracks. Bigger Jog Wheels Jog wheels on the DDJ-REV1 are the same size as jog wheels on the DDJ-SR2, a popular Pioneer DJ controller. Lever FX You can dynamically add texture to their music with Lever FX in the mixer section—pull down the levers and hold them to apply effects from Serato DJ Lite in short bursts. Alternatively, you can also push the levers up to lock on effects and free your hands for scratching or track browsing. Tracking Scratch: Get a Helping Hand with Scratching The DDJ-REV1 helps you have fun scratching but still gives the you control. You will still need to know the basics of scratching, but the Tracking Scratch feature will silently take the music back to the cue point the moment you move the jog wheel backward or lift their hand away, saving them from needing to close the fader and find the right track place to start the scratch again. All you need to do is to select the Tracking Scratch Pad mode, press a Performance Pad to choose your desired Scratch Crossfader Cuts pattern, and move the jog wheel. Mixed Microphone Audio: Easil

Pioneer DJ DDJ-REV1 Controller for Serato, Shure SV100 Mic Bundle