#Pioner djm 2000 plus

The new DJM-2000 is also equipped with an evolved Beat Effect, a highly acclaimed function of the DJM series. The unique new EQ cross fader takes frequency mixing to a whole new level.Įvolved Beat Effects manipulate every frequency and alter sound to the beat We have added three kinds of performance modes: the Frequency Mix enables a more precise music mix, the Sidechain Remix has seven kinds of dynamic effects, and the four types of MIDI mode allow the DJ to use a computer – making every DJing scenario possible. Our industry first 5.8-inch large LCD multi-touch panel display means the DJ can see and hear the result of effects, while easily and intuitively operating the mixer like no other before. Plus, the three Effect sections can be used in combination, giving the DJ all the more scope for original arrangements.ĥ.8 inch Full-Colour, Multi-touch Display DJs can add arrangements to music by not just rotary control, but via Tap and the new Trace method within the three Effect sections. We have laid out the interface in the centre of the mixer to give intuitive performance. Interface layout allows more originality in arranging music The DJM-2000 will be debuted at the MixMove Show in Paris on 14th March and at Musikmesse, Frankfurt on 24th March, with DJs being able to get their hands on this beauty in June. We guess our mixer must have got lost in the post. Pioneer’s top of the range mixer was developed with the help of a number of international DJs like James Zabiela, Roger Sanchez, Eddie Halliwell, Tom Middleton, the Swedish House Mafia, Paul Woolford, John ‘00’ Fleming and Radio 1’s Kutski.

#Pioner djm 2000 plus

The four-channel digital mixer is dominated by a 5.8-inch multitouch screen allowing DJs to employ touch panel effects and check them visually while ‘bubble scratching‘ down some ‘massive’ tunes.ĭesigned to cwtch up with the matching CDJ-2000 players and sporting enough knobs, sliders and buttons to control the Large Hadron Collider, this mixer is not aimed at the likes of Ron’s Mobile Disco (every Saturday at the Dog & Duck, Grimethorpe, ladies in free), a fact reflected by the decidedly upmarket $3,000 price tag.įor pros though, the DJM-2000 serves up a compelling package, with an integrated audio effects suite packing six dedicated processors, multitouch music control, six kinds of effects (Noise, HPF, LPF, JET, ZIP & Crush), three kinds of performance modes ( Frequency Mix, Sidechain Remix and Evolved Beat Effects), plus a host of other hi-tech goodies. And then probably need a change of sheets in the morning. We’re no strangers to throwing down tunes at Wirefresh (we run our own London club after all) but Pioneer’s new DJM-2000 is the kind of kit we can only dream of.