Numark Mixtrack Platinum FX - DJ Controller For Serato DJ with 4 Deck Control, DJ Mixer, Built-in Audio Interface, Jog Wheel Displays and FX Paddles

The product is great features up .i love it I use it for my own personal projects

sometimes its working,most of the time not working the scratch sensor,

Mega Spaß mit dem Numark Mixtrack Platinum FX!Ich hab den Numark Mixtrack Platinum FX jetzt eine Weile im Einsatz und muss sagen: Richtig geiles Teil! 🎧🔥 Super einfach zu bedienen, macht mega Spaß und ist perfekt für alle, die ins DJing einsteigen oder einfach nur Zuhause ein bisschen mixen wollen.Besonders feier ich die Jogwheel-Displays – die zeigen direkt BPM & Position an, sodass man nicht ständig auf den Laptop glotzen muss. Auch die Effektpaddel sind top, damit lassen sich coole Übergänge und Drops raushauen.Was mir auch richtig gut gefällt: Man kann easy SoundCloud verknüpfen und hat direkt Zugriff auf ne Menge Tracks – kein nerviges Rumgesuche nach Musik mehr! Das Audio-Interface macht seinen Job, Sound kommt sauber rüber und das Ding fühlt sich insgesamt echt wertig an.Fazit: Einfach zu bedienen, macht mega Laune und ist sein Geld absolut wert. Klare Empfehlung für alle, die Bock aufs Auflegen haben! 🔥

İlk defa böyle bir ürün alarak yeni bir hobiye başlamış bulundum. Araştırmalarıma göre benzer fiyatlarda rakiplerinin üzerinde özellikleri var. Cihaz sorunsuz geldi, herhangi bir sıkıntı yaşamadım. Malzeme kalitesi de güzel, oyuncak gibi hissettirmiyor.

I had my old DJ controller for about 5 years. Over time, you can tell it was showing its age (missing knobs, not working as efficiently, etc).I had a Numark when I started my career. Was happy with the quality and features. I decided to buy this one and it works better than I imagined.Would recommend!

Great product!!!!!

Awesome

Excelente

I have a lot of experience using different controllers for my DJ work and i have got to say that as far as the lower end of high performing deck controllers, the Numark Platinum FX is certainly one of the better pieces of equipment i have ever had the pleasure to own and work with. let me take you through both the pros and cons of what i have experienced so far for this piece of equipment:PROS:) Has options to plug directly into the controller itself instead of trying to work out the audio channels for your audio cue. this makes mixing sounds and previewing them so much better.)AUX cables for external speakers. super convenient to have as i can plug in amps and even a subwoofer if i want to without having to go through extra steps to make sure my computer has the ability to run it.)external microphone jack. so now i can actually put in the ability to use a stage microphone which in most cases especially when trying to make announcements or speak during parts of a mashup im making, i can do so without the curse of having weird background noises from a computer mic set up.)smooth and easy to use hardware. picking this up and using it is easy enough as long as you have a basic understanding already of how things work. being able to run 2 decks for songs then 2 separate decks so i can play loops and stems in addition to the music opens up the possibility to mix matching and remixing music for me i was not able to before.and nowCONS:)as well made and intuitive this controller can be, shifting between decks 1 and 3 as well as 2 and 4 comes with some difficulty. you have to push down on the shift key then while holding it you press scratch and that tells the hardware that your now using the other deck on that particular side that you pushed the buttons on. as simple as it may seem, it can be difficult, especially during critical moments when trying to execute a drop that requires the coordination of 2 decks in addition to the primary deck playing its song i dont see why it wouldnt make more sense to introduce a toggle switch or even just have a completely different set of buttons that all you have to do is push it. for that matter... why is the shift key and the scratch button all the way apart on opposite ends of each deck? why not just have them closer and positioned so i dont have to use 2 hands or awkwardly stretch my hand to just to shift to the other deck.)buttons and slides and toggles sometimes dont register. what i mean by this is if i swap decks real fast and try to twist a couple of dials and drop the volume down if i move to fast or dont have everything positioned just right when i make my swaps and audio changes the commands sometimes dont register in the hardware so the software wont register either. this leads to undesired overlap of sounds sometimes ruining an otherwise perfectly good mix recording or the perfect set up to a drop or well executed fade out in a song transition or failure to transition a song correctly.) make the FX buttons customizable. as nice as it is to have the flanger and phaser and what have you readily available, i dont have the ability to change those buttons from those functions to instead run something like noise or pitch/speed changes on the fly when i want and need them to happen. if i go through the settings of my software and painsakingly make those changes that means i have to change the function of my FX buttons through a long and tedious process that during a DJ set i frankly dont have the time to deal with or do. so its either your stuck with your preset FX effects from the start of your set till the end or risk fumbling while trying to fight your software and switch decks in a difficult wayOVERALL:Its a good piece of hardware and as frustrating as it can be in its moments, it also has brought along some of my most incredible sounds and transitions. i would most certainly recommend this controller to anyone however, best to get experience with maybe a nuwmark mixtrack pro 3 or something first and get used to playing with only 2 decks at a time before taking on this beast and its 2deck to 4 deck shift key set up.Thank you Numark for this excellent piece of equipment!

En cuanto al funcionamiento, uso, versatilidad, efectos, precios, compatibilidad con Serato, 9.5.Me gustaría que le agregaran un manual un poco más detallado de los botones, ejemplo: como usar el Cue, aunque ya lo descubrí pero me hubiera ahorrado tiempo en experimentar.Con lo que tuve problema es en que se no escuchaba en la Laptop, si tarde tiempo en entender el porqué no se escuchaba en la Laptop teniendo todo conectado. Y descubrí que hay que conectar la consola primero antes de prender la Laptop (uso Windows 10) , de otra forma no se escucha.A pesar del detalle de que no se escuchaba al principio, estoy muy feliz con la consola.

First thing's first: I'm old, and I didn't know people were beatmatching by pressing a "Sync" button until I got this thing. Who knew? While beatmatching doesn't matter a ton with the music I play live, I can see the "sync" being helpful for beginner DJs.I don't care about having tons of bells and whistles. I play mostly new wave and goth, and my audiences want to hear the songs the way they were recorded. Having a little sampler built in is cute, but I'll never use it. I really just wanted something that was easy to transport, didn't have a huge learning curve, and was laid out like regular non-computer mixers I'd used in the past.Honestly, this controller does so much more than I need it to do... I only chose this model because I wanted the LED displays (remember: I'm old) and wanted a built-in sound card and mic input. Maybe I could have found something cheaper that does what I need, but I didn't find anything that seemed as well-built. I'm happy with my purchase for sure.I'd never used Serato until I got this controller. I played around with it (Serato Lite) for a few weeks and just couldn't get into the workflow. Using this controller with Serato actually made me dislike the controller at first! Fortunately, this controller works great with Virtual DJ, as tragic as that software's name is, and now I really enjoy it.The only drawback I'm seeing is that only having RCA outputs isn't going to work for some people. I mostly play music at regular bars and parties, not big clubs, so I'm fine going without.

For the price it is a really good product. Almost plug and play. The screen on the wheels are really nice. I would like if the play/stop button were touch but a little tap will do it fine.

I bought this because my other controller is huge and I wanted something compact to spin with at home. (I Play House Boom Bap and Soul).Using virtualdj, the controllers response to action is crisp and quick. I even played with mapping a few buttons. It's a bit complicated but possible . The long pitch faders allow one to lock in tight when blending or mixing tracks I had no problem layering acapellas over beats. The up and cross faders are pretty good for blends. As for scratching, the crossfader is not replaceable,so be advised.The sampler is good you can load just about any sound and trigger them with the 8 pads. You can create multiple trigger banks as well.IThe buttons are stiff so you will have a slight delay when pressing them. Adjustments can be done inside the software. It has the standard 1/4 and 3.5 jack for phones. It also has a mic input and volume control. This is the area when an improvement can be made.You can't run the mic through the software so no live mic or podcasting unless you run the controller through a mix board Maybe it will be possible in the future.The soundcard is built in and is " bright" . I mean the mids and highs can be overpowering. Some Eq work night help. It has no compressor like upper end units, however it's ok for the price. I bought the unit in October of 2020 and at the time of this review it's doing wellI would recommend this controller for beginners. The value is well worth the price.It has all you need and more with room to grow,and I would buy it again.Additional note: if you have a USB microphone you can route it thru the softwareGo to audioSelect mic and channelsGo to master screen and turn the mic onYou should be good to go