Denon Mc7000 Djay Pro

09.04.2020

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Denon DJ MC7000 Pro DJ Controller The Denon MC7000 is the professional DJ controller with 4-channel Serato DJ capability and dual USB connections. Bo norr by djay pro. These two USB audio interfaces enable two DJs to play together (on their preferred DJ software) or 'hand off' in a truly seamless, uninterrupted manner. The MC7000 is the professional DJ controller with 4-channel and dual USB connections. While the MC7000 comes as Serato DJ Ready, it also functions well with other popular DJ platforms, like Virtual DJ 8. This setup guide will walk through the complete setup and routing for the Denon MC7000 inside Traktor Pro. Denon DJ MC7000 - Complete Setup and Routing in Virtual DJ Professional The MC7000 is a professional DJ controller with 4-channel and dual USB connections. Master tempo wiki. While the MC7000 comes Serato DJ Ready, it also functions well with other popular DJ platforms, like Virtual DJ 8. The MC7000 also includes the full version of Serato DJ Pro, plus, 3 creative expansion packs (Pitch ‘n Time, Flip and Video), enabling DJ’s to empower their musical, remix and visual style - to the max!

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Denon Mc7000 Review

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Denon DJ just announced the MC7000 controller for Serato DJ at DJ Expo 2016. It’s a four-channel controller that comes with two USB ports onboard for connecting up to two laptops for easy DJ switchovers, two 6″ touch-sensitive jogwheels with 16 performance pads, and dedicated key sync and key change controls all housed in a rugged chassis. It’s also compatible with Serato DVS for those who want to use timecode vinyl or CDs.

The MC7000 looks a lot like the MCX8000 minus the screens and USB thumb drive inputs: you’ve still got the performance pads and platters, four-deck control, and even needle search. It adds in some nifty features that don’t appear on the MCX8000 though, like twin USB jacks for back to back DJ sets, and the aforementioned dedicated key sync and key select controls that let you match the musical keys of songs or change them on the fly for more hands-on harmonic mixing performances.

The Denon DJ MC7000 is smaller than the flagship MCX8000, which would appeal to DJs looking for a more compact controller that’s easier to take to the gig. It’s well-specified, and looks to be a top-shelf controller for DJs who prefer to use a laptop running Serato DJ. Stay tuned for our hands on review of the unit in the coming weeks.