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Pioneer DDJ-ERGO-V Virtual DJ LE DJ Controller
This ultra-compact controller gives any music enthusiast the ability to make their own unique music mixes. Bundled with the Virtual DJ Limited Edition software by Atomix Productions, the DDJ-ERGO controller enables consumers to be creative with their music collection as soon as they take the unit out of the box. The new controller also incorporates MIDI functionality, making it possible to be used with other MIDI compatible DJ software. The stylish controller is designed using contoured edges with black, white and gradient colors and a large 115 mm platter for increased operability. The system also features Pulse Control that illuminates various areas of the controller to assist in the mixing process.
Specifications & Features:
- Compatible with Serato DJ Intro Software
- Bundled software: Virtual DJ LE Input terminals
- Input terminals:
- MIC x 1 (1/4 inch PHONE), AUX x 1 (RCA)
- Output terminals:
- MASTER OUT x 2 (1/4 inch PHONE x 1, RCA x 1),
- HEADPHONE MONITOR OUT x 2 (front 1/4 inch PHONE, MiniPin)
- Other terminals: USB B terminal x 1
- Frequency range: 20Hz - 20kHz
- Total harmonic distortion: 0.006% or less
- S/N ratio: 101 dB
- External dimensions:
- 21.8 in (W) x 11 in (D) x 4 in (H)
- (when removing the feet: 21.8 in (W) x 11 in (D) x 2.4 in (H)
- Weight: 6.3 lbs
- Take anywhere with USB power and plug-and-play connectivity
- Sleek, stylish ergonomic design
- Included Virtual DJ LE software
- High quality built-in audio interface
- Pulse Control provides visual prompts via various types of illuminations directly on the unit
- Personalized user interface for custom audio/video control with any MIDI compatible software
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Ratings Distribution
67%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
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- Reviewer Profile:
- Quality oriented (3)
- Computer Platform:
- PC (3)
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Pros
- Easy To Install
- Easy To Navigate
- Fast
- Great Value
Cons
Best Uses
- Home Use
- Multimedia
Comments about Pioneer DDJ-ERGO-V Digital DJ Controller:
Ive been dj'in for about 10 years now. started out on the 1200's and still use them everyday. I was looking for a cheap controller but also wanted a quaility product. The ergo was it! Litterly 15minutes after recieving it I was using it live in a club. Installed softwear and drivers no problems at all. Sounds great, the ladies love "the pretty lights", easy to use. Buttons are kinda close to eachother but after 4hrs of using it no mess ups lol. It was a toss up between getting the numark n4 or the ergo for me. I went with the ergo because the buttons are not that cheap rubber you get when you buy numark products and with a name like pioneer behind it you cant go wrong. The buttons are very responsvise and easliy pushed in correctly. Ive found that some of the numark controllers, the rubber buttons make it hard to hit the correct time. The only downside to the ergo but isnt a big deal is it only has 2 volume instead of 4, also cannot use it as a standalone mixer w turntables. Nothing is ever gonna be the same as 2 turntables but this is pretty darn close. The scratching on it is not too bad. Id compair it close to the ns6 as far as scratching goes. The jog wheels are big enuff to get good movements in your scratching, unlike the s4 and hercules controllers wich feel like your trying to turn a little small wheel. All n all i really like it and would reccomed it. I have used it live in clubs and live streamin over the internet with no complants at all. As far as people saying its cheap plastic, what do you think all the other controllers are nowadays? The ergo feels solid to me and Ive used pretty much all the controllers the big names sell. As long as you dont abuse it I think the ergo will be a piece of equipment that you can count on time n time again.
- Primary use:
- Personal
- Computer Platform:
- PC
Pros
- Pretty To Look At
Cons
- Button Label hard To Read
- Cheap Plastic Feel
- Difficult To Navigate
- Distorted Sound
- Distracting LEDs
- Hard To Install or Upgrade
- Illogical Layout
- Knobs Difficult To Use
- Knobs Feel Generic
- NO Advanced Config Opts
- No Audio Meters
- No Booth Volume Controll
- No Discrete On Board FX
- NO Dual Descrete Stereo
- No External Power Supply
- No Mic or Aux Cue
- Not Club Grade
- Not Enough Buttons
- Not Stand Alone
- To Large For Backpack
Best Uses
- Bedroom
- Beginners
- Home Gatherings
Comments about Pioneer DDJ-ERGO-V Digital DJ Controller:
I thought I found the perfect controller; something designed specifically for Virtual DJ. However, the audio quality is far from good. This could be a driver issue, but there is definitely issues with the sound randomly popping and crackling (Even on the most powerful optimized PC). My DJ Hercules Trim 4&6 sounds way better and was more than $300 cheaper. The layout design for both decks is both mirror and duplicate. This causes confusion and accidental button pushes. Also, took 2 days to configure to get it to sound half way decent. Pulsing lights are gimmicky and really don't work for DJs who already know what they doing. I bought this unit so that I could control Virtual DJ in both the club via External Mixer, and school events / weddings as an all in one unit. But it fails to delivery quality for all big venues.
- Primary use:
- Business
- Computer Platform:
- PC
Pros
- Easy To Install
- Easy To Navigate
- Fast
- Great Value
- Powerful
Cons
- Compatibility Issues
Best Uses
- Home Use
Comments about Pioneer DDJ-ERGO-V Digital DJ Controller:
It's very easy to set up and start using, and is definitely great for beginners.
If you're willing to spend a little more for a lot more quality and specifications, I'd get Native Instrument's Traktor Kontrol S4.
- Primary use:
- Personal
- Computer Platform:
- PC
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Is this equipment (product) compatible with a Hewlett Packard laptop?Asked on 12/10/2011 by Omarjadhir from San Juan, Puerto Rico2 answers
A:
It depends what operating system you are using. If your Hewlett Packard computer has a recent version of Windows then it should work. You also need to be running a DJ software program in order to use this product on your Windows PC, it is recomended you use the Serato DJ software. feel free to call us with any more questions. 800 945 9300.Answered on 12/12/2011 by Garrett from Cypress, CAA:
Need atleast 2gig of ram to run any music software correctly.Answered on 12/27/2011 by dj loinz from ohio
Q:
will it ever be able to work with seratoAsked on 11/27/2011 by GHANDI from US VIRGIN ISLANDS1 answer
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At this point I believe that the Ergo is non compatible with Serato. There are rumors that sometime in 2012 there will be upgrades which will allow the Ergo to be compatible with Serato but these rumors are not confirmed. Feel free to check our website or call periodically to check for updates. 1800 945 9300Answered on 11/30/2011 by GARRETT from Cypress, CA
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On the pssl add (the video) on the product page for the ddj-ergo it is written on screen "4 deck mixing", is that true Eventhough it only has 2 levels? I hope its true, that's the make or break for me.Asked on 11/25/2011 by dj jaycee from south florida2 answers
A:
The DDJ-Ergo is a 2 channel controller. What you saw in the video must have been an error. If you are looking for a relatively inexpensive 4 channel controller I would recommend the Native Instruments S4, it is a grat bargain because it comes with the full version of the Traktor DJ Software. If you have any more questions feel free to give us a call. 800-945-9300.Answered on 5/10/2012 by Garrett from Cypress, CAA:
Yes it is... There is a switch that you can alternate between decks A and C - B and D...Answered on 12/14/2011 by Eddie T. from Recife - Brazil
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Does this have the option to run 4 channels similar to other systems with 2 track slides? I hope this can do 4 channel mixing. I saw on a review on YouTube that said that.Asked on 11/25/2011 by JJjetplane from florida1 answer
A:
Its meant to be a 2 channel mixer but with inputs being MIC x 1 (1/4 inch PHONE), AUX x 1 (RCA) you might be able to. Just not too sureAnswered on 12/23/2011 by Jack from Cypress, CA
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Does this product have a scratch feature?Asked on 11/21/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
A:
Yes, the ERGO has a scratch feature. For more information , please call 1800-268-5520Answered on 11/22/2011 by Rishi from Cypress, CA
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Can you scratch as if it were a vinyl ?Asked on 11/20/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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Yes, the ERGO has a scratching feature. For more information, please call 1800-268-5520Answered on 11/21/2011 by Rishi from Cypress, CA
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