You Don’t Need To Spend Loads To Start DJing

[eroberts]

I started DJing 6 months ago and this is the same controller I use. Just did my 1st wedding and wedding reception last week and i rocked the hell out of it.

[nicopaduamusic]

Bro touching the deck like hes allergic to it

[zolatrm]

Yayyyy!!! I started with a DDJSB3 and a DDJ-400 4 years ago. Played a big electronic music festival this year in my city. This week I pick up my XDJ-XZ as a congrats for the progress from a 10yr-old laptop and starter controller. Keep it up!

[TheSFFV]

Great job showing you don't need to start. Get out there and practice.

[apexpredator_jku]

We got bedroom DJs just learning to beat match with 4 CDJ 3000s and a v10. That's $15k worth of gear.... it's insane.
We have "gatekeeper" DJs that breed this, "if you want to be a real DJ then you need to learn on the Industry Standard gear" mentality.

[_LuckyCharmz]

I use the Rev1 for my club. Over a year now and it’s still going strong. I feel bigger controllers are over kill, you still get paid the same amount of money and if someone spills drink all over it, you just buy another one🙏🏽 Ps I’m from Techniques gang. The struggle was real carrying vinyl, portability is the way to go🙏🏽

[JRthepyroguy]

I know dj's that have expensive equipment and don't know how to dj for s**t. I rock parties with my ns7ii. And have fun. Set is 🔥

[antonkevin]

I started out with my LaunchPad Mkii and Virtual DJ back in 2017 and then in 2018 I had a genuine interest in DJing and got the Pioneer DDJ - 400 ( At the time one of the best, if not the best beginner / intermediate controller in the market ), after I hit my skill cap on that controller after a few years I switched to the Pioneer DDJ - 1000 RB and have been enjoying it a lot. It helped me make some crazy performance sets that I cud play at events and got me familiarized with the club standard setup. As long as u progress without giving up any investment is a great investment !

[samiakmw]

Is not one going to talk about how smooth that transition to the next song was 💀
Fire 🔥

[The-Gipper]

All the gadgets and tricks in the world are no match for years of experience. Practice is key.
Creativity is a must.

[thatwhiteasianguy]

I'm about to invest in CDJ's after DJ'ing for 8 years. I literally spent the first 5+ years on CHEAP stuff, and mastered it to the ground. Hands down the best way to do it, keep crushing it 🔥

[dylanmalone]

I first learned to dj on virtual dj with the on screen mixer using a mouse lol. It's definitely not the best way to learn but you'll get the basics. One good thing about it is you have to mix fast

[cheapshotfishing]

For any beginners in here looking for a fiest controller, i cant speak to pioneer's other offerings but at this price point id strongly consider the roland dj-202, its a very good controller with a built in sequencer.

[Anthony-pztl]

Can’t recommend enough a laptop stand like the one in this video 👌🏽 Game changer

[TheSpaceMann]

Keep using it well with the skills you have nevermind how much it cost👍

[djsulliaman]

If u have the money DDJ 400 is good and DDJ FLX series is also perfect for beginners

[VINTAGEMALI]

I love the quick hands while mixes are on point

[TruPowerMedia]

You just inspired me to buy my gear for my rave festivals 🎧 ❤ God Bless You

[VHarvey]

I started DJING with a Numark party mix nothing fancy .

[julianmark]

Its all in the skill guys as long as u learn the fundermental skills u can play on anything 💯🙏