Aside from at least rca output, these controllers check off many of the requested updates from the previous models and provide some functionality even higher end controllers do not like a usb c port, Bluetooth midi control, acapella/instrumental controls and even a rare crossfader fx button. And they’re very affordable.
Thanks for the feedback @eyeseeyou01. I agree, however, personally I’m okay with the 3.5mm mini stereo jack over RCAs on this unit. Most likely I would connect it to a Minirig speaker anyway.
Same although it’s a little strange they include a 3.5 to rca jack cable. Makes sense for the go but on the party would’ve made sense for rca jacks. Either way I’m picking up the GO
I actually think it’s a better controller for my casual mixing than the reloop ready I’ve just picked up. A little less features in some ways but more updated to today’s version of djay pro plus it costs way less.
The reviewer mentioned that whatever features are shown on the controller are what are unlocked. I already pay for the service so doesn’t affect me but would be great to confirm since “stems” is a major functionality.
I started with a DJTouch2Go2, which I still keep around for setting cues on the couch, and this updated version is everything I would have wanted them to improve. It’s obviously lacking a lot, but very workable in my opinion.
The lights on the Party Mix are silly and make a parody of someone legit trying to start out.
I picked up one of these and I think I’ve found a bug.
Pressing or using the “acapel” or “instru” button to utilize the neural mix function disables the “mute fx”.
I noticed this immediately that when muting the vocals or instrumental it was a hard cut. The pad mode neural mix/stems doesn’t have this behavior and still echos out.