All user reviews for the Behringer B-Control Deejay BCD2000

The drivers are stable?
NO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They are often updated?
NO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The installation is done it without problems?
NO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Not as complex as the manufacturer Behringer)
The manual is clear and sufficient?
NO !!!!!!!!! (No manual online help)
Have you experienced any incompatibilities?
YES !!!!!!! (Well yes LoL)

For how long have you been using it?
I do not know what to do with my BCD 2000 she sleeps in that bag, served with 1 time 5 times in the evening.

What thing do you like most/least about it?
Pros: None.
Cons: TOO ...

I put 1 / 10 for effort.

What you say one word comes to mind HORRIBLE!

Compatibility with existing software and with hazardous fader to a chisel Behringer attacked us out of the ultimate product for a good headlock.
Tea too sensitive, leveling that adjusts constantly default recognition by the PC 1 time on 10, which increases every single pitch, setting headphone, Knob not recognized by the software so unusable, poor internal sound card, software supplied with machine and developed by Behringer (the fear I) unusable and incomprehensible ...

But I'll stop there, with this you will understand machine avoided, go your way keep your money save money and you take a Vestax VCI-100. For me it's what I have done.

https://fr.audiofanzine.com/surface-de-controle-dj/vestax/VCI-100/avis/

Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice? ...
NO I will not surment the Vestax even if it is 3 times more expensive.

For how long have you been using it?
1 year + + but I do not use more

Did you try many other models before getting this one?
Cdj 100s / 500 / 800 / 1000

What thing do you like most/least about it?

The least
Ohhhhhh bugs per kilo, the pitch instability crash right in the mix, and so on, and this has been used at home for fun and learn a little dijing the can, without more, I 's use with virtual dj is the only software that makes using a bit nice

Plus, the moment any idea can be the price
In short for those seeking to learn the basics of business without this ruined it might do the trick, but the plan changed after 4 to 6 months

Before, I used a Hercules, like many others, and the hardware level, I prefer the Behringer.

Unlike the Hercules, the buttons on the BCD 2000 are much reactive, do not support such a savage for sthg happens, so the CUE are much better off.

on the other hand, what bothers me most is the lack of software compatibility.
I learned on the Internet that the microphone will never be usable via Virtual DJ. With the console, we are given B-DJ, which is frankly not very aesthetically pleasing. So I bought FutureDecks Pro, which has more mouths, but BIG problem: My PC crashed (totally blue screen while I've never otherwise) for sound! So believe me it's pretty annoying.

You should also know: it is impossible to install your console if you use a 64-bit OS, while this type of OS is required to replace those 32-bit ...

In short, I am happy with the console, but not followed. And unfortunately, we can not use it without software ...

I've been using the BCD2000 for two years. I wouldn't give it away except for a BCD3000. The handling is not easy for beginners, but once you get control of it, your mixes will become more interesting.

The BCD allows you to create your own personal sound world. Both rear analog inputs make it more versatile and allow you to make almost anything.

Pros & cons:
+ Easy to use, short learning curve
+ Compact size, light weight, easily transportable
+ Traktor support
+ DirectX plugins
+ Integration of external gear

- Quality of the controls
- BDJ software is not reliable and requires too much RAM
- Is it easy to make settings?
Yes

- Is the user's manual clear and comprehensive?
No, I didn't read it.

- Is it easy to access the main functions?
Yes
- Does it generate noise?
No

- Recording quality?
WAV files are freely editable!
- How long have you been using it?
Already two years

- How would you rate its value for money?
OK. The only limit is your imagination, regardless of the product you buy

- Based on your experience, would you buy this product again?
Yes, or a BCD3000.

Originally written by beebux on Audiofanzine FR.