All user reviews for the Numark Total Control

I just acqurir this magnificent machine, here I am searching all over the forum how to walk ...
... not cool
supposed to be plug and play,
the plug and it looks

... Apparently many have this problem.

I have another pc, works with, fortunately ...
otherwise it's really cool to mix in After
But here's a fact that is not super compatible with all pc trs is boring, I prfre a gear or we must find the drivers gallery rather than a plug and play or something he n 'There is no updated in .... compatible and can
to forget to top it off! the instalation of tracktor maddens my antivirus! DTECT two trojan .... great for an installation CD

<strong>For how long have you been using it? 7 months

Did you try many other models before getting this one? Just testing CDJ-1000 and 400

What thing do you like most/least about it?

The + =
. Design in general
. The ease of use
. Compatibility

The - =
. The quality of plastics
. Fragility

What is your opinion about the value for the price? Good

Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice? With experience, I think I rather spend on the CD decks

Global:

I am satisfied with the Total Contral, I have not had a problem of compatibility, a fault? I left the fader that no longer works after 3 months of use and this is very annoying, even if the security market is love not having to use it</strong>

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For how long have you been using it?

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It has been over 1 year I use
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Did you try many other models before getting this one?

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Not with her that I got into the mix!
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What thing do you like most/least about it?

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+ It is very easy to use
+ It works very well with the software virtual dj
+ Scratch which is very good for the price

- Components such as cross fader and so are plastic
- Size
- Some are declaring beug

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What is your opinion about the value for the price?

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I had bought when it came out so 300euro the pack, but I think the value for money is not bad

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Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice? ..

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Probably yes!

I use it for a week, two hours per day with traktor LE (only sold with software)

I try any other model before purchasing it with the tc I threw myself into the mix

I like:
-Ease of use: AUBOUT a few minutes I think people enjoy already

-The possibilities: you can really do good things with

I do not like:
-Instalation rather laborious but happy after the

-Some sizzling knob: nothing really bad if you do not play in the evening

value for money is pretty good for the console itself without forgetting that you still have to add the little dj io (which is very good on the other hand is the instalation is very simple one or two minutes) and a headphone (for my denon hp from the 500 (too perfect)

I do it again this election without the least hesitation to show very good if you stick to DJing

The Numark Total Control is a DJ mixing control surface that resembles a DJ set with a mixer and 2 vinyls. The Numark Total Control was my first DJing experience and it was pretty good. It taught me a lot on how DJing worked and how to mix. It was a lot cheaper than a real DJ set with two turntables and a mixer, so my first try was with the Numark Total Control. What I found really good about it was how well it resembled a DJ set. It taught me a lot on how to mix and DJ before I got myself a real set. The Total Control had a lot of effects, knobs, faders, etc. They were all for mixing purposes and it taught me a lot on how the knobs work together and when to use each one of them. What was really annoying about it was how the jog wheels worked. You weren't able to scratch the jog wheel back and have the song rewind a little and repeat itself like a real vinyl would. You couldn't only scratch when the song was stopped. This made the Numark Total Control weak compared with all the other DJ control surfaces out there. The value of the Numark Total Control was good knowing that all the other DJ sets cost over $200. 100 dollars is a good value to start off with, forget anything under 100 dollars. The sound quality is good. When the song plays it's all good and sounds perfect, but sometimes the scratches you play sound bad, so you would need to listen to the scratch before doing it, which was disabled in Numark Total Control unless you bought the DJ I|O which was an extra $100 dollars. This was my first model and it was a good start to learn about DJing and mixing. I would recommend buying the real set first and practicing then, the Numark Total Control was good but it's much more efficient to save up for a real set.