Does anyone have any info on Voxoa M70 mixer?

[theillone]

Looks very interesting. 2 channel, midi mixer.


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[contra]

Wow that's REALLY nice!!!
I've never heard of voxoa. Time to google!!

[nimbus]

I have info on my website... >>> HERE <<< (http://djnimbu4.wix.com/teknow#!m70)

[nimbus]

Voxoa is the company that makes the DJC.4 for Stanton, the ST150 turntables, the Citronic version of the DJC, the Stanton CD players, American Audio Versadeck.. and gear for a whole bunch of DJ gear companies. Their factory is in Guangdong China, and their quality control is top notch. (keep in mind ALL the current DJ brands are manufactured in China.. even NI and Pioneer).
I'm not a retailer or exporter, but I can get some gear directly from the factory if you are interested. Just made the Traktor Scratch maps and Serato maps for some of the gear...

[Estacy]

looks like a beefed up Pioneer T1

[ReelDiel]

@ nimbus. If you want to advertise get a vendor account. Second of all can some explain to me where the "illumanated hi-resolution touch sensitve jog wheels" are located. This is exactly why people should not waste there money on this type of shit.

So what if NI, Pioneer etc are built in China. They have two things worldwide customer suppourt, and quality control.

Buyer BEWARE! Unless of course its $100 and your a a gambler.

[ReelDiel]

Oh no my first neg rep : "None of the points you mentioned are backed by evidence. Just refrain from talking."

I will gladly just explain two things: Where are the jog wheels? Also please send a link to your customer service sites in the United States? Thanks Numnuts.

[contra]

I'm a bit like ReelDeel here. The ad is saying that it's a Traktor Scratch certified mixer but it's not listed on the NI website anywhere as certified.
I can agree with Nimbus on one thing though (unless it's a blatant copy)....the buttons on the mixer do remind me of Stanton's DJC. That's actually the first thing I noticed when I saw a pic of it.

[nimbus]

I'm a bit like ReelDeel here. The ad is saying that it's a Traktor Scratch certified mixer but it's not listed on the NI website anywhere as certified.
I can agree with Nimbus on one thing though (unless it's a blatant copy)....the buttons on the mixer do remind me of Stanton's DJC. That's actually the first thing I noticed when I saw a pic of it.

Voxoa make the DJc4 (its an OEM model) so.. cough.. not a blatent copy of anything.

Its not Traktor scratch certified.. its traktor scratch ready.. which means Traktor scratch with no need for extra hardware. Akiyama have the tempest that is the big brother of the DJC4.. with a ton of extra features... its certified and is in the Traktor set-up wizard.... that is all that "traktor scratch certified" buys you.


The fact is that you can make any audio device work with traktor scratch if you use asio4all drivers. The M70 has this built in to the firmware already.


And as for calling me a vendor of cheap crap.. to the ignorant guy a few posts up.... Someone asked for information on the M70.. and i have information, so I am offering an answer to the question. Just because the product is OEM doesnt mean it has poor support. Native Instruments have the worst support by comparison.. in my own and others experience. There is a good reason dozens of large companies use Voxoa products world-wide... they are good products with very low failure rate and that I proudly use.

Drivers and manuals here: http://djnimbu4.wix.com/teknow#!m70 if you want to read something about it or have closer look. I'm pretty happy with my demo unit that has been rockin at parties for the last 6 months.

When i become an international vendor I'll be sure to look into a vendor account ;)

[LJay]

Its not Traktor scratch certified.. its traktor scratch ready.. which means Traktor scratch with no need for extra hardware. Akiyama have the tempest that is the big brother of the DJC4.. with a ton of extra features... its certified and is in the Traktor set-up wizard.... that is all that "traktor scratch certified" buys you.

So you can use the midi buttons on it. Big deal! YOU CAN'T USE THIS MIXER WITH TRAKTOR SCRATCH TIMECODE since its not certified. You can use timecode only on VDJ, Mixvibes and other "open" DVS's. This is pointless with Traktor in DVS-use except for cue points and effects. You'll still need Audio4/6/8/10-interfacebox to use it with Traktor's timecode. Please state that on your website.

[theillone]

Voxoa make the DJc4 (its an OEM model) so.. cough.. not a blatent copy of anything.

Its not Traktor scratch certified.. its traktor scratch ready.. which means Traktor scratch with no need for extra hardware. Akiyama have the tempest that is the big brother of the DJC4.. with a ton of extra features... its certified and is in the Traktor set-up wizard.... that is all that "traktor scratch certified" buys you.


The fact is that you can make any audio device work with traktor scratch if you use asio4all drivers. The M70 has this built in to the firmware already.


And as for calling me a vendor of cheap crap.. to the ignorant guy a few posts up.... Someone asked for information on the M70.. and i have information, so I am offering an answer to the question. Just because the product is OEM doesnt mean it has poor support. Native Instruments have the worst support by comparison.. in my own and others experience. There is a good reason dozens of large companies use Voxoa products world-wide... they are good products with very low failure rate and that I proudly use.

Drivers and manuals here: http://djnimbu4.wix.com/teknow#!m70 if you want to read something about it or have closer look. I'm pretty happy with my demo unit that has been rockin at parties for the last 6 months.

When i become an international vendor I'll be sure to look into a vendor account ;)


Thanks for the info, sir.

[nimbus]

Thanks for the info, sir.

To confirm...

Currently all the features work with Traktor PRO, including the audio interface. However because of certification for Traktor SCRATCH, If you are a Registered user you still need a NI card connected to the computer if you want the DVS timecode function to work. the M70 is no longer lined up to be certified, nor will it be in the future.