Pioneer DDJ S1

[Incognito]

Incognito, I don't know how old you are, what your education is, or if perhaps you're mentally challenged/unstable, but based on this thread alone I'm thinking you should probably just stop right now. Seriously man, picking apart your arguments is like shooting fish in barrel (see below). Even you ask questions you don't want answers to. I mean if your not going to read other's posts, the least you could do is read your own lol.

Crazy man. Hilarious, but crazy.

That's the best you got????

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That's the best you got????

Nah, hardly, but it's more than adequate for this particular situation. No need pulling out the big guns for such a tiny issue. You've already proven that you are ill-equipped to deal with the the arguments and allegations you've chosen to post here. You've completely failed again to address any of my points or answer any of my questions put to you. You're toast and you know it which is why all you could respond with is "That's the best you got????" Dude, quit embarrassing yourself.

[Incognito]

Nah, hardly, but it's more than adequate for this particular situation. No need pulling out the big guns for such a tiny issue. You've already proven that you are ill-equipped to deal with the the arguments and allegations you've chosen to post here. You've completely failed again to address any of my points or answer any of my questions put to you. You're toast and you know it which is why all you could respond with is "That's the best you got????" Dude, quit embarrassing yourself.

You talk a lot yet say nothing....... You should work on that...

[DJAkash]

Why is there so much hate in this??? I asked an objective question, made my personal decision about the product. some people want fuel efficient nice cars, some want the truck with power, some want the fast gas guzzler, some just want a smooth ride. I just wanted to know other people's points of view on the DDJ S1, and through my own experience I chose the NS6 and it rocks for what I need from a controller. I would love to have both, but my budget is not currently that open. Thank you to everyone who gave advice

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You talk a lot yet say nothing....... You should work on that...

Still ignoring the points and questions I see. Sorry Incognito, you've been given several opportunities, but now have lost credibility. Bye bye.

Why is there so much hate in this???

That's a very good question. Unfortunately I have no idea why though. Best guess is that some people simply just don't want to hear opinions from different or opposing views. Strange indeed because you'd think that the more info the better for informed decision making. Even stranger is those who actually ask for opinions, but then don't want them and want to bash those who provided them. Bizarre behavior to say the least.

I asked an objective question, made my personal decision about the product. some people want fuel efficient nice cars, some want the truck with power, some want the fast gas guzzler, some just want a smooth ride. I just wanted to know other people's points of view on the DDJ S1, and through my own experience I chose the NS6 and it rocks for what I need from a controller. I would love to have both, but my budget is not currently that open. Thank you to everyone who gave advice

Agreed, no problem, and you're very welcome

[robscomputer]

I haven't the chance to try the S1 while it's running Itch but did test out the overall feel at the local Guitar Center. I really like the out lay of the controller, it does feel very close to the CDJ's. I'm not an entire fan of the Pinoeer CDJ feel, I never gotten over the jog wheel drag (maybe it's adjustable?) but feels like a grinding or there's a gear spinning inside. That being said, the S1 felt very close in terms of the Pioneer CDJ feel. I'm sure it will last just as long if not longer.

One question I did have is latency on the jog wheels. Is the S1 as responsive as a CDJ? Reason I ask is I recently bought a Vestax VCI-400SE with Traktor Pro 2 but the jog wheel latency is a let down over the nice controller. I'm running on a new Apple Macbook Pro so I don't think this is related to my laptop. I'm also not into the amount of fx's and other stuff, going back to Serato instead.

[DJWhiteChoco]

I haven't the chance to try the S1 while it's running Itch but did test out the overall feel at the local Guitar Center. I really like the out lay of the controller, it does feel very close to the CDJ's. I'm not an entire fan of the Pinoeer CDJ feel, I never gotten over the jog wheel drag (maybe it's adjustable?) but feels like a grinding or there's a gear spinning inside. That being said, the S1 felt very close in terms of the Pioneer CDJ feel. I'm sure it will last just as long if not longer.

One question I did have is latency on the jog wheels. Is the S1 as responsive as a CDJ? Reason I ask is I recently bought a Vestax VCI-400SE with Traktor Pro 2 but the jog wheel latency is a let down over the nice controller. I'm running on a new Apple Macbook Pro so I don't think this is related to my laptop. I'm also not into the amount of fx's and other stuff, going back to Serato instead.

I have a VCI300 with ITCH and I love the response of the platters, But of course its with ITCH. My first controller was on traktor but i never had the abilty to scratch on it. IF the VCI400 is anywhere near then it should be cool. ITch also has a option to controll the latency, does Traktor have an option to?

[DJStevieRay]

Just picked up the S1 this past weekend and I am getting used to it. It is insanely responsive while controlling Itch. I also tried it with VDJ on my MBP, and it works well EXCEPT for scratching, there is an issue with scratching.