Like the DDJ-SR, the DDJ-SB is compact, light and USB powered – with a professional design and build to ensure it is robust and stylish enough to be at home in any environment. Plus a dedicated website will support DDJ-SB users through set up, preparing and mixing, and advanced skills such as scratching and recording. So they’ll have a free hand to remix and mash-up tracks using the DDJ-SB’s tactile performance controls, including eight Performance Pads, two highly responsive jog wheels, and manual high/low pass filters on each channel. New to this entry level controller is the industry’s first Filter Fade, which helps aspiring DJs create seamless mixes by adding a high pass filter to the crossfader – enabling smoother transitions with just one control. Alternatively DJs can purchase the full Serato DJ for plug-and-play control of even more exciting features. The DDJ-SB is even more compact and portable than the premium DDJ-SX and DDJ-SR controllers, yet it offers the same intuitive operability, with plug-and-play access to the bundled Serato DJ Intro software’s loops, Hot Cues, samples and FX. Seamless control: introducing the entry-level DDJ-SB two-channel controllerħ th November 2013: Pioneer’s range of professional controllers designed for Serato DJ has a new addition, with the launch of the entry level DDJ-SB. Let’s have a look at what Pioneer has in store for you:
UPDATE: Contrary to what the PR says, it is out for Christmas! Retailers will be getting a boost this year. So it comes as some surprise to me that the new Pioneer DDJ-SB Serato DJ Intro powered controller is coming out in January and not before Christmas.
When I first read this press release, I was blown away with the product and the price, to the point where I completely missed the ETA, which I put down to not even having had a cup of tea yet, let alone breakfast this morning.
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