All stock codes associated to this product
4780730
DJControl Instinct
Free your DJing instinct
Description
2-deck DJ controller
- 2 jog wheels with pressure detection
- Mixer controls in center, deck controls on left and right sides
Built-in audio outputs for mix and previewing
- Mix: 2 RCA outputs + 1/8" stereo mini-jack output for active speakers
- Preview: 1/8" stereo mini-jack output for headphones
Pressure-detecting jog wheels
- Scratch by pressing down on the wheel, as naturally as with a vinyl record
- The wheels also bend the pitch and browse within tracks
Compact and user-friendly
- Compact: 10.4 x 7.4" = 26.5 x 18.7 cm
- USB bus-powered (attached USB cable => cant lose the cable)
- Weight: < 2.2 lbs / 1 kg
Technical specifications
DJUCEDTM DJ software
Function-rich software for both beginners and advanced DJs
User-friendly
- Get started mixing in just minutes: the controller and the software fit perfectly together
- Instantly view the beats, track lengths, and which songs fit well for the next track to be played
Rewarding
- Set the pitch intuitively or sync automatically for smooth transitions
- Customize your songs with loops, effects and samples
Creative
- Create your own sound with filters or the step sequencer
- Save your mix in audio files you can share with your friends
DJ control surface
Born to mix
Intuitive
- The mixer and deck areas are clearly differentiated
- The structure has the look and feel of 2 DJ CD players and a mixer
Powerful
- Scratch tracks with no latency on pressure-detecting jog wheels
- Tweak your songs with hot cue, samples, loops and effects keys
Stylish
- Gorgeous design: glossy decks, brushed mixer, rubber on caps
- Orange backlights show the status of the controls
DJ audio interface
Mix and previewing outputs
Play the mix on the rear panel outputs
- 2 formats for the mix: 2 RCA and a 1/8" stereo mini-jack output
- Powerful enough for both hi-fi systems and PA system speakers
- Since both output formats play simultaneously, you can connect the RCA outputs to a PA system and the 1/8" mini-jack to DJ booth speakers
Preview output on front panel
- 1/8" stereo mini-jack output for headphones
- Headphone controls on the controller: cue select and volume
- Compatible with headphones from 32 to 600 ohms
Box contents
- Hercules DJControl Instinct
- Installation CD-ROM (PC/Mac) with PC/Mac DJ software
- Paper quick guide + online manual
Minimum configuration
- Computer CPU: 1.5 GHz or faster
- 1 GB RAM or more (2 GB in 64-bit OS)
- Powered USB port
- 100 MB available hard disk space
- CD/DVD-ROM drive
- Internet access
- Amplified stereo speakers and headphones
Operating system (32/64-bit)
- MS Windows XP/Vista/7/8 or
- Mac OS 10.6/10.7/10.8 (Core Duo)
Drivers
Mac OS
- MIDI for controls
- Core Audio for audio playback
Windows
- MIDI for controls
- WDM and ASIO for audio playback
Sampling rate: 16-bit / 44.1 kHz stereo
Technology
DJ
Abbreviation of Disc Jockey: a person who selects and plays music at a party.
DJ deck
Originally, a deck was a turntable, referred to as a vinyl turntable, used by DJs to play music. Today, DJs use the term deck to refer to any music player, CD player or MP3 player equipped with a wheel to advance/rewind within a piece as with a vinyl turntable. A dual-deck device is a device with two wheels which control playback of two different pieces of music.
Mixing board
Device to which a variety of sound sources can be connected and mixed together: the mix is adjusted using a cross later, volume faders and several EQ knobs.
Jog wheel
In DJing, a jog wheel is a wheel simulating the function of a turntable (also called a vinyl deck), and can be used to control playback of a CD, DVD, MP3 player or computer. A jog wheel is used to navigate within a piece, to speed up or slow down to the music or to produce sound effects such as scratching (the sound made by a microgroove record on a turntable when the record is quickly pushed forward or pulled back by hand). The Hercules DJ Console, DJ Control and Mobile DJ all include jog wheels.
Loop
A loop consists of selecting a start and end point for a repeated section in a musical piece and then playing back this looped section as many times as desired. Sections looped in a musical piece are often the sections best for dancing.