Filed under: News | Portable Devices
May 1 2008, 6:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Hercules, a computer DJ product company, brings the fun of DJ mixing to music fans everywhere with the wireless digital mixing mini-controller, the Mobile DJ MP3.
The mixer is powered by two C batteries and has a dual LCD display that allows the DJ to pick tracks and mix them, away from the computer. If the DJ hesitates, the Automix feature will automatically select the next song, ensuring a smooth set. The Mobile DJ MP3 includes two decks for mixing, scratching and synchronizing the MP3 or WAV files stored on the PC.
Additionally, the mini-controller includes two jog wheels emulating two vinyl/cd decks for scrolling through tracks quickly and scratching, a cross fader slider that allows quick transition from deck to the other deck and two volume sliders, four sound and effect buttons per deck, pitch sliders and 25 control buttons. Sound effects, song loops and changes in tempo let you modify songs according to your taste, and put your own individual musical mark on the mixes you share with your audience.
The Mobile DJ MP3 is easy to install. Simply plug in the USB radio receiver key for wireless connectivity and insert the software CD. The wireless and handheld Mobile DJ MP3 simply requires a computer equipped with a sound card, amplified speakers and your favorite music (CD-Audio or MP3, WAV or WMA files). DJing software is included.
The portable Mobile DJ MP3 is available for the retail price of $99.99 on Amazon.com.
See also the Pacemaker pocket-sized DJ Gadget.
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Luigi Lugmayr
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