Nothing more satisfying than spending a free afternoon to reorganize cables inside a case! And also finding some random solution like that biz card storage! Nice!
Can’t agree more. I thoroughly enjoyed this project. Meditative! So satisfying and rewarding when it’s all done. Not to mention I love buying junk of Amazon. 😂 Thanks for your time to check this out.
I really enjoyed the process of this. Thanks for your time to check it out. I think those card holders are my favorite part. 😂 I love treasure finding on Amazon.
Awesome setup DJ Rachel. But the card holder idea is just priceless. Also if you don't have a dent in the grill of your SM58 then you're not using it right. LOL!!!
Awesome. Very informative. Thanks for sharing all the purchase links. Also where did you get the harmonic mixing wheel sticker that’s on your one laptop? The pizza 🍕 at the end is your new signature brand 😂
If you like that rack mounted style check out this newest booth version. 👇🏻🙂 th-cam.com/video/hDHv6klJCpk/w-d-xo.html That’s my new video closer. Isn’t it wonderful! 😂👌🏻💯
@@DJRachelLynch yea I did see his new booth. Which also has a small and large version correct? Does the smaller version fit the rane one? Also only downfall is you have to buy your own case/rackmount to fit inside. I’d really love to see one of them come out with one on wheels that you can leave together so you can just roll in and roll out.
@@MixMasterDJService Yes. There is a “L” and “XL” version of each style of booth. The “L” will fit the Rane One. The point of the booth is that it’s portable and easy to assemble. There is no need to keep it assembled to roll in. Besides those rules of booths already exist. 😉 The gear is much more protected in the SKB cases. It’s designed to come apart and assemble quickly. 👌🏻
Great work Rachel, loved the card and battery holders. However I’m not a fan of just plugging in to a power base, I been at gigs where the electricity was dirty or the other electronics interfered and cause hisses and other noise, that’s where a power conditioner comes into great use when pluging to many devises. Another observation is that I don’t see you use a compact mixer, DJ controllers don’t have premium preamps, to keep the cost down on their components, plus it gives you more cleaner signal and you can have outputs to give audio to videographers that are recording audio from the events. Also it give you better sound and less feedback to your mics than just pluging them to your dj controller. But tight work over all.
The Roland 707M is the only controller designed to not need another external mixer. It’s exactly why I purchased it. It has amazing mic preamps. That’s why I use this as my “wedding console”. It features studio-quality microphone preamps with independent gain, low-cut, and noise gate on each channel. Normally I would always recommend DJS avoid just using their controller mic inputs without a mixer. Also this power base acts like a conditioner. That’s why I got it. Everything installed here is very intentional. 🙂 Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/QopxowM_k_U/w-d-xo.html Thank you for checking this out!! I appreciate your time and comment. ☺️
I've been watching your videos for awhile. As another woman DJ, I am enjoying your channel. Your amazing. How much does this set up weigh and is it pretty easy to set up and break down for you? Thanks
Only with THIS controller. It was designed with wedding DJs in mind. It has great mic preamps. It’s why I bought it. Any other controller I’d be using an external mixer. This has been an AMAZING a controller.
@@DJRachelLynch yes, that makes sense. Only few controllers have good mic preamps and complete control for mics. I use a UI24R (two : 1 for reception / 1 for ceremony) as Lou Paris does, as it’s convenient. But that comes at high cost and space in the vehicle. I shall put my hands on the Roland 707 or 808 and see if I can rationalize a bit my kit to gain space and installation time. I am happy with the Rane One, so I’ll see… Even that today, we all look after the last geeky gears but back in the days, I’ve rocked the dance floors with 2 technics and simple mixer :-) And few years ago, I’ve done several gigs with the Traktor Kontrol S2 and external analog mixer and I’ve done the job too :-) We are all too sensitive to the marketing sirens and I’m too :-) technics, S11, Xone92, 1 CDJ 3000 and 1 SC600M at home and the Rane One and sometimes Technics on gigs, so I’m certainly a gear geek :-) Gears have changed a lot since I’ve started Djing in 1987 :-)
This is a really beautiful looking console, I have a few friends that recently bought and some looking to buy one. my question is how portable is it for mobile use versus a permanent club install, one particular friend says he only takes it for the premium gigs as it is bulky to transport Nice wire management, beautifully shot video you're a true professional
Thanks for taking the time to check this out. I’ve been using this for just over a year now and it’s been the BEST thing ever. This video will show you how portable the unit is. You’ll be surprised how fast it sets up. Infinity DJ Console Review th-cam.com/video/AmlrncP_tbk/w-d-xo.html
Hi Rachel, great video. Do you not use an external mixer? And could I use my phone to play requests if I don't have tge music on my drive? Will it sound good going through a channel or use my iPad On a channel? Is it a line? You're tge best!
The reason I went with the Roland 707M was because it has a tremendous amount of inputs and studio quality mics. It’s literally the selling point of the controller, so no external mixer needed. ☺️ Absolutely. I connect my phone and an iPad every event (as my backup). Sounds fantastic. You can have up to 4 mics with this controller.
@DJRachelLynch Awesome! I use a ddj flx 10, it has all the hook-ups. I get so much help watching your videos. Im just trying to get better every day. Thanks!
Hi Rachel! Do you know the total weight of the top? I have a Roland DJ707 too, and like to make only the top portion without the legs/base. Thanks for all your advices!
I have no problem using wireless technology when absolutely needed, but I will ALWAYS run proper cables when possible. This is a one and done. Everything stays connected. No need to do any of this again. All I have to do is connect power and my speakers. Direct connections are best IMO. I appreciate the recommendation. I’ll definitely see what it’s about. 👌🏻
@@DJRachelLynch kool. Your right wired connection is the best way. They use this on professional stages with professional artist too. No wires and a faster set up with very low latency. This way you can have speakers virtual any where in your venue with out having to worry about speaker placement 👍🏽🤓
4:40 locating UHF antenna 2 inches of conductive tube parallel to antenna significantly lowers its efficiency and messes the radiation pattern. Moreover if the conductive tube is grounded then you'll get RF short circuit that adds excessive load to transmitter output amplifier. Consider relocating antennas to at least 1 wavelength from prolonged conductive pieces parallel to it (mount them on top of those tubes).
I apologize, but I only partially understand your comment. I’d like to know more. Right now there is zero issue with my mics but want to consider a correction if needed. Can you simplify your previous comment so I can follow more closely? What “tubes”? Thanks!
@DJ Rachel When I said "tubes" I meant the poles of laptop stands. Looks they made of steel or aluminum so they are conductive. On such small distances they become passive elements of the antennas that certainly causes changes in antenna's electrical characteristics.
Sorry about that! Thanks for the heads up. I’ll look into it and get it fixed. 🙂 You’ll also find them on Facebook too if you need them ASAP. I’m off to do a wedding at the moment.
If you’re able to come to any of the DJ Expos or conferences both Danny Max and Joe Bunn are often exhibiting. That would be the best place to check em’ out.
I had the bunn DJ booth. It’s made of aluminum. The thing I like about the bunn booth is it has a whole tower where you can rackmount equipment. If you want you could leave it together and not take apart. It’s best to see the booths in person like Rachael said so come out to one of the expos.
Nothing more satisfying than spending a free afternoon to reorganize cables inside a case! And also finding some random solution like that biz card storage! Nice!
Can’t agree more. I thoroughly enjoyed this project. Meditative! So satisfying and rewarding when it’s all done. Not to mention I love buying junk of Amazon. 😂 Thanks for your time to check this out.
Why am I only just seeing this??? Brilliant, thank you
Appreciate your time to check this out!
Very good stuff. Thanks.
You're nothing short of AMAZING! THANK YOU so much for your attention to detail & sharing your brain with fellow DJs!
Happy to help!
@djrachellynch have you done a wiring and installation on a pro x control tower?
Wow as someone who is very mechanically minded that was not only awesome but the routing of all the items was impeccable Thank You Allan
I appreciate this a lot. Thanks for watching!
Its always a challenge to get that cable management tight. Nice Job!
It was very relaxing for me! I really enjoyed this project!
NICE! I just ordered a case and I'm about to customize my set up.
Excellent!!! Enjoy your new booth! 💪🏻❤️
@@DJRachelLynch not ready for a booth yet someday!
Rachel, you're such a badass - always doing such a great job with these videos!
🫡 Appreciate it! ☺️
Nice and neat. Great idea with the card and battery holders. Thanks for sharing. keep em dancing
I really enjoyed the process of this. Thanks for your time to check it out. I think those card holders are my favorite part. 😂 I love treasure finding on Amazon.
Thanks for posting.
Impressive setup,a lot went into that booth design.
Thanks SOOO much !!!!
Right on Rachel.
Nice!!!! and Organized, I got some good ideas to fix up the booth i created.
Awesome set up. Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much for tuning in! I appreciate it. Looking forward to using it this weekend. ☺️
Thanks that answered a lot of the questions I had. Very informative
Thanks for checking this out. Happy to help!
That is awesome 🤩. Thanks for sharing
Appreciate you checking this out.
Awesome setup DJ Rachel. But the card holder idea is just priceless. Also if you don't have a dent in the grill of your SM58 then you're not using it right. LOL!!!
The dent makes it sound better. 😂😂💯💯
Thanks for checking this out!
Thanks!
Thank you so much!!!
Maybe a small light strip inder your laptop mounts to illuminate the controller??? I've played gigs where it's dark. NICE video as always. Thank you.
The laptop tray comes off every time so this unfortunately wouldn’t work. But I’d love to have a love strip. 😩
Awesome. Very informative. Thanks for sharing all the purchase links. Also where did you get the harmonic mixing wheel sticker that’s on your one laptop?
The pizza 🍕 at the end is your new signature brand 😂
If you like that rack mounted style check out this newest booth version. 👇🏻🙂
th-cam.com/video/hDHv6klJCpk/w-d-xo.html
That’s my new video closer. Isn’t it wonderful! 😂👌🏻💯
@@DJRachelLynch yea I did see his new booth. Which also has a small and large version correct? Does the smaller version fit the rane one?
Also only downfall is you have to buy your own case/rackmount to fit inside.
I’d really love to see one of them come out with one on wheels that you can leave together so you can just roll in and roll out.
@@MixMasterDJService Yes. There is a “L” and “XL” version of each style of booth. The “L” will fit the Rane One. The point of the booth is that it’s portable and easy to assemble. There is no need to keep it assembled to roll in. Besides those rules of booths already exist. 😉
The gear is much more protected in the SKB cases. It’s designed to come apart and assemble quickly. 👌🏻
Great work Rachel, loved the card and battery holders. However I’m not a fan of just plugging in to a power base, I been at gigs where the electricity was dirty or the other electronics interfered and cause hisses and other noise, that’s where a power conditioner comes into great use when pluging to many devises. Another observation is that I don’t see you use a compact mixer, DJ controllers don’t have premium preamps, to keep the cost down on their components, plus it gives you more cleaner signal and you can have outputs to give audio to videographers that are recording audio from the events. Also it give you better sound and less feedback to your mics than just pluging them to your dj controller. But tight work over all.
The Roland 707M is the only controller designed to not need another external mixer. It’s exactly why I purchased it.
It has amazing mic preamps. That’s why I use this as my “wedding console”. It features studio-quality microphone preamps with independent gain, low-cut, and noise gate on each channel. Normally I would always recommend DJS avoid just using their controller mic inputs without a mixer.
Also this power base acts like a conditioner. That’s why I got it. Everything installed here is very intentional. 🙂
Check it out here:
th-cam.com/video/QopxowM_k_U/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for checking this out!! I appreciate your time and comment. ☺️
I've been watching your videos for awhile. As another woman DJ, I am enjoying your channel. Your amazing. How much does this set up weigh and is it pretty easy to set up and break down for you? Thanks
Happy to have you here! Nice to meet you. You can check out the weight and setup here. 🙂
th-cam.com/video/AmlrncP_tbk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=j8O9hY1_5Y4GqT45
Nice job. Next goal is to plug mics, aux and the controller to an external digital mixer or do you like to control everything thru the controller ?
Only with THIS controller. It was designed with wedding DJs in mind. It has great mic preamps. It’s why I bought it. Any other controller I’d be using an external mixer. This has been an AMAZING a controller.
@@DJRachelLynch yes, that makes sense. Only few controllers have good mic preamps and complete control for mics. I use a UI24R (two : 1 for reception / 1 for ceremony) as Lou Paris does, as it’s convenient. But that comes at high cost and space in the vehicle. I shall put my hands on the Roland 707 or 808 and see if I can rationalize a bit my kit to gain space and installation time. I am happy with the Rane One, so I’ll see… Even that today, we all look after the last geeky gears but back in the days, I’ve rocked the dance floors with 2 technics and simple mixer :-) And few years ago, I’ve done several gigs with the Traktor Kontrol S2 and external analog mixer and I’ve done the job too :-) We are all too sensitive to the marketing sirens and I’m too :-) technics, S11, Xone92, 1 CDJ 3000 and 1 SC600M at home and the Rane One and sometimes Technics on gigs, so I’m certainly a gear geek :-) Gears have changed a lot since I’ve started Djing in 1987 :-)
Great video.👏👏👏🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
This is a really beautiful looking console, I have a few friends that recently bought and some looking to buy one. my question is how portable is it for mobile use versus a permanent club install, one particular friend says he only takes it for the premium gigs as it is bulky to transport
Nice wire management, beautifully shot video you're a true professional
Thanks for taking the time to check this out. I’ve been using this for just over a year now and it’s been the BEST thing ever.
This video will show you how portable the unit is. You’ll be surprised how fast it sets up.
Infinity DJ Console Review
th-cam.com/video/AmlrncP_tbk/w-d-xo.html
Super!!!👍
Super
With the Roland 707 you don't need a external mixer? Does the work with VDJ? Thanks again for another great video!
You don’t need an external mixer.
VDJ is MIDI based and works with anything. 🙂
Hi Rachel, great video. Do you not use an external mixer? And could I use my phone to play requests if I don't have tge music on my drive? Will it sound good going through a channel or use my iPad On a channel? Is it a line? You're tge best!
The reason I went with the Roland 707M was because it has a tremendous amount of inputs and studio quality mics. It’s literally the selling point of the controller, so no external mixer needed. ☺️
Absolutely. I connect my phone and an iPad every event (as my backup). Sounds fantastic.
You can have up to 4 mics with this controller.
@DJRachelLynch Awesome! I use a ddj flx 10, it has all the hook-ups. I get so much help watching your videos. Im just trying to get better every day. Thanks!
Nice! How does the alien tape do in the heat of summer?
So far so good!! I haven’t had to re-tape anything. This stuff is nuts. In a great way.
Hi Rachel! Do you know the total weight of the top? I have a Roland DJ707 too, and like to make only the top portion without the legs/base. Thanks for all your advices!
Obviously it depends on what you have in the top, but dimensions and weights are mentioned here. 🙂
th-cam.com/video/AmlrncP_tbk/w-d-xo.html
@@DJRachelLynch you are a awesome dj, you are very detailed. what dj controller are you using in 2023
@@tyhaynes30 the Same Roland 707M. ☺️
Hey you ever think of using streetheart SKAA pro? No need for hiding wires anymore! 👍🏽😁
I have no problem using wireless technology when absolutely needed, but I will ALWAYS run proper cables when possible. This is a one and done. Everything stays connected. No need to do any of this again. All I have to do is connect power and my speakers. Direct connections are best IMO. I appreciate the recommendation. I’ll definitely see what it’s about. 👌🏻
@@DJRachelLynch kool. Your right wired connection is the best way. They use this on professional stages with professional artist too. No wires and a faster set up with very low latency. This way you can have speakers virtual any where in your venue with out having to worry about speaker placement 👍🏽🤓
@@bboymac84 always happy to see what tech and gear is out there. Thanks for sharing this. I’ll check it out. 🙂
@@DJRachelLynch always here to help out my fellow DJs
4:40 locating UHF antenna 2 inches of conductive tube parallel to antenna significantly lowers its efficiency and messes the radiation pattern.
Moreover if the conductive tube is grounded then you'll get RF short circuit that adds excessive load to transmitter output amplifier.
Consider relocating antennas to at least 1 wavelength from prolonged conductive pieces parallel to it (mount them on top of those tubes).
I apologize, but I only partially understand your comment. I’d like to know more. Right now there is zero issue with my mics but want to consider a correction if needed. Can you simplify your previous comment so I can follow more closely? What “tubes”? Thanks!
@DJ Rachel When I said "tubes" I meant the poles of laptop stands. Looks they made of steel or aluminum so they are conductive. On such small distances they become passive elements of the antennas that certainly causes changes in antenna's electrical characteristics.
@@froller got it. Thank you for your follow up. I appreciate it. 🙂
Just to clarify the tubes are not grounded as the max booth is not conductive. So that should not be an issue. 👍🏻
Hey DJ Rachel, do you still have the 707M flight case? Looking to buy...
Sold it almost two years ago. 😬
How heavy is it?
All that info covered here.
th-cam.com/video/AmlrncP_tbk/w-d-xo.html
Links appear to be dead.
Sorry about that! Thanks for the heads up. I’ll look into it and get it fixed. 🙂 You’ll also find them on Facebook too if you need them ASAP. I’m off to do a wedding at the moment.
Just recently went back and reviewed your video and thanks to you, ordered the powered USB hub, I know that's a no brainer, thank's!
Has anyone have any comments on this console vs the Bunn Dj Booth . Wish I could see them side by side on display
If you’re able to come to any of the DJ Expos or conferences both Danny Max and Joe Bunn are often exhibiting. That would be the best place to check em’ out.
I had the bunn DJ booth. It’s made of aluminum. The thing I like about the bunn booth is it has a whole tower where you can rackmount equipment. If you want you could leave it together and not take apart. It’s best to see the booths in person like Rachael said so come out to one of the expos.
This is crazy