Good video dude. I'm same I hate paying for expensive dj equipment, and I'm thinking about getting this mixer. You hav pursuaded me to get one. Thanks.
ProTip: hold one of the buttons of the beatcounter B to change the display mode of the meters, one disables the peakhold, the other one turns on the hollow meters Works only on recent models (since late 2019), also on the other mixers that have that beatcounter ;) Cheers
I have a Pioneer DJM-600 mixer that’s broken. I tried to fix it but no luck. Just ordered one from Sweetwater for $350 Can’t see spending $1100 dollars for a new mixer when I could get a Keyboard synthesizer 🎹. Behringer is a good brand. I also have a brand new RD-8 drum machine (Roland 808 clone) and a TD-3 bass line synthesizer (Roland TB-303 clone). Got them all for about $1000😏
I really don't understand how can anyone consider the DJX series as being DJ oriented mixes. A DJ is supposed to mix (blend) two or more tracks into eachother and in order for this to happen one has to control the level of various tracks. Explain to me, please, how one can increase the level of a quiet track if the DJX mixers don't provide positive attenuation gain on its inputs? The technical specifications state the line input gain is 0 dB, so you draw the conclusions.
i have a question re crossfader: there is CF assign A&B, looks like you have to assign chanel to CF, i don't see option not to assign any chanel to CF?!
Ive got one if them mixers and its fantastic im well happy with ..... but forgive me when I say this I like it better than the djm600 I used to have the Pioneer many years ago but I really do like this Behringer mixer
Hey bud, hope you’re well. I’m going to sound super dumb here but I need a mixer just to archive my vinyls in BPM. Is it just a matter of hooking the deck upto the mixer and boom I’ll have my bpm for that particular vinyl?
Hey! sorry for late reply. The button on the BPM assist on the mixer requires 3 taps to give you a predicted BPM, Here's a manual (read page 5 - Auto BPM counter) for the mixer on Juno website: imagescdn.juno.co.uk/manual/362666-01U.pdf
I was given a brand new one of these by a friend of mine. I am a life-long pioneer user. My first one was a djm500, then upgraded to a 600 when my 500 was dropped and broken. Then got an 800 and kept that for over 10 years before selling it when I moved to another country and couldn’t bring my gear. I have to say, this Behringer is an absolute piece of garbage. I have 2 analog Technics turntables and 2 cdjs. Every output (main, tape and booth) hums, the effects are worse than useless, the faders crackled after just 2 weeks use, the cross fader is not accurate (mine, when set at center, favors the left channel). If all you’re doing is blending 2 tracks together there are better mixers for about the same price available on the market.
Hello, I am in Canada.. I bought this machine at a Thrift Store (Salvation Army) a few years ago except a scratch where the corner got bent because it was dropped, it's in perfect condition and it looks like it's in perfect working order all the lights come on, and I think I paid $12.00 for it lol... How old is the mixer and is it still being used today? What did it come with out of the box? I am setting up a DAW at home, I've been reading all the reviews on this machine, can I use it with my DAW for creating music, I'm just learning this stuff... Thanks!
Hey! Not sure how old the model is to be honest. Not much extra arrived in the box with it. It might be possible to use with a DAW via a Laptop. You got an absolute bargain there, nice one!
I got a Behringer DJX-750 and its absolute crap. From the beginning the effects did not work and only put out cracks and noise. After a few month more and more cracks appeared also without the use of the effects.
Hi my dudeee! how u doing? went looking for some type of contact but couldnt find it. i was wondering, im about to get my hands on this behringer djx750, but cant afford cdjs for the moment, i would anyways use it with my mac. do i have to adquire some type of audio interface? maybe traktor audio 2 will do the job? thanks!!
Hey Lucca, good thanks! Hope you're all good :) I personally use a Serato Live box for playing Digital Vinyl System with my turntables, which I can use to record my DJ sets via Serato DJ Software. A Traktor Audio 2 should do the job to record your DJ sets. What are you going to use to mix with before buying CDJs?
@@BeatmatchGuru I was wondering this too just got this mixer cant buy cjds right now. I have Scarlett 816 I think it will do the job to connect all 4 channels and I think I can then use traktor to play tracks right? anyway, you have any advice on how to use this mixer without cjd's. Thanks
@@hmp01 Not 100% sure it's possible to connect the 750 mixer to a laptop, but the 900USB model appears that it can be possible, see the product page here, www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0A56. Appreciate you've bought the 750, if you do get it working with your laptop somehow, it would be great to hear your progress on the comments here. Apologies I can't be of anymore help, I've not tested it myself.
Hey man, couple of questions if you don't mind. Say I have 2 channels up at the same time if I'm mixing one track into another, can I play effects on a specific channel or will the effect be for the 2 channels I have up? Also, what's the EQ control like? The mixer I'm working with just now gives me very little control, basically the lowest the bass can go is in the 7 o'clock position when I move the bass knob to the 8 o'clock position it comes pounding in.. so very little movement and it's not pretty much all in. Cheers
Hey there!, Yes you can apply the FX to specific channels, 1, 2, 3, 4 and master. The EQ is pretty decent but not like other mixers where you can complete cut the frequency fully. There's definitely a smooth curve when the EQ is being cut and then back to neutral again. Cheers, Dan
I had a read on a couple of forums, it says that it's possible to connect a MIDI output or USB connection to connect to Ableton, the DJX750 doesn't have this but the Behringer Pro Mixer DJX900USB does have a usb.
A friend of mine just gave me his DJX700. I have a DJM450 for my XDJ700 but I wanted a dedicated mixer for my Technics SL1200s. Can't beat that! It's not bad, especially for a DJM600 clone. FXs are trash but hey.
Hello fella, just a quick question, just purchased one of these today, it gets quite hot underneath by the power point? Is this normal? Cheers! I purchased this on your video all though I did have this in silver some years ago now!
Hey Phil Lines, to my knowledge I've not noticed that about the power point. Do you mean the connection where the power lead connects to the mixer or where the plug is in the wall socket? My top advice for managing the heat of the DJ mixer is to keep an eye on how long you have the mixer on for. Make sure it's ventilated well e.g. with a fan on it. or try to keep out of a road case if over 25C temp. Also manage the dust that gets inside it. Hope that helps Phil :) Cheers Dan
@@phillines6297 Yes in fact I have noticed that on mine, but it's not to the point of like burning my hand off but it does appear to get hot. Had a quick look on their product manual spec, here's some detail on page 7... Heading " INITIAL OPERATION " imagescdn.juno.co.uk/manual/362666-01U.pdf
@@BeatmatchGuru Cheers fella! You've been a great help... me and a mate have just got the Pioneer interface 2 up and running on the vinyl... Good Times ahead!
Hey, I believe there are around 33 effects to add for example Phase Shifters, Flangers, Reverbs, Delays, Bit Crusher depth, manual filter sweeps, Panning (LFO Rate), delay/echo time. Hope that helps.
how do you go about getting replacement parts? You will find that you get what you pay for. Parts for Behringer are hard to find. Even contacting the company has proven difficult. I love my 900Usb mixer, Except for what I just mentioned. Can you make or direct me to get a master volume slide? Much appreciated. Leon.
Hey Leon - I found "Behringer X32 Motor Fader" on bax-shop.co.uk is this what you're after? I must admit you are right about lack of resources for parts, mostly seems like crossfaders are the replacements available. Hope the above resource helps?
@@BeatmatchGuru Wow you are awesome! I will look at site. I hope they have the vertical master volume slide. That is the hardest part. Crossfaders no problem. Lol. Please don't take what I said personally or out of context. Its my level of frustration with the manufacture. They make a good product but their is minimal support. Kinda discouraging from where I sit. Your help is much appreciated. Keep sharing. Be safe .
@@BeatmatchGuru I was able to send a message to the customer service group at Bax-Shop UK. Hoping for the best. You made my day thanks again buddy. Much respect. Ttyl.
@@BeatmatchGuru Thanks for the reply. I'm looking for the master volume slide. Next year I'm going to treat myself to a Pioneer 4 channel mixer or look at going rotary. Its a shame they make a good product but cant backup the product with easily accessible replacement parts. Hell Gemini and Numark parts are easier to get. Lol. I Got my moneys worth time to move on. Peace and success to you.
When you buy these kind of mixers, ask yourself the following questions: - do you mix only for yourself, inside your bedroom, or do you also want to mix for others? - do you have the possibility to expand the mixer functionality? In my opinion, any DJ mixer worth its salt, designed for mixing in front of a crowd, should have the following mandatory features: - balanced XLR or TRS main mix outputs - monitor outputs - record outputs - effects send and return connections - individual channel meters or at least the PFL functionality - total kill equaliser - linear output channel faders (there is no use for a logarithmic channel fader on a DJ mixer) - rotary knob for the master level, positioned outside of the hands-on mixing area All the features described above are the starting point in choosing a good DJ mixer, regardless of brand. Cutting corners on quality and features, looking only at the price tag, won't buy you reliability, good sound, good service and spare parts, all of which means, ultimately, your piece of mind and the possibility to focus more on creativity. A good DJ mixer is a long term investment. Unfortunately, while their efforts are commendable, Behringer DJ mixers are not there yet.
@@SabinoDTmusic Reloop RMX-60 Digital is built very solid, with quality finish and good sound over a digital processing architecture. If you don't mind the lack of built-in DVS or midi support, Reloop RMX-60, especially after its latest firmware update, is, in my opinion, the best standard 4 channel mixer that will not brake your bank and make you feel at home when you get to a club with standard pioneer mixer set-up. My opinion about the Reloop RMX-60 Digital is based on hands on experience with it, as I own two of them. In comparison with a Behringer DJX750 or a Numark M6, both weighing around 3.5 kg, Reloop RMX-60 Digital sits on about 7 kg of joy and piece of mind. If you have any doubts about the Reloop RMX-60, I can tell you that its noise floor is very low, its inputs and outputs deliver good sound level and quality and, as a side note, if you ever forget to turn off your speakers first, nothing will happen to them when you turn off or on the mixer, because its power supply is silent (no clicks, no pops, no buzz). The only thing you have to be aware of is the digital sound processing architecture, which involves DACs, both on inputs and outputs, requiring attention to your input and output levels.
Hey, it should be possible to record using the Evermix box using out the the RCA outputs as there are three outputs from 'Main' section on the back of the mixer.
You could just simply buy a USB audio interface such as the behringer UMC202HD which can be picked up for around 60 quid brand new. You'd get really good sound quality that way.
Hum dos not belong in the audio chain. If you have it, something is wrong either with the mixer power supply or with the electrical grid. Try not to power all your equipments frkn the same wall socket.
Really, this mixer is disappointing, or worse, it is not of the best quality, despite the fact that I tried it with our expensive Yamaha monitors, they are overloaded and tall and undefined, I have a 15-year-old gemini that sounds much better even though it doesn't have unbelievable things like this Behringer
Guys, this mixer is atrociously bad... I had one some time ago and had to sell it. This mixer has one of the worst EQ ever. Rather invest into any entry level Allen and Heath mixer with two channels rather than getting this useless four channel nonsense.
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Good video dude. I'm same I hate paying for expensive dj equipment, and I'm thinking about getting this mixer. You hav pursuaded me to get one. Thanks.
Let me know how you get on?
Did you get it? How is it?
Cool Video Just got Same Mixer yesterday 4 my Pioneer CDJ 1000 MK2's LiM@!!
ProTip: hold one of the buttons of the beatcounter B to change the display mode of the meters, one disables the peakhold, the other one turns on the hollow meters
Works only on recent models (since late 2019), also on the other mixers that have that beatcounter ;)
Cheers
Had one for 15 years still going strong
Thanks for tip mate I’m going to buy one these
I have a Pioneer DJM-600 mixer that’s broken. I tried to fix it but no luck. Just ordered one from Sweetwater for $350 Can’t see spending $1100 dollars for a new mixer when I could get a Keyboard synthesizer 🎹. Behringer is a good brand. I also have a brand new RD-8 drum machine (Roland 808 clone) and a TD-3 bass line synthesizer (Roland TB-303 clone). Got them all for about $1000😏
Thank you. Please make a video of how to connect this mixer with the software like traktor, serato and pioneer..
I really don't understand how can anyone consider the DJX series as being DJ oriented mixes.
A DJ is supposed to mix (blend) two or more tracks into eachother and in order for this to happen one has to control the level of various tracks.
Explain to me, please, how one can increase the level of a quiet track if the DJX mixers don't provide positive attenuation gain on its inputs?
The technical specifications state the line input gain is 0 dB, so you draw the conclusions.
Good advice 👍
i have a question re crossfader: there is CF assign A&B, looks like you have to assign chanel to CF, i don't see option not to assign any chanel to CF?!
Ive got one if them mixers and its fantastic im well happy with ..... but forgive me when I say this I like it better than the djm600 I used to have the Pioneer many years ago but I really do like this Behringer mixer
DJX 750 does it work with Traktor ?
Hey bud, hope you’re well. I’m going to sound super dumb here but I need a mixer just to archive my vinyls in BPM. Is it just a matter of hooking the deck upto the mixer and boom I’ll have my bpm for that particular vinyl?
Hey! sorry for late reply. The button on the BPM assist on the mixer requires 3 taps to give you a predicted BPM, Here's a manual (read page 5 - Auto BPM counter) for the mixer on Juno website: imagescdn.juno.co.uk/manual/362666-01U.pdf
The BPM's are not exact. And at time the counter does not work when you need it. Can be frustrating. DJX900USB model.
I was given a brand new one of these by a friend of mine. I am a life-long pioneer user. My first one was a djm500, then upgraded to a 600 when my 500 was dropped and broken. Then got an 800 and kept that for over 10 years before selling it when I moved to another country and couldn’t bring my gear. I have to say, this Behringer is an absolute piece of garbage. I have 2 analog Technics turntables and 2 cdjs. Every output (main, tape and booth) hums, the effects are worse than useless, the faders crackled after just 2 weeks use, the cross fader is not accurate (mine, when set at center, favors the left channel). If all you’re doing is blending 2 tracks together there are better mixers for about the same price available on the market.
Hello, I am in Canada.. I bought this machine at a Thrift Store (Salvation Army) a few years ago except a scratch where the corner got bent because it was dropped, it's in perfect condition and it looks like it's in perfect working order all the lights come on, and I think I paid $12.00 for it lol... How old is the mixer and is it still being used today? What did it come with out of the box? I am setting up a DAW at home, I've been reading all the reviews on this machine, can I use it with my DAW for creating music, I'm just learning this stuff... Thanks!
Hey! Not sure how old the model is to be honest. Not much extra arrived in the box with it. It might be possible to use with a DAW via a Laptop. You got an absolute bargain there, nice one!
@@BeatmatchGuru Thanks a bunch!
Hey can this use rekordbox? I need a mixer for some xdj 700 i ordered
I got a Behringer DJX-750 and its absolute crap. From the beginning the effects did not work and only put out cracks and noise. After a few month more and more cracks appeared also without the use of the effects.
5 months on, would you still recommend it?
I would yes! I'd also say the newer version is certainly worth a look in, especially because of the newer connections such as USB, Behringer DJX900USB
Hi my dudeee! how u doing? went looking for some type of contact but couldnt find it. i was wondering, im about to get my hands on this behringer djx750, but cant afford cdjs for the moment, i would anyways use it with my mac. do i have to adquire some type of audio interface? maybe traktor audio 2 will do the job? thanks!!
Hey Lucca, good thanks! Hope you're all good :) I personally use a Serato Live box for playing Digital Vinyl System with my turntables, which I can use to record my DJ sets via Serato DJ Software. A Traktor Audio 2 should do the job to record your DJ sets. What are you going to use to mix with before buying CDJs?
@@BeatmatchGuru I was wondering this too just got this mixer cant buy cjds right now. I have Scarlett 816 I think it will do the job to connect all 4 channels and I think I can then use traktor to play tracks right? anyway, you have any advice on how to use this mixer without cjd's. Thanks
@@hmp01 Hi David, the equipment that you have, is it just a mixer, laptop and Scarlett 816?
@@BeatmatchGuru its my PC, mixer and Scarlett 816 yes
@@hmp01 Not 100% sure it's possible to connect the 750 mixer to a laptop, but the 900USB model appears that it can be possible, see the product page here, www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0A56. Appreciate you've bought the 750, if you do get it working with your laptop somehow, it would be great to hear your progress on the comments here. Apologies I can't be of anymore help, I've not tested it myself.
Hey man, couple of questions if you don't mind. Say I have 2 channels up at the same time if I'm mixing one track into another, can I play effects on a specific channel or will the effect be for the 2 channels I have up? Also, what's the EQ control like? The mixer I'm working with just now gives me very little control, basically the lowest the bass can go is in the 7 o'clock position when I move the bass knob to the 8 o'clock position it comes pounding in.. so very little movement and it's not pretty much all in. Cheers
Hey there!, Yes you can apply the FX to specific channels, 1, 2, 3, 4 and master. The EQ is pretty decent but not like other mixers where you can complete cut the frequency fully. There's definitely a smooth curve when the EQ is being cut and then back to neutral again. Cheers, Dan
@@BeatmatchGuru thanks Dan. Take it easy buddy
You can assign the EFX to the channel you want or to the mater for all channels.
Can this mixer be use with midi files?, I mean can I connect this mixer to ableton for example?
I had a read on a couple of forums, it says that it's possible to connect a MIDI output or USB connection to connect to Ableton, the DJX750 doesn't have this but the Behringer Pro Mixer DJX900USB does have a usb.
A friend of mine just gave me his DJX700. I have a DJM450 for my XDJ700 but I wanted a dedicated mixer for my Technics SL1200s. Can't beat that! It's not bad, especially for a DJM600 clone. FXs are trash but hey.
Why are they trash?
Why are the effects trash?
Hello fella, just a quick question, just purchased one of these today, it gets quite hot underneath by the power point? Is this normal? Cheers! I purchased this on your video all though I did have this in silver some years ago now!
Hey Phil Lines, to my knowledge I've not noticed that about the power point. Do you mean the connection where the power lead connects to the mixer or where the plug is in the wall socket?
My top advice for managing the heat of the DJ mixer is to keep an eye on how long you have the mixer on for.
Make sure it's ventilated well e.g. with a fan on it. or try to keep out of a road case if over 25C temp.
Also manage the dust that gets inside it.
Hope that helps Phil :)
Cheers
Dan
@@BeatmatchGuru Hello Dan, well its brand new... I meant underneath the unit in the area where the plug fits into the power. Thanks for the reply!
@@phillines6297 Yes in fact I have noticed that on mine, but it's not to the point of like burning my hand off but it does appear to get hot.
Had a quick look on their product manual spec, here's some detail on page 7... Heading " INITIAL OPERATION "
imagescdn.juno.co.uk/manual/362666-01U.pdf
@@BeatmatchGuru Cheers fella! You've been a great help... me and a mate have just got the Pioneer interface 2 up and running on the vinyl... Good Times ahead!
@@phillines6297 oh yes mate, quality, what genre you guys mixing? no worries anytime!
Could you please list different FX that is available?
Hey, I believe there are around 33 effects to add for example Phase Shifters, Flangers, Reverbs, Delays, Bit Crusher depth, manual filter sweeps, Panning (LFO Rate), delay/echo time. Hope that helps.
how do you go about getting replacement parts? You will find that you get what you pay for. Parts for Behringer are hard to find. Even contacting the company has proven difficult. I love my 900Usb mixer, Except for what I just mentioned. Can you make or direct me to get a master volume slide?
Much appreciated.
Leon.
Hey Leon - I found "Behringer X32 Motor Fader" on bax-shop.co.uk is this what you're after? I must admit you are right about lack of resources for parts, mostly seems like crossfaders are the replacements available. Hope the above resource helps?
@@BeatmatchGuru Wow you are awesome! I will look at site. I hope they have the vertical master volume slide. That is the hardest part. Crossfaders no problem. Lol. Please don't take what I said personally or out of context. Its my level of frustration with the manufacture. They make a good product but their is minimal support. Kinda discouraging from where I sit. Your help is much appreciated. Keep sharing. Be safe .
@@BeatmatchGuru I was able to send a message to the customer service group at Bax-Shop UK. Hoping for the best. You made my day thanks again buddy. Much respect. Ttyl.
@@BeatmatchGuru
Thanks for the reply. I'm looking for the master volume slide.
Next year I'm going to treat myself to a Pioneer 4 channel mixer or look at going rotary. Its a shame they make a good product but cant backup the product with easily accessible replacement parts. Hell Gemini and Numark parts are easier to get. Lol. I Got my moneys worth time to move on.
Peace and success to you.
When you buy these kind of mixers, ask yourself the following questions:
- do you mix only for yourself, inside your bedroom, or do you also want to mix for others?
- do you have the possibility to expand the mixer functionality?
In my opinion, any DJ mixer worth its salt, designed for mixing in front of a crowd, should have the following mandatory features:
- balanced XLR or TRS main mix outputs
- monitor outputs
- record outputs
- effects send and return connections
- individual channel meters or at least the PFL functionality
- total kill equaliser
- linear output channel faders (there is no use for a logarithmic channel fader on a DJ mixer)
- rotary knob for the master level, positioned outside of the hands-on mixing area
All the features described above are the starting point in choosing a good DJ mixer, regardless of brand.
Cutting corners on quality and features, looking only at the price tag, won't buy you reliability, good sound, good service and spare parts, all of which means, ultimately, your piece of mind and the possibility to focus more on creativity.
A good DJ mixer is a long term investment.
Unfortunately, while their efforts are commendable, Behringer DJ mixers are not there yet.
not everyone is born rich. People can start low and go up the stairs to success buying increasingly better gear. It's on them friend
what do you think about reloop rmx 60 digital?
@@SabinoDTmusic Reloop RMX-60 Digital is built very solid, with quality finish and good sound over a digital processing architecture. If you don't mind the lack of built-in DVS or midi support, Reloop RMX-60, especially after its latest firmware update, is, in my opinion, the best standard 4 channel mixer that will not brake your bank and make you feel at home when you get to a club with standard pioneer mixer set-up. My opinion about the Reloop RMX-60 Digital is based on hands on experience with it, as I own two of them.
In comparison with a Behringer DJX750 or a Numark M6, both weighing around 3.5 kg, Reloop RMX-60 Digital sits on about 7 kg of joy and piece of mind.
If you have any doubts about the Reloop RMX-60, I can tell you that its noise floor is very low, its inputs and outputs deliver good sound level and quality and, as a side note, if you ever forget to turn off your speakers first, nothing will happen to them when you turn off or on the mixer, because its power supply is silent (no clicks, no pops, no buzz).
The only thing you have to be aware of is the digital sound processing architecture, which involves DACs, both on inputs and outputs, requiring attention to your input and output levels.
@@valentingheorghe1693 Thank you, very specific. I'm going to buy it, i was reading a lot of positive rewiews about it
Can you record mixes out of it ? Like if I was to use the evermix mix box with it would it work ? Cheers
Hey, it should be possible to record using the Evermix box using out the the RCA outputs as there are three outputs from 'Main' section on the back of the mixer.
You could just simply buy a USB audio interface such as the behringer UMC202HD which can be picked up for around 60 quid brand new. You'd get really good sound quality that way.
Does this mixer have a record out for recording DJ sets??
Yes.
how can i record set's with this mixer ?
both out
With only power lead in mixer is it normal to have a slight humming sound
Hum dos not belong in the audio chain. If you have it, something is wrong either with the mixer power supply or with the electrical grid.
Try not to power all your equipments frkn the same wall socket.
Can someone teach me how to set this up * Beginner*
No worries - what equipment are you connecting to the DJ mixer?
Really, this mixer is disappointing, or worse, it is not of the best quality, despite the fact that I tried it with our expensive Yamaha monitors, they are overloaded and tall and undefined, I have a 15-year-old gemini that sounds much better even though it doesn't have unbelievable things like this Behringer
Guys, this mixer is atrociously bad... I had one some time ago and had to sell it. This mixer has one of the worst EQ ever. Rather invest into any entry level Allen and Heath mixer with two channels rather than getting this useless four channel nonsense.