Pioneer DJ DJM-V10-LF Review | Tips and Tricks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Mojaxx takes an in-depth look at Pioneer DJ‘s new DJM-V10-LF six-channel mixer, which is a variant of the original DJM-V10 model that forgoes the crossfader in favor of longer channel faders. 🎛️ Subscribe to DJcityTV: bit.ly/127fT8P
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I just ordered my DJM V10LF and happy to not see a XFader anymore! I'm a TechHouse Minimal DJ and I never found a Use for a XFader and I don't like scratching, so thanks Pioneer for this Opportunity
I consider myself super lucky to own a V10 and a pair of 3000’s. This gear is absolutely brilliant and the (sound) quality is superb and the possibilities of the V10 are seemingly endless. Not a single day goes by without spinning a few tracks. Expensive? Yes. But, worth every single penny!
Hey, the camera work and pans are extra nice and crisp in this video! Very nice to just watch. Oh and this mixer is cool. Wish I was filthy rich lol.
10 cm faders are great! I grown up with d&r and dateq discomixers
V-10 with crossfader & rotary channels would be killer imo
If they released a version like that, my head might explode. Pretty much my dream mixer!
Yeah DJM-V10-RF would be great!
They may do in a couple of months...V10 R😬
And a lan hub inbuilt
I have a V10 it seems to me that the LF version is made to give an alternative to fans of Xone mixers and in particular the Model 1. I find the version with fader 45 (faster) more comfortable and already excellent in the set.up curves. The cross-fader besides being necessary for pure scratch allows super quick changes and combined with the send effects on channels type 5-6 you can create particular sounds. Pioneer choice that I don't understand and think it's a nice alternative but it doesn't change the life of the DJ. The space on the LF could fit + 60mm long and still less complete mixer than the V10. Carlo ITALY
Crossfaders shouldn't be on mixers and real DJs shouldn't be scratching.
Rather cool, happy their putting options out there :D
Couldn't there be the new fader curves in a firmware update and give the regular v10 more curve options ?
Disappointing: the faders still don't go up to 11 !
A missed opportunity!
I’ve learned if you turn that trim knob all the way up the blinky lights will turn red, which I figure red=11. Super handy trick!
what do you mean with 11??
@@ShineRecordings the volume
Love mine. Just got the new rig all set up!
Will still opt for the Xone 96! :)
I have a DB2 so I am normally in the A&H camp but the effect options on this make comparisons with a 96 kind of not fair. Its twice the price mind, but its basically everything you can need as a dj in one machine.
Yeh...better bang for buck and analog.
Xone 96 ....anytime ....Mojaxx...
I do love the 96 too! But this does an awful lot more and is equivalent in terms of quality IMO. Does also cost a lot more, too, though.
@@Mojaxx agreed...
Great review as always!
Will there be a review of the new Ortofon VNL needles?
I really would like to watch that!
Best, Embe
Not sure of the need for a whole ‘new’ edition when it’s literally a fader panel replacement. Other DJMs in the past had the ability to swap fader panels for rotary etc. Why not just sell the LF panel as an optional extra
The chassis internals probably had to be modified to fit these 60mm faders.
Pioneer flooding the market. I wonder what they gonna launch soon? A space rocket 🚀
Next step for Pioneer : make a 4-channel version of this, push down the price point.
or a v5 with 3 channels would be different!
I'll buy your kidney Mojaxx :)
This would smash at a place like tresor
Perfect mixer for Dj Q Bert
i like to mix fast is the a9 not beter for me then cus its a 4 band its taks way to long my songs are short i need to go fast no time for 4 band
Its the Pioneer take on the AH Play Differently I think.
I have a Zoom F6 to record my mixes. This recorder only uses XLR inputs. However, the V10 mixer only has RCA for record out. What do you recommend for me to use (cable wise) to record from this mixer to my recorder? Gonna use to record at home not at a venue. Was thinking Mogami RCA to XLR. Not sure though. Thanks for your input.
Can I combine 2 denon Sc6000 with a pioneer djm 900nx2 or djm V10 .. are all functions of the mixer than usable .. Is it also necessary to link the mixer to the Denon players? thks
I ordered 2 of these mixers a year ago and still nothing.
The classic DJMV-10 costs $5200 here in Australia. That’s what I call an eye watering price. The 3300 USD makes it look like an ok price to be honest.
What... 5200 aud is 3200 USD 😂
@@margusmikitski it’s about the purchase power. I could justify spending 3k even though it’s still a lot of money but I know I’m getting a top of the line product. However 5k is quite a stretch and having this amount of money for disposal makes me think 2x what I will spend it for.
Yeah I found one on marketplace bout 2 yrs ago for 3k aud
Mojaxx I have a Question: do you think both Mixers will have the same Firmware? I saw at the homepage but the LF still in version 1.00 and the standard DJm has already the 1.07. So can I update my LF Version with the standard DJM V10 Firmware??
No crossfader …. Dang not for me then ill get the regular v10 to scratch not a scratch king but some tricks here and there just hypes the music up more
another trying to carbon-copy Model 1.. I had V10 and now I've Model 1, sorry but Model 1 wins hands down about audio quality and workflow..V10 has FXs? right but try to play with filters/knobs of Model 1 and you'll have so much more reward ;)
your opinion I had both now I got the v10 it all about choices
Everytime I hear Pioneer effects I walk away.
This mixer is inching closer and closer to the DJM-1000
A classic!
I didn't even know the DJM-1000 existed until after I already had a DJM-900. I was pretty frustrated that Pioneer had an old 2003 mixer with huge isolator knobs but the best current product they had was an $800 RMX-1000 add-on. I was so happy when the V-10 came out.
Is there a sound card in this sucker?
BIG GUY U R A REAL STORY TELL ER FOR PIONEER I AM SOLD I order one
All of this real estate, and yet they still can't be bothered to offer to ability to put a HPF on one channel and a LPF on another channel. It's 2020!!!
Are you saying they should add a 10th knob to each channel for LPF, or do you want them to keep it like the DJM-900 with a single super-sensitive knob which does both?
I thought it was weird at first, but now I'm glad they did it the way they did. How often do you use LPF? I miss the white noise effect more than I miss the ability to do HPF and LPF at the same time. Besides, you can use the Beat FX Filter if you want to do both.
@@RaquelFoster I know you didn't ask me, but as someone who's gone from Xone 92 to Xone 96 to Formula Sound FF6.2L, I use the low pass filter a lot. I"ll never understand why people don't use it more.
@@ericburgos I'm certainly not saying I know more than anybody. I'm just curious what people like about the LPF. I never heard anybody complaining about the filter on the DJM-2000, and the V10 just took the Filter and Built-In FX layout from the DJM-2000. If I want the bass from a track I'll EQ out everything but the bass. Everybody uses HPF and the resonance of the filter is something I'm used to hearing, but nobody wants resonance on the LPF. Look at the Model 1. It has a HPF/LPF instead of having high/low EQs, but it only has resonance on the HPF. The LPF seems redundant with the EQ ... unless you want a single knob to quickly cut the high/mid, but that doesn't feel as important as being able to quickly take the kick out and bring it back in with the HPF.
That's just where I'm coming from and I'm curious what I'm missing. I've had a DJM-900nexus for a long time and I got used to leaving all the filters at about 1-o'clock and just using the Filter button to turn all the HPFs on/off. That way I can use heavy spiral/echo without it getting all muddy - since the Beat FX on the 900nexus doesn't have EQ buttons like the DJM-900NXS2.
Why there isnt a full kill eq. for hi mid and low mid?? at least - 30db. for korector
Okay I am Zero / nobody in this market, as I am not "Top Selling DJ" like Van Buuren, Guetta etc who is playing at biggest stages so who cares about my opinion. But as an enthusiast I feel that Pioneer is losing their Brand strength faster and faster. Yes, there is still "Club Standart" but nothing is endless in this world. While other brands suddenly became Big Players in the market, Pioneer continuing to release almost the same stuff in different cases. I mean c'mon! CDJ 3000? After seing live Denon's 5000/6000 they just added few buttons and placed color LCD screen under platter? And that is evolution from 2000 to 3000? In controller scene they always some restrictions in their products, like only 2 channel external mixer in 4 channel controller, the same unit with different soft and labels (DDJ 1000 vs DDJ 1000 SRT) and now this 6 channel monster. Totally identical hardware with replaceable fader part. They could add choice optons to choose fader panel and then just add stickers to mark differencies on connection swiches and reflash the Firmware. But no, here are two hardware units.
Do you think that a company like Pioneer DJ may be conducting some market research to know where to invest their money? It seems like pure envy from every competitor and the fans of those every time Pioneer succeeds with their ''bad'' gear. I have seen more DJ performances with the V10/CDJ-3000 combo in a week, than I've seen Denon gear in any combo for the last 3 years. Perhaps the Denon fans and fans of other gear should just buy all this gear that is ''better'' than what pioneer offers and show the world that it is, with amazing performances.
If you talk the talk you need to walk the walk. Why would anyone believe in a brand that only show up in reviews and never in real shows. I don't know if you're a DJ, but you sure don't promote the gear you speak of on your channel. I do, as many others using Pioneer gear, because we use it on a daily basis and we do buy the gear we prefer. Progressive house DJ Miss Monique has been doing fantastic shows with her old CDJ-1000Mk3's this whole year, and that's 14 year old players. It shows what matters.
@@dj-peterofficial2753 I am not a fan of any gear, I am a fan of music. I use DJM450 on "daily basis" and phono preamps on this are total garbage. I wrote my thoughts. Dont see any point to argue with unknown to me "official" dj. Let's see how it will be in 5 years.
@@Blaulicht1120 My point is not to argue, but rather point out that Pioneer is not successful for no reason. All of their products have a very specified target of people, so most DJ's will feel ''left out''. BUT, if you're within the target span, you will probably feel right at home, and think it's the perfect gear for you. If your intention is to play vinyl I do wonder why the DJM-450 is your choice. I have it too in a small setup paired with 2 XDJ-700, and it sounds great even on larger systems. I'm fortunate enough to have a NXS2 setup also and the NXS2 mixer has great pre amps for real vinyl. If I had the need for a good sounding, not too expensive 2 channel mixer for playing vinyl, I'd go A&H, easy. I've been a working DJ since the mid 80's, so I buy gear I can make money on, and Pioneer has served me very well for +25 years now. One negative with Pioneer is that you always get what you pay for. They won't give you you the best of anything unless you choose from the top-of-the-line series. Just good enough for most. A&H on the other hand has decided on a very high level of sound quality no matter what mixer you buy, but with less features. I think that is fantastic. It gives us DJ's the opportunity to buy what suites our needs, and wallets. Where Pioneer is without competition is the integration between all their hardware and software. It gives choices and a flexibility far beyond what anyone else offers. I don't think any brand will be able to break that any soon, certainly not in only 5 years.
@@dj-peterofficial2753 well said mate. Regarding my choice: as I play vinyl only, i need 2 channels. I use effects (and i want to adjust its length), mostly Flanger. FX was always strong part ond DJMs. Filter (color fx) is useful too. And as i decided to extend horizons and use dvs too, i wanted unit with built in sound interface (and dvs licence included preferrably). DJM450 has it all. Except good sound from preamps lol. :D
@@Blaulicht1120 Well, good thing Pioneer just released the S11. It will make a bunch of S9's enter the used market at a fair price, and that one HAS got really good pre amp's, and as most of top-of-the-line products, there's spare parts available for most most wear and tear that happens to a battle/scratch mixer when needed. It's not a mixer for me, but I have a good friend and colleague who got one by chance a while ago, and he loves it. He's a house DJ, as far from a battle/scratch DJ as one can be, but he loves his vinyl and he prefer the S9 before the 4 channel club mixers from Pioneer. He's a 2 channel DJ, so he has both his XDJ-1000Mk2's and his Technics 1200's hooked up to the S9.
The Black Madonna will not be happy about this.
Hey Mojaxx, it’s everyone
not for me but some djs will love this.Over all i think the og V10 is best out of the 2.
#TeamFormulaSound
Salute …...I posted this video on BanginTables.com producers blog
...and a kidney! 🤣🤣
the best tip on the v10 would be knowing how to afford it!
Where are the tips and tricks? The title says "Tips and tricks".
LF just means long faders lmao
Crossfaders aren't logical on any mixer, I actually lost all respect for DJs like A-Trak and Idris Elba for so much as touching the xfader, in addition to the fact that they play music that isn't techno. On that note, I do love this V10 LF, I'd like to try it out before upgrading from my Xone 92.
Loose respect? Depends how it's used. What about genre hybrid turntablist masters like djrum?
so basically a model 1 rip off? lol