Denon’s latest standalone DJ controllers offer huge value for money, bringing pro quality and a few unique features at a beginner-friendly price.
Denon’s smallest standalone DJ controller offers unparalleled portability, but is that enough? Greg Scarth finds out.
What do we mean by portability, and why is it good? The portable DJ controller market can be confusing at times because there are so many different answers to those questions. One person might think that a four-deck controller with a laptop is a portable setup, others might insist it’s got to be the tiniest possible standalone unit. Some might want portability in order to take their own setup to gigs, while others might want to play at small parties, friends’ houses, or even in the idyllic outdoor spaces that often appear in DJ brands’ marketing photos.
Read moreDenon’s new controller unlocks the Dual Layer functionality of the brand’s media players. Greg Scarth finds out why it might be a bit of a bargain.
The new update adds creative options for users of Pioneer and Denon players/controllers.
The DJ brand’s software gets updated with a new BPM detection algorithm, sync manager and more.
Denon’s flagship mixer and controller hybrid makes the leap to Serato. Robin Lee finds out what improvements have been made.
Denon’s rugged media player, designed for the rigours of nightly use, gets an update. Rob Lee offers his verdict on the D4500 MK2.