Pioneer DJ DJ DDJ-REV1 DJ Controller

A Scratch DJ Layout, Ready For Battle

The REV1 perfectly emulates using a professional DJM-S mixer + PLX turntable battle setup, as the tempo sliders have been turned horizontally and placed at the top of the deck sections.

The Performance Pads (x8 pads per deck) have been placed within the mixer section along with Lever FX paddles, meaning they are in the same place as DJM-S series mixers. By having a DJM-S layout, you can energetically change sound during performances and mimic a Vinyl DJ setup.

Bigger Jogwheels For Scratching

The DDJ-REV1 may sit on the more affordable scale of Pioneer DJ Controllers, but don’t let that fool you into thinking it’s not full of premium features. Boasting the same sized jogs as the DDJ-SR2 and larger than the DDJ-400, you’ll find plenty of room to try out mixing techniques on its spacious layout.

Put simply, scratching feels noticeably better than the previous jogs found on DJ controllers at this level. If you’re thinking about getting into battle mixing and scratching, there is no better place to start than the REV1.

Whatsmore is the fact that it is a DJ Controller means you can utilise the 4 deck capability of Serato DJ to expand your mixing options. With Deck 3/4 Control, you can play sounds from all 4 decks within the software.

Dynamically Add Texture To Mixes With Lever FX

One of the best ways to stand out from other DJs is the way you use effects. As well as the 3-band EQ and trim filter pots, the REV1 has plenty of features to mix creatively.

With the inclusion of Levers, the DDJ-REV1 allows DJs to use more creative combinations of Serato Effects at the touch of a button.

Found in the mixer section, the Lever FX paddles allow you to apply effects from Serato DJ Lite in short bursts by holding down the lever or pushing it up to leave the effect on, freeing your hands to scratch or browse tracks.

Never Lose Your Place When Scratching With Tracking Scratch

When scratching, one of the most difficult things to master is returning to the right part of the track after you have closed the fader. With Tracking Scratch you’ll never need to worry about winding the jog back to the start point of your scratch, as once you set a Cue Point and the jog will automatically snap back the moment you let go of the jog wheel.

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