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For most commenters: Audio quality cannot be accurately judged by human ears unless you're a highly trained professional in a very controlled environment. Even in such cases, the only reliable way to assess sound quality is to run a sine wave through each mixer and observe the differences. I bet most of them will perform almost identically, and if there is any saturation in some, it will be so minimal that, technically, we can consider them the same. You can compare equalizer curves, channel gains, filters, etc., but the audio quality will be virtually the same across most mixers. <3 So, to all the people saying things like 'The bass is more solid on this mixer... bla bla bla,' if there’s no FX or EQ applied to the channel, they will all sound exactly the same. Grab your sine waves and test it yourselves!

A lot of people hate Behringer simply because they have made hardware music making affordable. Now the barrier to entry is low enough so everyone play. This is the same thing as DAWs way back in the day.

Could you have chosen a shitter track ?😂

In person, pioneer sounds like a toy compared to A+H ….

Skip to nearly 4 mins for it to actually start..🙄

Is this device hard to learn to use?

0:33 - 0:36 that was me

Appreciate the vid! I've made a couple of mixes in Ableton, and have always just set the BPM at one speed. But the new mix I'm working on has a wider range of BPM, so I really didn't want to do that. I'm so used to setting the speed of each track on each deck then mixing accordingly, but the way Ableton does it as sort of a "master speed" makes a little more sense.

whats the first track called? really like the sound of that :)

Very helpful thank you for this (and for making it concise, so many videos are more talk and less action.)

Thank you so much for this comparison!!

Do you have any way to connect ddm 4000 to play dj software?

Sick tutorial! Would love to see more on the S2400 👍

Can you make a video about the midi din with preamps set up? Like connection and workflow ?

I remember doing a night at my local club and we invented Caged baby up to headline. That was the first time I had seen anyone using Ableton to dj, up until then it was vynal or final scratch. After the gig he came back to my house for a few drinks and a bit of banter, and while I got a minute with him I ask him why Ableton? His answer was:- this way I no that there is less that can go wrong and this will help me relax and enjoy what I am do which will help me perform to the best that I can.

I love this mixer. I have one on each side of my studio.

for you to achieve more accurate results you should consider some aspects as: -the output of the dj mixer to the input of your soundcard/recording device should be matched in all the dj mixers -when applying the filters, also consider the resonance knob on all the mixer to be equivalent. in my opinion should be one with minimum resonance, another with mid and another with max, because they have their own resonance, and that makes them really unique, especcially the rane mp2015 and xone 92. either way, these are 4 really good mixers to put side by side. I personally play with them a lot, except for the DDM-4000, and they all have a lot of things that really make them sound like themselves. also the xone 92 you have on the video is the one from china. the old one (made in the UK) has a really different sound saturation, especially when when it gets hot. (those mixers take some playing time to heat up and sound how they are supposed to)

Dislikers are the gear elitists that are butthurt that their purchase was undermined, not real logical musicians.

Perfect! I had to do this task on a 2018 Outback. Your video gave me the confidence to give it a go. Mine went very smoothly though I didn’t have to remove the outer chrome strip. Only the inner door panel.

Just found this video .. life saver 🛟

Nice demo ....thank you !

Xone 92 (best): aggressive, sturdy and tight bass freq, 'raw & straight in your face' sound V10: aggressive too but booming bass and colored sound, freq separation bit muddy MP2015: clean but 'weak' Behringer: what?

You get discouraged when you try to mix a couple songs twice? time sure have changed this new generations.

u willing to sell the lp85?

the rane filter has a crap ton of resonance compared to the others, sounds super different.

The behringer is lacking low end in the 20-40hz, the xone 92 gets my vote..

Enjoyed the video. Own, owned a few of these models. The Xone 92R (purchased in 2001), overall best sound. A&H’s experience in music engineering, use of quality analog parts makes this my top choice. The feel, layout, convenience, amazing sound of the filters and the built in card makes the MP2015 a second choice. Sold it 4 years ago, still regret it. The DDM 4000 is very nice a a great value. I can’t afford the V10 but own the Nexus 2 for ease of use, flexibility and features it’s comes in third.

The xone sounded 3d.as compared to the other mixers that sounded 2d. It's like something was missing.

muy bueno.

Great vid, I’m sold. I love the fact that we can have huge collections of quality synths for peanuts these days. Good times.

You should have cut all the vlog at the beginning, as you say again at arround 5:00 what‘s the topic of the video

Xone have a more darker sound

Guy J is a master doing this, thanks to reveal this tricks!

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Yo bro, can u tell me how to run or midi my s2400 to my computer and my keyboard or how to run my keyboard directly into the s2400

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Good to see some appreciation for what is a very nice, clean sounding mixer. Overdriving synths and drums into can give some good results, too. As you point out, nearly perfect for a synth-based studio, just wish it add inserts to patch in eqs and comps.

Here we go again! =) Laughing at Behringer gear, but as you said everybody, not many can afford mixers @ 1500-2500 range if one haven't have a steady gig on a club, <3 cheers BTW thanks for including the Behringer =)

cool clip! ..anyway each time I watch some mixer comparison is ever focused on 'no vocals-computerized-electronic music'.. nothing bad with that, but if you want compare SOUND you've to play something more 'complete' with vocals and real instruments able to stress mixers freq, it's as is we could appreciate plus/minus of mixers 😉

OMG, the lack of low end of the Model 1 was unexpected for me. Clearly the winner in sound quality, for me, is the xone 92.

Great, just got my s2400, look forward to trying this. Incredible machine.

there's an anniversary A & H Xone 92 coming soon, NOT to the theatres, but to the clubs and the A & H followers.

Tastiest filter on Rane ugliest on Behringer. Pioneer an AnH meh

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i'm just going to say that compared to the original song , both djm 900 and xone 92 did well , the xone 92 is ever so slightly brighter than the djm 900 and it has a small upper bass boost . the djm 900 has a bit of a bass boost from 70hz to 200 hz that can be fixed by reducing bass a bit at the expense of losing sub-bass . i do not like the model 1 tought , it sounds honky (boosted upper mids ) , at nightclub volume levels it would make me leave very fast if the sound was like this . i'd like to mention the fact that xone92 and DJM 900 are basically the same when you're in the red. As somebody mentionned , the mixer is only part of the equation , the only thing that matter here is the final result , if the speaker are trash and the the room is a litteral tin can it doesn't matter which mixer you are using .

do you know how much power your stock head unit puts out rms?

Can you please tell me how I would just sync that to my live 2 for now and use it as the interface? I've watched the tutorials and just don't understand how to connect it.. all of this is new to me.. I just want my live 2 to sync to that

Recently got an RPS-10 now I only miss this one!😮

Behringer sounds so close to the Allen n heath. Insane value

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