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Now, all we need is for the Auto bpm for Fxs to be able to read Serato bpm info!! It gets tedious to have to manually tap the beat in every time I need to use an Fx!!!
Man, that sounds pretty annoying. I'm stuck between getting the SZ2 or the 1000SRT. 2 major things pushing me toward the 1000SRT are price, and it forcing me to finally become comfortable on CDJs. No auto bpm is going to frustrate me a little but I guess it's the same on the nexus setup
SRT my g! the SZ2 is cool, but the scratching on it can be pretty ummm, fake feeling, controller feel, the DDJ1000 feels like an actual CDJ 2000 a little, except, it does need quite some weight / pressure to scratch, so it's not as light as the really real CDJs and it's getting annoying that now I have to be heavy on the scratching, as we're use to needles, keeping in mind weight of the touch on the platter, so that's out the window with either controller, the DDJ1000 doesn't have needle search which is cool on the SZ2, also the SZ2 has internal sounds like horn, noise, cymbal, siren, which are a little fun to play with, but the DDJ1000 has some internal dope ass risers, that you can use to up the energy of the room into the next track, sounds hella dope on hip hop, trap, house transitions, I got the SRT, my boy has the SZ2, so I get to play with boy back to back to compare them, I love my SRT, just bought the coffin with the laptop slide out table and wheels on it, with the 3 year warranty at guitar center and taxes you'll be at $1,607.23 plus like $250 for the coffin, so around $1,900. the SZ2 I think starts at like 2k, plus taxes, warranty and coffin, you'll prob be out around 2,5k? But yeah the SRT doesn't have flip buttons like the SZ2, and I think a few other dedicated buttons, but regardless that I get to use the SZ2, or SRT, I would choose SRT, feels more standard nightclub set up on wheels, I think the biggest thing on it, it's the similarity of the middle mixer part, that it mirror the nexus 2 mixer which is a standard at all nightclubs, they usually have the CDJ 2000's with the Nexus mixer, so that's a good like way to get familiar to crush it with that mixer. The SZ2 does the effects different so that won't be in the club's mixer and it looks hella wack requesting a controller at a big nightclub, so yeah I'm rocking the SRT to get better at the nexus mixer, bro it's super fun!
