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szeppieriPRO InfinityDenonMember since 2005






Price: $599
Available: 4th week of Dec


The MC3000 DJ controller from Denon DJ is an affordable professional MIDI controller for Virtual DJ and packaged with Virtual DJ LE.

4 Deck control and a high-quality internal soundcard at an affordable price means the new MC3000 Professional DJ Controller is suited for both the Bedroom DJ as well as those wanting to move onto a more professional setup. Featuring the Layer Function for Dual Deck and 2+2 4-channel mixer control manages to keep functionality but maintain an uncluttered and ergonomic layout.



Line to master gives the option of 2 analog line input mixing control so a variety of external players can be connected and used alongside a Mac® or Windows PC – great for handing over to the next DJ after a set without interrupting the flow of music.



The quality of the high resolution, 105mm touch-sensitive jog wheels and the smooth 100mm long pitch slider (with 14-bit resolution) is evidence that the Denon DJ build quality and reliability is still present even at this more affordable price point.



Complete with file browse navigation keys and rotary encoder file selector knob, 8 (4+4) hot cue buttons with layer bank selector key, powerful shirt key for various dual button operation, large size Cue and Play buttons, and the inclusion of Denon “Legacy” Pitch bend keys proves that this is a serious, professional, DJ controller.

Features:
• Includes Virtual DJ LE application, but also Optimized for *Traktor 2 users
• Slim Tabletop design for easy portability
• Solid Steel chassis construction
• Intuitive 4 deck hardware control, with visible deck color change
• Two Independent Analog Input Sources w/volume control mix
• Included USB Audio Interface (Soundcard) 2in/2out (stereo)
• MAC OSX, Windows XP/Vista/Win7 Compatible
• Powerful 3-way Audio/Video Assignable cross-fader for Video performances
• Solid Steel, high resolution 105mm Touch-Sensitive Jog Wheels
• Smooth 100mm long Pitch Slider with high 14-bit resolution
• Pitch/Fader/Volume Lock function - holds the last known Audio value and position until the NULL point is reached again
• File browse navigation keys & rotary encoder file selector knob
• 8 (4 + 4) Hot Cue buttons w/layer bank selector key
• Auto Loop Button w/ Beat Jump (Loop Cut)
• Manual Loop In/Out buttons
• Various EFX/Sampler control, keys & Parameter knobs
• Various GUI control, Mixer, Video, Scratch, Sampler, REC,
• Powerful Shift Key - used for various dual button operation
• Large size Cue & PLAY buttons
• Search Keys (<< >>) to advance around within the file
• Denon's legacy "Pitch Bend" keys
• Vinyl & Pitch Bend Jog modes
• SYNC key for smooth beat matching between decks
• Key Lock on/off button with LED confirmation
• Input level gains
• Deck/Master PFL input gain & program meters
• Independent CUE System (all channels)
• Split Cue function with Cue/Master pan knob
• High quality, high output Headphone Amp
• 45mm Channel & Cross Faders
• Independent 3-Band Channel EQ w/Kills (High-Mid-Low)
• 1/4 TRS Balanced & RCA Unbalanced Master Outputs
• 1/4 TRS Mic Input
• Mic Ducking attenuation
• Various Utility presets to customize user settings
• MIDI Mappable control surface (Faders, knobs and buttons) for other DJ applications
• Firmware upgradable over USB
• Kensington lock terminal to prevent theft
• Optional 19" rackmount accessory kit for Mobile DJs (RM3000)
• AC adaptor powered


Virtual DJ LE Features:
• Multi-deck support up to 4 independent zero-latency players
• One-click beat matching and synchronization
(FAME algorithm)
• Time-Stretch and Master Tempo Pitch algorithms
• Automatic seamless and beat-aware LOOP functionality
• Synchronized sampler with 12 instant record and playback slots
• Real scratch simulation
• Automatic first beat and last beat detection
• Automatic BPM and KEY calculation
• Video & Karaoke support



*Virtual DJ LE included for America's & Canada

*TRAKTOR™ 2 LE included for Europe and Asia Pacific
 
geposted Mon 21 Nov 11 @ 2:16 pm
For Latin America, when it would arrive?

regards!!
 
geposted Mon 21 Nov 11 @ 6:25 pm
Ya know what I'd like to see is a version of this or the 6000 that doesn't have a soundcard built-in. I'd imagine it would drive down the cost plus a lot of us already have soundcards, this goes for all controller manufacturers ;-)

Nice unit though
Huey
 
geposted Mon 21 Nov 11 @ 6:43 pm
I am interested in a controller so that I only use 4 decks with 2 decks is enough for me
 
geposted Mon 21 Nov 11 @ 6:51 pm
bagpussPRO InfinityMember since 2003

It's nice like the 6000, I'm only surprised both weren't made available at the same time.
 
geposted Mon 21 Nov 11 @ 7:50 pm
will the 3000 feature a FULL stand alone mixer like the MC6000????????
 
geposted Mon 21 Nov 11 @ 8:31 pm
AdvokutPRO InfinityMember since 2010
and can it support atleast one timecode vinyl through the soundcard?
 
geposted Mon 21 Nov 11 @ 10:19 pm
djdadPRO InfinityDevelopment ManagerMember since 2005
A nice review that answers a lot of your questions...
 
geposted Mon 21 Nov 11 @ 10:23 pm
djdadPRO InfinityDevelopment ManagerMember since 2005
Advokut wrote :
and can it support atleast one timecode vinyl through the soundcard?


Denon DJ wrote :

Included USB Audio Interface (Soundcard) 2in/2out (stereo)
 
geposted Mon 21 Nov 11 @ 10:25 pm
Shame it only comes with Traktor in Europe, why can't it come with both?
 
geposted Tue 22 Nov 11 @ 3:39 am
beatbreaker1 wrote :
Ya know what I'd like to see is a version of this or the 6000 that doesn't have a soundcard built-in. I'd imagine it would drive down the cost plus a lot of us already have soundcards, this goes for all controller manufacturers ;-)

Nice unit though
Huey


A bypass switch would be better.
 
geposted Tue 22 Nov 11 @ 6:52 am
Only one mic input, jack only, with no EQ.

Not much use for the majority of mobile DJs (i.e. the type of DJ that this size unit suits).

Shame.
 
geposted Tue 22 Nov 11 @ 7:13 am
Charlie Wilson wrote :

A bypass switch would be better.


Well if your using VDJ then its no trouble, lol! I think Numark did it right with the Mixtracks (having a soundcard, not having a soundcard)........
 
geposted Tue 22 Nov 11 @ 7:16 am
MeowMixPRO InfinityMember since 2010
At half the price of an MC6000 would have been understandable. But at almost the same price (you can get a used MC6000 for $600) i really dont see the point of this.
 
geposted Tue 22 Nov 11 @ 8:45 am
Me neither. The feature set is far too limited compared to the 6000 to justify the price.

Keith
 
geposted Tue 22 Nov 11 @ 9:16 am
Mo money, mo money, mo money, lol!!

Make a version without the soundcard and ill buy one..........
Huey
 
geposted Tue 22 Nov 11 @ 10:16 am
@Denon DJ,
I would be interested to know more about the DN-SC3900 though............

Could that be the 3700's big brother.......
Huey
 
geposted Tue 22 Nov 11 @ 10:49 pm
I dont think its the 3700's big brother. It starts out with SC isntead of DN-S3700. I think its a compact controller.

here what it looks like.



 
geposted Tue 22 Nov 11 @ 11:55 pm
938MyDJPRO InfinityMember since 2007
I love Denon products esp. my DN-X1600 (when I use turntables on gigs). But for midi controllers, MC6000 and MC3000 are a little bit small for the layout I got used to. I started with Total Control, 'didn't like the size and went for Xponent (sold them both), later on got a Mixdeck, and recently bought the NS6 after a long study/comparison of all the 4decks controllers. Now I am happy and contented with my NS6.

I hope I could use these units for at least a year before they (midi-controller companies) could think of new features that would attract me to upgrade again.

Let's wait and see what will come out at NAMM...
 
geposted Wed 23 Nov 11 @ 12:03 am
Caliente123 wrote :
I dont think its the 3700's big brother.


I don't think so either.

I've been waiting patiently for Denon to release a successor to the HS5500, but this looks more like a souped up SC2000.

People seem to be suckered in by the use of 3900 in the name, thinking it will be a 12" motorised platter or something - but
it's not so easy to judge size by the pic. It's probably really small.

 
geposted Wed 23 Nov 11 @ 4:43 am
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