Pioneer Djm- 2000 Professional Nexus Dj Mixer

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There are a million reasons why the Pioneer DJM series of mixers have become the industry standard the world over. From the mainstage of every festival to every downtown club and neighborhood bar, there is some iteration of the 4-channel mixer in that booth. Pioneer’s latest, the DJM-900 NXS2, is the crowning achievement in this line of mixers. There are a million reasons why the Pioneer DJM series of mixers have become the industry standard the world over. From the mainstage of every festival to every downtown club and neighborhood bar, there is some iteration of the 4-channel mixer in that booth. Pioneer’s latest, the DJM-900 NXS2, is the crowning achievement in this line of mixers.

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The Lowdown

Less scary and more popular than the DJM-2000 (and now DJM-2000NXS), the DJM-900NXS is a great club mixer. This mixer adds digital inputs and some better hardware effects to the spec of the DJM-850. However, for software DJs it doesn’t add an awful lot more over the DJM-850 for your extra cash. It’s probably not worth paying the extra unless you’re thinking of going down Pioneer DJ’s Rekordbox route – even though you’ll pay royally for the privilege.

First Impressions / Setting up

The Pioneer DJM-900NXS is a four-channel mixer with several beat and audio manipulation effects controlled by the device’s X-Pad. A mic can be plugged-in as well as a USB stick. The DJM-900NXS is compatible with Traktor and Ableton and can be connected to up to four CDJs.

The DJM-900NXS has a three-band EQ, a separate EQ for the mic, trim knobs and several fade curve options. Standard XLR and RCA outputs for connecting to PA different systems and a 1/8” headphone jack for monitoring.

The screen displays the waveform and BPM and is placed just above the Tap and Quantize buttons.

In Use

The DJM-900NXS faders and knobs all feel smooth and reliable. The screen and level meters for each channel are bright which is great for dimly lit environments. The chassis itself feels very solid as well and can probably take a beating.

The beat effects all sound very useable and we found the slip roll to be probably used more often than the others. The six sound color effects including crush and filters all sound great as well and leave a lot of creative space to be explored. It should be mentioned that the color effects are post-fader meaning that the effect will still go off even if the tracks’ fader is at 0.

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Both effects can be controlled by the DJM-900NXS’ X-Pad. The X-Pad is a single touch strip on the device and manipulates certain parameters of the effect chosen. It may be a little cramped for some people especially ones with larger fingers but is a great feature of the DJM-900NXS.

An Amazon reviewer mentioned that the DJM-900NXS is a bit noisier than its previous version, the DJM-800. With that being said, the same reviewer said that the DJM-900NXS is a great choice for clubs since no one will notice the noise anyway.

Conclusion

With great build quality and access to a number of great sounding effects and a lot more features packed into it, the Pioneer DJ DJM-900NXS is a great choice if you want to upgrade to more professional gear.

Pioneer DJ
Privately Held Corporation
IndustryHardware and software for DJ's and music production/performance
FoundedKawasaki (2014)
HeadquartersYokohama, Japan
Key people
ProductsMixer,[1]

Player,[2] Controller,[3] All-in-one system,[4] Turntable,[5] Remix station,[6]

rekordbox[7]
OwnersPioneer Corporation
KKR (85.05%)
Number of employees
253
Websitewww.pioneerdj.com
The CDJ-2000, a CD player designed by Pioneer DJ. A DJM-800 mixer is also seen in the middle.

Pioneer DJ (formerly Pioneer Pro DJ) is a brand of Pioneer Corporation that represents the company's range of DJ products. In March 2015 KKR acquired an 85.05 percent stake.[8] The Pioneer[9] DJ product range comprises DJ mixers, decks, headphones, effects units, all-in-one consoles,[10]DJ software controllers, monitor speakers and various accessories.[11]The current professional grade CDJ-2000 Nexus 2[12] decks and DJM-900 Nexus 2[13] mixer can be seen in DJ booths all over the world.[citation needed]

Mixers[edit]

Pioneer Mixers
NameChannelsYears
DJ Gerald omuzibu2
DJM-3002
DJM-300S2
DJM-3502
DJM-4002
DJM-400 LIMITED2
DJM-45022017 - present
DJM-5004
DJM-6004
DJM-7004
DJM-7072
DJM-7504
DJM-750MK242017 - present
DJM-8004
DJM-8504
DJM-900NEXUS LIMITED4
DJM-900NXS42011 - 2016
DJM-900NXS242016 - present
DJM-900SRT4
DJM-9092
DJM-10006
SVM-10004
DJM-20004
DJM-2000NXS4
DJM-TOUR14
DJM-30004
DJM-50004
DJM-T12
DJM-S32
DJM-S922015 - present
DJM-S9-N2
DJM-V1062020 - present

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History[edit]

  • November 2001: Pioneer's first Pro DJ rack mount mixer, the DJM-3000.[17]
  • November 2003: Pioneer DJ announces the DVJ-X1[18] combining DJing and audio-visual entertainment.
  • October 2004: Pioneer DJ introduces two new effects processors, the EFX-1000[19] and the EFX-500.[20]
  • 2007: Pioneer DJ launches DJM-700.[21]
  • September 2009: Pioneer DJ announces two new players to their DJ equipment portfolio, the CDJ-900[22] and CDJ-2000.[23]
  • May 2010: Pioneer DJ releases two new DJ software controllers,[3] the DDJ-S1, and the DDJ-T1.
  • February 2011: Pioneer DJ announces the DJM-900nexus[24] pro DJ digital mixer.
  • October 2011: Pioneer DJ officially released a new 2-channel DJ controller called the DDJ-ERGO[25] at the BPM Show 2011.
  • March 2012: Pioneer DJ sets a new benchmark with the awe-inspiring RMX-1000[26] remix station.
  • August 2012: Pioneer DJ officially launches the XDJ-AERO,[27] Pioneer's first wireless DJ system that plays music from smartphones and tablets via Wi-Fi.
  • August 2012: Pioneer’s rekordbox™ software goes mobile.[28]
  • August 2012: Pioneer DJ introduces the DDJ-WeGO,[29] an affordable DJ console for beginners.
  • October 2012: Pioneer DJ launches the DDJ-SX – the first native controller for Serato DJ.[30]
  • January 2013: Pioneer DJ unveils the limited 'Platinum Collection' of its CDJ-2000NXS,[31] DJM-900NXS[32] and RMX-1000.[33]
  • April 2013: Pioneer DJ officially launches the DJM-750.[34]
  • May 2013: Pioneer DJ releases the XDJ-R1 all-in-one DJ system - the portable, rekordbox ready DJ unit that delivers wireless control from iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.[35]
  • August 2013: Pioneer DJ launches the S-DJ X series of active monitor speakers for DJs.[36]
  • June 2014: Pioneer DJ release DDJ-SX2 for fast scratching and simple cueing by its buttons.
  • July 2014: Pioneer DJ marks 20 years in the DJ industry by launching of a new turntable: the PLX-1000 [37] aimed at the professional DJ. The PLX-1000 is designed for the DJ booth and the demands of the DJ, it also reflects 50 years experience of making turntables for the hi-fi world. The launch of a turntable in an increasingly more digital DJ environment is seen by many Djs as a response to the growing resurgence of vinyl in the youth markets with so called 'hipsters' leading this trend. A more affordable version is also expected at this stage. The DJ level deck is also aimed at increasing number of turntablists using control vinyl with software such as Serato.
  • August 2014: Pioneer DJ releases DDJ-WeGO3 For Algoriddim for mac IOS pc and iPad & iPad air
  • August 2015: Pioneer DJ Releases a new Mixer: The DJM-S9, a Serato capable DVS mixer with new MAGVELPRO Faders.
  • January 2016: Pioneer DJ Releases a new Nexus 2 Mixer and Player: new CDJ-2000NXS2 and DJM-900NXS2 flagship set-up [38]
  • April 2016: Pioneer DJ announces the DDJ-RB and the DDJ-RR controller.
  • May–June 2016: Pioneer DJ releases 2 new MIDI-controllers: the DDJ-RB and the DDJ-RR controller.[39]
  • January 2017: Pioneer DJ launches the Toraiz AS1 [40] an analogue monophonic synthesiser in association with legendary electronic instrument maker Dave Smith instruments. Dave Smith has created instruments used by some of the most influential musicians of our era from Peter Gabriel (Genesis) to Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails), Faith No More to Lady Gaga,[41] so expectations of the Toraiz AS1 are exceptionally high. Demonstrations in the UK presented by Pioneer Dj's Rob Anderson from March through to May 2017 prove that the instrument delivers that trademark analogue sound indicative of Dave Smith instruments combined with a clear user interface and high build quality which typifies Pioneer DJ products. Despite this there is still a steep learning curve to master this machine. The AS1 also has teething issues with the software when powering on. In March 2017 Pioneer release a software update aimed at solving this issue.[42]
  • January 2020: Pioneer DJ launches the DJM-V10 6-channel professional DJ Mixer.

Headphones[edit]

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References[edit]

Djm 2000 Nexus

  1. ^Mixer
  2. ^Player
  3. ^ abController
  4. ^All-in-one system
  5. ^Turntable
  6. ^Remix station
  7. ^rekordbox
  8. ^KKR closes buy of Pioneer DJ
  9. ^Pioneer
  10. ^All-in-one consoles
  11. ^DJ accessories
  12. ^CDJ-2000nexus
  13. ^DJM-900nexus
  14. ^MIXERS Archived
  15. ^MIXERS
  16. ^DJ Mixer
  17. ^Pioneer's first Pro DJ rack mount mixer
  18. ^DJ or VJ? The Revolutionary DVJ-X1 shows the New Way
  19. ^EFX-1000
  20. ^EFX-500
  21. ^Die 10 wichtigsten DJ-Mixer der Geschichte
  22. ^CDJ-900: new multi-format performance DJ player.
  23. ^It’s here! The CDJ-2000 pro-grade DJ player for the digital age
  24. ^DJM-900nexus pro DJ digital mixer: the catalyst for creativity and control
  25. ^Introducing a new compact controller with form, the DigitalDJ-ERGO-V
  26. ^Pioneer sets a new benchmark with the awe-inspiring RMX-1000 remix station
  27. ^presents the XDJ-AERO, the first-ever wireless all-in-one DJ system, and the first native player for rekordbox™ music management software
  28. ^Pioneer’s rekordbox™ software goes mobile
  29. ^The all-new DigitalDJ-WeGO – the fun and affordable DJ console for beginners
  30. ^Pioneer DJ launches the DDJ-SX – the first native controller for Serato DJ
  31. ^CDJ-2000NXS-M - Limited Edition Platinum
  32. ^DJM-900NXS-M - Limited Edition Platinum
  33. ^RMX-1000-M - Limited Edition Platinum
  34. ^Pioneer launches the DJM-750 four-channel mixer
  35. ^The XDJ-R1 all-in-one DJ system – the portable, rekordbox ready DJ unit that delivers wireless control from iPhone, iPad and iPod touch
  36. ^Pioneer DJ launches the S-DJ X series of active monitor speakers for DJs
  37. ^PLX-1000 Turntable
  38. ^Refined, Remastered, Reborn: Meet the new CDJ-2000NXS2 and DJM-900NXS2
  39. ^http://djtechtools.com/2016/04/26/pioneer-introduce-ddj-rb-ddj-rr-smaller-rekordbox-controllers/
  40. ^Toraiz AS1
  41. ^https://www.davesmithinstruments.com/artists/
  42. ^https://www.pioneerdj.com/en/news/2017/toraiz-as-1-firmware-update-ver1021/

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