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As the boundaries between beat-making, DJing, sampling, and performance continue to blur, it only feels right that Pioneer DJ would emerge with a groundbreaking new DJ controller to answer the call: DDJ-FLX10. This 4-deck controller was designed to expertly blend the familiar sensibilities of their CDJ and DJM devices with the cutting-edge sonic tools needed to usher your mix into a new world of possibilities. From its powerful FX suite and real-time stem separation to advanced performance-pad functions and onboard, intelligent lighting control, The DDJ-FLX10 marks an unprecedented leap in performance capabilities that DJs of any creed will find completely reimagines what they can do.
Real-time stem separation and control
Coinciding with the release of the DDJ-FLX10 is the rekordbox 6.7, the latest iteration of the program that introduces a previously unavailable tool that makes any standard audio track a viable candidate for deep manipulation and remixing. Real-time part separation can divide a track into three RGB color-coded parts: blue for drums; green for vocals; and red for instruments. These can be individually toggled at any time, and volume and FX can be attenuated and applied to each part, all in real time. This functionality means you could wash the drums with reverb as the track plays, or slowly work the instrumentation and vocals up into the mix as you transition between tracks, all but eliminating the conventional harmonic boundaries imposed by different key signatures. What’s more, the platters will illuminate with the corresponding color to the parts that are being manipulated and display in white when all parts are active.
DJ any way
Out of the box, the DDJ-FLX10 is configured to accommodate both rekordbox and Serato, which can even be done simultaneously. This means that two computers can be connected via dual USB-C ports, each running one of those programs, and seamlessly shift between them as you go back-to-back on the stage. Plus, channels three and four can be toggled between line or phono modes to accommodate turntables, and each deck features its own 3-band EQ, complete with trim controls, and a 3-way source selector. For those looking to craft grooves or juggle samples, a total of 16 performance pads — eight on each side — are available for hot cues, FX, sample recall, keyboard mode, and more, totaling eight different options with the backlit performance pads alone.
Sleek, informative interface design
Since the DDJ-FLX10 eschews a conventional display screen in favor of in-wheel displays, this means there are fewer sensitive surfaces, a more-uniform overall profile, and simplified storage or transportation. The vivid displays convey a host of information that can be toggled or changed at any time, including active deck information; a stacked waveform view that includes whatever is playing on the adjacent channel; a logo view, which can be customized; and an artwork view, which pulls album art from the active track to resemble a classic vinyl experience.
Features:
4 total decks mean comprehensive beat-juggling, scratching, and sample-based performance
16 performance pads comprise 8 on each side, with a total of 8 pad-based performance modes for sampling, Hot Cues, pad FX, keyboard modes, and more
Dual USB-C ports accommodate the simultaneous operation of 2 computers for streamlined, back-to-back shows
Onboard rekordbox and Serato compatibility mean seamless switching between the concurrent operation of both programs on connected devices
Part separation is made possible with rekordbox 6.7, allowing for real-time separation and management of drums, vocals, and instrumentals with any conventional audio file
Parts are color-coded to provide additional visual feedback via jog wheels and part FX
FX Part Selection lets you apply and manage beat FX on individual parts of a track
Part Isolation turns a deck’s 3-band EQ into a volume adjustment for each of the 3 separated parts
Mix Point Link allows for hands-free transitions to focus on creative mixing
Dedicated DMX output accommodates up to 512 DMX channels, managed with rekordbox Lighting Mode
rekordbox Phrase Analysis intelligently analyzes tracks to assign and design a light show to match the hype profile of any track
Vivid in-platter displays provide track information, stacked waveform views, album artwork, and a customizable logo mode, all freely toggled at any time
Channels 3 and 4 accommodate phono modes for use with traditional turntables
New beat loop mode has a dedicated 4-bar loop button, as well as division and duplication buttons
As the boundaries between beat-making, DJing, sampling, and performance continue to blur, it only feels right that Pioneer DJ would emerge with a groundbreaking new DJ controller to answer the call: DDJ-FLX10. This 4-deck controller was designed to expertly blend the familiar sensibilities of their CDJ and DJM devices with the cutting-edge sonic tools needed to usher your mix into a new world of possibilities. From its powerful FX suite and real-time stem separation to advanced performance-pad functions and onboard, intelligent lighting control, The DDJ-FLX10 marks an unprecedented leap in performance capabilities that DJs of any creed will find completely reimagines what they can do.
Real-time stem separation and control
Coinciding with the release of the DDJ-FLX10 is the rekordbox 6.7, the latest iteration of the program that introduces a previously unavailable tool that makes any standard audio track a viable candidate for deep manipulation and remixing. Real-time part separation can divide a track into three RGB color-coded parts: blue for drums; green for vocals; and red for instruments. These can be individually toggled at any time, and volume and FX can be attenuated and applied to each part, all in real time. This functionality means you could wash the drums with reverb as the track plays, or slowly work the instrumentation and vocals up into the mix as you transition between tracks, all but eliminating the conventional harmonic boundaries imposed by different key signatures. What’s more, the platters will illuminate with the corresponding color to the parts that are being manipulated and display in white when all parts are active.
DJ any way
Out of the box, the DDJ-FLX10 is configured to accommodate both rekordbox and Serato, which can even be done simultaneously. This means that two computers can be connected via dual USB-C ports, each running one of those programs, and seamlessly shift between them as you go back-to-back on the stage. Plus, channels three and four can be toggled between line or phono modes to accommodate turntables, and each deck features its own 3-band EQ, complete with trim controls, and a 3-way source selector. For those looking to craft grooves or juggle samples, a total of 16 performance pads — eight on each side — are available for hot cues, FX, sample recall, keyboard mode, and more, totaling eight different options with the backlit performance pads alone.
Sleek, informative interface design
Since the DDJ-FLX10 eschews a conventional display screen in favor of in-wheel displays, this means there are fewer sensitive surfaces, a more-uniform overall profile, and simplified storage or transportation. The vivid displays convey a host of information that can be toggled or changed at any time, including active deck information; a stacked waveform view that includes whatever is playing on the adjacent channel; a logo view, which can be customized; and an artwork view, which pulls album art from the active track to resemble a classic vinyl experience.
Features:
4 total decks mean comprehensive beat-juggling, scratching, and sample-based performance
16 performance pads comprise 8 on each side, with a total of 8 pad-based performance modes for sampling, Hot Cues, pad FX, keyboard modes, and more
Dual USB-C ports accommodate the simultaneous operation of 2 computers for streamlined, back-to-back shows
Onboard rekordbox and Serato compatibility mean seamless switching between the concurrent operation of both programs on connected devices
Part separation is made possible with rekordbox 6.7, allowing for real-time separation and management of drums, vocals, and instrumentals with any conventional audio file
Parts are color-coded to provide additional visual feedback via jog wheels and part FX
FX Part Selection lets you apply and manage beat FX on individual parts of a track
Part Isolation turns a deck’s 3-band EQ into a volume adjustment for each of the 3 separated parts
Mix Point Link allows for hands-free transitions to focus on creative mixing
Dedicated DMX output accommodates up to 512 DMX channels, managed with rekordbox Lighting Mode
rekordbox Phrase Analysis intelligently analyzes tracks to assign and design a light show to match the hype profile of any track
Vivid in-platter displays provide track information, stacked waveform views, album artwork, and a customizable logo mode, all freely toggled at any time
Channels 3 and 4 accommodate phono modes for use with traditional turntables
New beat loop mode has a dedicated 4-bar loop button, as well as division and duplication buttons