The company's latest DJ system lets you play music from CDs, a USB stick or DJ software, and you can control it wirelessly from an iOS device.
Pioneer has unveiled its latest all-in-one DJ system, the XDJ-R1.
This new unit comes in looking a bit like a pair of CDJs, a streamlined Pioneer mixer and a laptop interface all in one. The two decks work like the company's signature CDJs, with beat effects built in and buttons to launch cue points and loops. Each deck features a CD drive but can also control music loaded in via a USB stick or DJ software on a laptop. The streamlined mixer in the center gives you three-band EQ and color effects control for each deck. The biggest innovation comes by way of a built-in wireless network that can connect to an iOS device and control effects with Pioneer's remotebox app. This lets you manipulate the parameters of the unit's built-in effects on an intuitive, touch-enabled XY grid. The video below shows off exactly what the XDJ-R1 can do.
Pioneer will release the XDJ-R1 in June 2013 for an estimated retail price of 999 Euro.
This new unit comes in looking a bit like a pair of CDJs, a streamlined Pioneer mixer and a laptop interface all in one. The two decks work like the company's signature CDJs, with beat effects built in and buttons to launch cue points and loops. Each deck features a CD drive but can also control music loaded in via a USB stick or DJ software on a laptop. The streamlined mixer in the center gives you three-band EQ and color effects control for each deck. The biggest innovation comes by way of a built-in wireless network that can connect to an iOS device and control effects with Pioneer's remotebox app. This lets you manipulate the parameters of the unit's built-in effects on an intuitive, touch-enabled XY grid. The video below shows off exactly what the XDJ-R1 can do.
Pioneer will release the XDJ-R1 in June 2013 for an estimated retail price of 999 Euro.
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