Pioneer DJ has announced the upcoming release of the DDJ-FLX6-GT 4-channel DJ controller. This model is an updated version that will replace the popular DDJ-FLX6 currently on the market, improving upon other features, including compatibility with Pioneer DJ's software suite.
The redesigned DDJ-FLX6-GT features a refreshed look for its large jog wheels, which boast a graphite color and a metallic texture on top, along with a rubber coating on the outer ring for improved mobility. The rest of the unit also has a more refined appearance, featuring a new matte gray finish throughout. Another significant upgrade to the DJ controller is its compatibility with an expanded range of software.
Pioneer DJ brings a new version of the DDJ-FLX6-GT
The new unit adds support for VirtualDJ software, while retaining free compatibility with rekordbox and Serato DJ Pro. VirtualDJ software will also be available for use with the original DDJ-FLX6 if the unit is updated to the latest firmware version. Meanwhile, TRAKTOR PRO 3 will be available for use with any of the models by downloading the TSI mapping files.
The DDJ-FLX6-GT includes all the features of the original unit. This includes Merge FX, which makes it easy to excite an audience and mix songs from totally different genres. With it, you can effortlessly switch from Hip-hop to House, from Rock to EDM, or between any combination of styles you want to mix to create a more personal environment. With Jog Cutter and Sample Scratch^ features, professional-sounding scratch effects are included so you won't damage your original vinyl or decks.
To use the DDJ-FLX6-GT with rekordbox, it is necessary to install the latest version of the software. For the unit with Serato DJ Pro, you need to install the latest version of the software and use the included coupons for the FX Pack and Pitch 'n Time DJ Expansion Pack to unlock these features. Finally, to use the DDJ-FLX6-GT with VirtualDJ and TRAKTOR PRO 3, you must purchase a license key or subscription for the latest version of the software.
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