To be totally honest, I would not buy either of them.

Mike

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Originally posted by Michael May To be totally honest, I would not buy either of them. Mike

lol
im newbie and i want ot connect it to my pc to train myself..
nothing more.

Um, I really do not know much about Behringer products. I guess they would be alright to start on. Um, I guess the second one looks cooler.

Good Luck,

Mike

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can i connect them to my pc and mix with traktor?

the 52 looks better to me......the monitor mixing fader is pretty cool...check out vestax 275 as well

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Originally posted by nbzie check out vestax 275 as well

Agreed... It should be the only one mentioned to look at... Even if you are a beginner chances are you will get shitty fader leaks, sticking buttons or general problems with any behringer peice of shi.. I mean equipment.

You don't need more frustration when you are starting.

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Originally posted by Dj Alex (ISR) can i connect them to my pc and mix with traktor?

no.

well, you could, but it would be stupid
get a midi controller

also, do some frigging research man seriously...

This may be of some use to you for traktor use and connecting to a mixer

http://www.native-instruments.com/i...4348e987ac5f09c


Someone correct me if Im wrong but unless you have separate outputs in your soundcard for each deck in traktor, you will need a midi controller mixer? What that page on NI's site seems to say is that you use a "multichannel audio interface such as AUDIO KONTROL 1" which seems to split the signal for use with a standard mixer like the ones youre looking at.

As for your mixer, Id go the DX052 if anything

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Originally posted by minski This may be of some use to you for traktor use and connecting to a mixer http://www.native-instruments.com/i...4348e987ac5f09c Someone correct me if Im wrong but unless you have separate outputs in your soundcard for each deck in traktor, you will need a midi controller mixer? What that page on NI's site seems to say is that you use a "multichannel audio interface such as AUDIO KONTROL 1" which seems to split the signal for use with a standard mixer like the ones youre looking at. As for your mixer, Id go the DX052 if anything

Yes, your right. You would need a soundcard with seperate outputs to mix with Traktor. I started off using that program to mix with. I used a M-Audio external souncard. I tried a midi controller too, and preferred the mixer while using Traktor instead of the midi controller. Thats just me though. There are lots of ways to do things.

Rock On,

Mike

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i should buy midi control :\

Mixing with most MIDI controllers REALLY SUCKS, they aren't layed out for DJ use, the faders and knobs are cheap.

There are a few MIDI controllers now that are at least DJ oriented for applications like traktor/torq/etc:

Behringer BCD-2000

M-Audio X-Session Pro

Hercules DJ Console

Normally I would say these also reside on the "cheap" side of equipment, but they are probably in the same class as the mixers you've been looking at.