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I use the x-session pro with traktor 3, and I'm finding it a really good match. Some people say it looks really cheap and whatnot, but if you can overlook that (it's really about the music, not looks, right?) then you can start taking advantage of it.
As Alex wrote, it really depends on what program you are using. And from there, it depends on the function for which you will be using it. So far I've been using it to make some mixes, but could just as well see using it at a club or party to DJ live. If you assign the all the controls that it has in an optimal way, you can really get a lot out of it - I know I have. I went through 2 or 3 different configurations of control assignments until I found the one that worked best for me. Also, I know a few people complain because it has less buttons than the original x-session, but that is no problem to me because right next to my x-session pro is my laptop, which has more buttons that I can handle :
I bought mine from turntablelab.com for $100, they also had free shipping. Hope this helped, PM me if you want a more detailed description of how I've assigned the controls or anything else.
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