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Building on the momentum of the incredibly successful CTRL One USB DJ controller, Gemini is taking functionality to the next level with the CTRL Seven USB Midi DJ Controller. Now, you can enjoy the same innovative features and powerful command offered by the original, but with the added flexibility of fully mappable Midi. That means no matter what dj software you use - Traktor, Virtual DJ, Algoriddim, MixVibes, etc. - it can be mapped to the CTRL Seven USB midi DJ controller. It has two individual channels, each with a touch sensitive jog wheel that lets you search, cue and scratch. Plus, the CTRL Seven USB midi DJ controller also boasts 3 band EQ, master volume, channel volume, channel rotary gain and a cross fader with an adjustable slope that lets you toggle and mix playback between both channels, while a stereo VU Meter adds a convenient visual element for monitoring decibel levels. Plus Gemini has included the Virtual DJ software that offers a variety of samples while providing space for up to twelve samples in your bank. Add your own samples for a more customized experience!
The CTRL Seven USB midi DJ controller is more versatile than ever thanks to the addition of Midi, a platform widely used by the most popular DJ software. Whether you're just getting started in the digital DJ revolution or you're a seasoned pro, the CTRL Seven provides a mobile, dynamic, cost-effective way to get recognized.
Because flexible connections and pristine audio are a must, the CTRL Seven USB Midi DJ Controller features a redesigned 16 bit/44.1kHz soundcard with two channel, switchable line/phono inputs, record, master and booth RCA outputs. It also has balanced XLR outputs, ¼ inch and 1/8 inch, 3.5 millimeter headphone outputs with volume control, and XLR and ¼ inch mic inputs with volume control.
The Gemini CTRL Seven USB Midi DJ Controller Features
- Full MIDI controls freely assignable for use with any software
- Traditional mixer/CD player layout for quick and easy access
- Large, touch-sensitive jog wheels
- Adjustable channel faders w/ 3-band EQ and gain control
- Cross fader with adjustable X-Y slope
- Loop controls with 1/2 and 2x adjust
- Sampler controls including sample select, play, and volume
- Pitch/Tempo controls including pitch adjustment, pitch slider, sync and pitch bend
- Effects parameter controls
- Switchable between USB bus-power or DC power
- Comes with Virtual DJ LE
- Inputs/Outputs
- 2 channel switchable line/phono with ground screw
- Rec, Master and Booth RCA outputs
- Balanced XLR output
- 1/4 in. and 1/8 in. (3.5mm) headphone out with volume control
- XLR and 1/4 in. mic input with mic volume control
Gemini CTRL Seven USB Midi DJ Controller Specifications
Type of unit: USB DJ controller
Power: 5V DC adaptor, USB powered
Connector type: USB Type A
USB protocol support: 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0 (hi speed)
Weight: 3.87 pounds, 1.8 kilograms
Dimensions (W x D x H): 14 x 10.25 x 1.75 inches, 360 x 260 x 45 millimeters
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Isaiah Furrow from Idaho, USA, santacreekfurrows@gmail.com
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| If it worked as advertised it would have been a great little controller, I liked the functions and controls available, and the size was perfect for me. I received 2 from AMS and neither worked properly, both did some very strange things, controls randomly jumping about and then back to where they should be. One had a problem with one jog wheel not sensing that you were no longer touching it. The other had almost no volume from a microphone. With the features, inputs and outputs, and price, this would have been a great deal, but AMS took care of me and soon I should have a 3rd controller and hopefully this one will "play nice".... Thanks AMS, hope this works out better than the first 2. As for Gemini, I think I'm going to give them another chance and try a CDJ-700, but I'll be thinking that through for a while, and I know if there's a problem, AMS will take care of me... |
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| I had 2 with problems, decided to try something different. I think a little QC and it would have been an awesome product. |
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| If it had worked it would have been great, and I'm fairly new to DJing. For me, the 2 I received were unusable, hope others had better luck, as the CNTRL-7 would have been great had it worked properly. |
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| I liked the inputs and outputs at this price level, and fair access and control over most aspects of the software. I didn't use it enough to really know what to add, other than higher quality and better QC. |
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| Sound from the first one seemed fine, the second one not as good and no mic volume. Also, controls like EQ knobs and cue volume would randomly jump around, painful once when cue got real loud for about half a measure. |
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| If it had worked as it should, it would have "taken the cake" for value at this price level. |
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