Well, I purchased this unit about a year ago after seeing a demo on You Tube and I fell in love with the mixer. I used to mix with Vinyl records back in the 80's. I missed mixing my own music but didn't want to keep dragging out the (vinyl records, turntables and mixer) and so on do to limited space on my desk, so I purchased the Hercules DJ Console RMX. The RMX Console has its own internal sound card. So you have to either plug speakers directly into the RMX Console or to an amplifier because the unit disables your primary sound card on your computer and your RMX becomes the primary sound source. If you don't plug separate speakers into the RMX you might get a delay in sound through your headphones. I don't know if this happens with all sounds cards but I definitely experience this with my Creative labs X-Fi Elite Pro sound card. I purchased a second set of speakers Creative Inspire T10 and these speakers sound good. Once I hooked up the speakers I was on my way creating my own mixes. The RMX Console handles mixing MP3 very well. I made about 10 mixed MP3's that are about 180mins long. I played my mixes and people actually thought it was a professional DJ from the radio. But when I told them I actually made the mixes they couldn't believe it. Actually I used to mix back in the 80's so I still have the skill!
Now if you like to scratch records I wouldn't use this unit for that. I think the unit is great for straight music mixing, looping beats and sound effects. Oh yeah. I forgot to mention that when you upgrade the Virtual DJ software that comes with the RMX Console to Virtual DJ Pro you can mix music videos as well.
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