General
Roland know that on-the-road DJs need to do much more than simply hit play and drop some beats. That's why the DJ-707M is a DJ controller, live sound console and speaker management system in one so that, next to being a DJ, you can now play the MC and sound technician as well! This mobile DJ controller is fully prepared for anything unexpected like a laptop system crash, audio feedback issues or an unplanned performance by the groom. It's the all-in-one solution with the perfect balance between portability and functionality. Protected by a super-strong, metal body, it's ready for life on the road.
DJ-707M: Just for DJs?
This DVS-ready device, which includes a copy of Serato DJ, has everything a DJ looks for in a controller. Next to hot cues, loops, rolls, pitch play and slicer, this Roland offers a fully adjustable crossfader and, if that doesn't yet cut it for you, the DJ-707M can also add a bunch of effects to your mix, including filter, dub echo, noise, reverb, delay, bit brusher and phaser. Having saved the best for last, this controller also features a built-in TR drum machine that's been provided with classic TR-808 and TR-909 loops. You can use these to accentuate your mix or create accompaniment rhythms.
More Than a Controller!
To keep the sound as clean as possible, the DJ-707M has been outfitted with a DSP. There are ten scene presets to chose from that prepare you for any situation and offer different default settings for audio routing, speaker management and system configuration. Each output, including the master and booth, can be independently adjusted via EQ, multi-band compression, limiter or mono-mode settings. The same goes for the special Zone output, which can be used to playback music elsewhere on location.
Tips or comments about this product
- Please note: if you want to use this DJ controller with djay PRO, check here to see if it's compatible.
- Please note: This controller includes a 3-month trial version of BPM Supreme which can be downloaded after you've activated your controller.
