Mungo State Zero
Highlights
* 8 notes of polyphony
* Standalone hardware
* 4 Oscillators per note
* 4 Filters per note
* Hardwood enclosure and lid
Patching
* Anything-to-anything patching
* Programmable normalling
* Real 3.5mm patch cables
* Unlimited routes
* Stored in memory
For info and demo’s: Mungo
Numark NDX-800
- CD/MP3/USB player with USB-MIDI computer interface
- Play from CDs, MP3 CDs, USB flash drives, and control software
- Beat-synced DSP effects with wet-dry fader: chop, echo, filter, flanger, pan, phaser
- Smooth, fast, reliable, slot-loading drive
- Large, seven-inch, touch-sensitive illuminated platter with touch-sensitivity adjustment
- Control MIDI software with no timecode needed via USB
- Adjustable start and stop time for vinyl-like deck performance
- Automatic BPM analyzer and Tap tempo for manual BPM entry
- Adjust pitch ±6, 12, 25, and 100%, in half steps (semitones), or bend with pitch buttons
- Key Lock holds pitch while you independently manipulate its BPM
- Seamless looping, sampling, and easily accessible hot cues
- Keep time moving forward while you cut or reverse the track using Bleep/Reverse
- Single-track, continuous, shuffle, and programmable playback
- Fader Start plays the cued track when you move the crossfader (requires compatible mixer)
- Large, backlit display for BPM, CD/MP3 text tags, and folder navigation
- Outputs: stereo RCA, digital S/PDIF
Check for more info: Numark
Numark V7
- High-resolution turntable software controller
- Direct-drive, motorized turntable platter with high and low-torque settings
- Includes Serato ITCH software, compatible with Serato Scratch LIVE libraries
- Works with all DJ mixers for custom system configuration
- Extensive loop, cue, and track-access controls
- Strip Search virtual needle-drop control
- Complete effects controls for audio manipulation
- Premium, rugged, all-metal construction with high-end knobs and buttons
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