#ios controller

New toy :) super recommend this

Best android/ios gamepad controller in 2022

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01A1S3WIW/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B01A1S3WIW&linkCode=as2&tag=swe03-20&linkId=4a5bca11854b09748edb23bdfcdedfb7 For a full list of supported games with this controller: http://www.e-pxngame.com/ This video is the unboxing and first impressions of the PXN-6603 game controller. I

I think DJs are getting to the point where they have too many options to choose from, and they cannot decide what is actually best to use.  The same exact thing can be done in multiple ways; a controller can control a DVS without the need for turntables, decks, or a mixer.  If you prefer, you can work without physical controllers at all, and you can just use a computer or tablet its own.  With the many ways that we can do the same thing – it’s a wonder that we are even able to use one technique well.  I will say that tablet devices have much more going for them than physical controllers.  For one, these are easily configurable to a style of your choice and the best part of all is how they communicate with your main computer. Using MIDI over wi-fi allows you to place your controller (tablet) anywhere you like.  You are not limited to where you can stick it in your booth, and you can even keep it in your hands and perform to the audience without having to worry about tripping over any USB cables.  The performance aspect of this setup beats the static booth any day. http://djmag.com/content/app-review-touchosc

The future of the internet may be very different from the internet that we know and love.  Today, we use our personal computers to access information that exists thousands of miles away – but we still need to have a decent computer and browser installed to do any of this.  If we want to open up Serato or Ableton on our computers, we have to own the program and it needs to be owned on the same computer that we are using.  In the next couple of decades, you can expect computers to be completely remote, and little data would actually need to be owned at home.  The same type of progression is happening with DJ gear.  We are eliminating all of the large parts of our “storage”. Music can be stored on a thumb drive rather than an internal hard disk in a laptop – it can even be stored online and accessed remotely.  Then there’s the laptop itself.  Instead of needing the laptop or the computer, why not just use a mobile device or a tablet instead?  Why not eliminate everything that the DJ has to carry in a backpack?  Why not allow him to do the same with gear that will fit in his pocket?  Pioneer has been exploring this idea with their XDJ controllers, and they may have gotten it right this time. http://djworx.com/pioneer-xdj-r1/

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