KVR Audio

Trancer · Post by **Trancer** » Mon Mar 17, 2025 9:18 am

Hello,

What do you think of this machine?

According to some videos, it seems to be a really good standalone creative tool.

It can also be used to create a well-finished project that can be downloaded from your DAW.

A really good creative tool, given what I've seen.

Do you have any feedback or opinions about this machine?

Thank you in advance for your answers.

BertKoor · Post by **BertKoor** » Mon Mar 17, 2025 3:02 pm

But you bought it already last year?
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Trancer · Post by **Trancer** » Mon Mar 17, 2025 3:23 pm

Yes indeed, but resold.

Why I'm asking the question again?

I had so much equipment that I was overwhelmed with information, and why I resold practically everything.

I bought it without really thinking about it at the time and no longer want to do the same thing.

I'm asking the question again, to get opinions from people who use it and have integrated it into their workflow.

I didn't keep it long enough to delve into the subject.

BertKoor · Post by **BertKoor** » Tue Mar 18, 2025 1:51 pm

I know nothing about how you want to make your music.

Does this text tickle you in all the right ways?

Pioneer wrote: Add the DJS-1000 to your DJ set-up to intuitively create unique sounds and phrases in advance of your set, or on the fly. Use the DJ-friendly interface to sequence and loop your samples as you wish.
With a 7-inch full-colour touch screen, 16 multicoloured step input keys, multicoloured Performance Pads, a host of inputs and outputs, Live Sampling and various other performance features, having the DJS-1000 in the booth will propel your sets to the next level.

To me it sounds like the "next level" tool if you got bored with Pioneer CDJ series. Got any experience with that? Because I actually don't

I'll tell you what... Some people can make music with nothing but a set of spoons and a plastic ruler. I call them musicians. Some other people have the urge to make music, but no matter what tool you put in their hands, they won't get anywhere. If they play records produced by others, then they are called Disc Jockeys.

Trancer · Post by **Trancer** » Tue Mar 18, 2025 2:10 pm

Thank you very much for your reply.

My way of making music is to create a rough draft, or even a complete track (composition), and transfer it to my DAW for processing.

A sort of notepad.

I get an idea, I turn on the machine, and I compose.

I don't always have time to turn on all my home studio equipment.

The DJS 1000 will be autonomous.

I don't have any DJ decks.

Furthermore, using the DJS 1000 is quite intuitive, so its workflow is very useful for creativity.

It's a different way of creating a track, but the DJS 1000 is really well thought out.

Pioneer DJS 1000