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 A state-of-the-art 32-bit digital DJ mixer jam-packed with creative tools. Click to enlarge. |
 Digital crossfader with flexible curve adjustment, reverse button and automatic, BPM-synchronized crossfading. |
 Two freely assignable and BPM-synchronized, high-quality FX engine. |
Choose Your Channel
The DDM4000 struts 5 independent channels. Channels 1-4 are crossfader-assignable stereo channels, suitable for both vinyl and CD decks, and have appropriate phono/line level toggle switches at the input. All channels feature 3-band digital EQs with up to 12 dB of boost and infinite cut option, or "kill." Any channel can be monitored directly via headphones thanks to the PFL switch above the fader.
A dedicated Mic channel is provided in mono, with 2 XLR mic inputs. The vocal channel features a special "talk" feature that attenuates the volume of the other 4 channels, ensuring you will be heard over the music. The Mic channel also has its own FX section that can be applied with a single button.
Cross My Heart
The core functionality of any DJ mixer lays in its crossfader. The DDM4000's crossfader can be assigned to any of channels 1-4, and sports a 3-band EQ kill button on either side. The curve sensitivity of the crossfader is adjustable, and in the unlikely event that you wear it out, the crossfader itself is replaceable.
Step Up Your Sampling
The DDM4000's BPM-synced sampler is a sought-after addition. The sampler allows you to record a segment of incoming audio and loop it continuously without dropping the beat. Once your track is looping from the sampler, you can swap discs and queue up new tracks and mix them back in. The transition is seamless!
Effects
The DDM4000 features a stunning dual FX section that includes our patented BPM counting technology. This allows the mixer to read/display the BPM of 2 different inputs and to apply BPM-synchronized effects, such as an echo synced to the beat of the music. Effects such as bitcrusher, reverb, delay, pitch shift, and more are available, and can be assigned independently to multiple channels.
The DDM4000 is ideal for a club owner who has multiple working DJs performing on a recurring basis. User preferences like fader curve, FX settings, EQ, kill frequencies, etc., can all be set to various user accounts and recalled instantly. This feature can eliminate setup time between DJs altogether!
Swimming Upstream
When you combine the DDM4000's digital operation with MIDI functionality, the door to creative applications opens REALLY wide. For example, the mixer can be used as a MIDI controller for your favorite DJ software--or whatever else you like! Channel faders, EQ knobs, and button presses can all be configured to send customized MIDI data. The possibilities here are quite endless.
What's in the Box
Behringer DDM4000, Power Cable, Rack Mount Brackets, User's Manual
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Customer Reviews
I was scared to buy this mixer, because of the name Behringer.
I checked it out at Sam Ash and guitar center for several weeks,
and I was still hesitant.
On microphone input it has 3 band EQs, compressors/limiter Noise gate,
Talk on (Music ducking) reverb, Pitch, Echo and a list that runs a mile long.
The line input has beat counter that syncs to the build in effects echo, reverb, Pitch, This is great for reggae and club music.
Some of the other features are the 32 Second Sampler, Crossover, sub- output, and enhancer, S/PDIF, MIDI in and out and it comes with rack ears. This mixer should cost thousands of dollars for what it can do.
I'm currently trying to set up the Midi control commands for Serato and apple Logic pro.
I used to be scared of Behringer, but after seeing this mixer, I'm checking out all their products with a different view.
I am a beginner DJ, my genre is in House predominately but I am expanding my musical interests outside the House Genre. When it comes to the DDM4000 DJ Mixer by Behringer, I have to say that this mixer is certainly not for the faint of heart, the controls are everywhere and the user experience is a bit more advanced than I expected, but overall the mixer will prove its mettle when push comes to shove in all genres of music.
The more highlighted features are the sampler and the effects as well as the number of channels I can use. I played around with the effects a little while and am loving the sound that is being produced. Surprisingly, the sound doesn't sound so cracked or broken. The smoothness of the sound is great. I also like the kill switches that it has. Although I had a little while to explore this mixer, I can confidently say I DID NOT waste money. Granted, Pioneer may make a solid mixer themselves, the price that Behringer was right down my alley.
Kudos to Behringer for providing a mixer that has all the bells and whistles you can want at the price that this economy needs.
-JC Mixer
I am using this mixer for techno, house and electro style dance music as well as goofing around recording sounds... Read more
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