Numark Drops New Bluetooth DJ Controllers Made for Beginners: Here’s Where to Shop Online
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You might be far off from being Calvin Harris breaking the Guinness World Record for performing for the largest audience , but you have to start somewhere.
If you’re an aspiring DJ, it’s easier than ever to remix your favorite songs.
For less than $150 each, Numark dropped two new DJ controllers aimed for beginners and portability.
The first is the Numark Party Mix III , which combines music and a light show, and the other is the Numark MixTrack Go , which is designed for travel.
But whichever you pick, you can keep the party going all night.
Shop Numark on Amazon Both Numark DJ controllers use the Algoriddim app, compatible for Apple iPhone, Apple iPad, Android smartphones and tablets, Mac, Windows and other devices, with integration from Spotify and Apple Music.
It’s ideal for beginners with a wide range of features and settings.
PARTY STARTER Numark Party Mix III $149.00 Buy Now On Amazon Priced at $149, the Numark Party Mix III is a great party starter as a lightweight two-deck DJ controller that connects to smartphones and tablets via Bluetooth or USB-C.
The controller makes it possible to isolate vocals and drums to mix and remix songs, while it even has a built-in LED light show that synchronizes with the music, which adds another level to the party.
COMPACT PARTY Numark MixTrack Go $99.00 Buy Now On Amazon The Numark MixTrack Go , which goes for $99, is an ultra-portable two-deck DJ controller that’s made for travel and the on-the-go party.
But don’t let its size fool you, it allows you to have full control over hot cues, loops, samples and stems for on-the-spot remixes.
And since these Numark Bluetooth DJ controllers are from Amazon, you can get free shipping within two days, if you’re an Amazon Prime member.
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