The B-Control DeeJay BCD3000 DJ mixer lets you play, mix and scratch any MP3, WAV or other audio format with a real vinyl feel. Packed with mind-blowing features such as mixer, dual-player, effects, mic/phono preamps and a full-fledged monitor section, this 4-channel USB audio interface perfectly complements the included Native Instruments Traktor 3 LE DJ software or most other DJ software, running on Windows XP and Mac OS X operating systems. You've waited long enough. Go to your local dealer, and make sure this hot babe is yours. Comments about Behringer B-Control DeeJay BCD3000 DJ Mixer: for the first 30 minutes it worked fine with my macbook pro.and then it started making noises (the kind of noises you hear when you have lattency issues) then it gets worst and worst.its impossible to work with this. This is a known problem as shown in the behringer site, and they are trying to work it out.

So i plugged it in to my pc laptop and then. Sometimes it recognizes the outputs and sometimes it does not. And then the midi control over the traktor software just dont work anymore! Km400-m2 Drivers. I tell u, i tried everything from reinstalling the drivers to changing the lattency setting. This just doesn't work! This device is nothing but problems.

Apr 12, 2016 NOTA: este video unicamente es para demostrar que la BCD 3000 funciona con windows 10 vercion 10.0 link de descarga de los drivers BCD 3000 http://www.

Comments about Behringer B-Control DeeJay BCD3000 DJ Mixer: Because i can't afford tables/mixer and investment of records right now, this B-Control allows me to use music i already have through Virtual DJ, and mix songs like never before! Its a great way to study music and sound. Eventually leading to the real wheels of steel. Very reasonably priced. This product worked flawlessly as i plugged it into my MacBookPro, no drivers nothing needed. Very easy to use and get in the groove of things.

Comments about Behringer B-Control DeeJay BCD3000 DJ Mixer: WARNING: The photo and the marketing copy make it seem like you can simply plug a microphone into this unit and mix its output with the music you play through decks A and B, but that isn't true. There are several serious problems. The microphone (and also the external phono and line inputs) won't even work until you reprogram the unit using midi commands from some external device or software. That's right, those inputs and the knobs that are supposed to control them do not function at all until you reprogram the unit.

Which wouldn't be too bad if the manual explained clearly how to do that, but. The documentation (manual) that comes with the unit does not sufficiently explain how to make those programming changes which means that many users will not be able to make the microphone input work at all. But even if you did, it may not matter because.

The microphone signal is NOT routed to the main output where it could be mixed with the music you are playing. Instead, it is routed through deck A where it REPLACES whatever music signal playing on that deck at the time. That means you CANNOT talk over a song playing in deck A because turning on the mic would eliminate the music. You can only talk over music playing in deck B. Imagine working a gig and only being able to use the microphone when a song was playing in deck B but never when a song was playing in deck A. Honestly, what engineer thinks that is an acceptable situation? In order to use the mic with whatever song is playing, you will need an external mixer which means you must lug around another piece of gear.