Sometimes you just KNOW what you want. After looking for over a year, I saw this demoed at one of the shows (via youtube). I was using a M Audio Xponent at the time and the one thing I loved about it was all the buttons and how well it lit up and displayed volume, song length remaining and things like that. The Jogvision seemed to be similar but in a better size and had a mic input as well. It does light up pretty well and has some nice LED indicators for various things.
I've been using the Jogvision since October now and I'm VERY happy with it. If I had just one suggest to give Hercules, it would be this. The mic has a button you can hit to turn it on. WHY on earth would you make the line in a software only feature that you have to dig into the driver to activate? That was highly disappointing. On the bright side, I've been using that feature less and less, but I still think it was a mistake to not have easy access to your line in. XLR outputs would also be a plus, but there is plenty of clean volume from this unit and it's very responsive.
I am NOT using Serato with the Jogvision. I realize most people with use what they're give, but for those using Virtual DJ, rest assured, it works flawlessly with VDJ 8. I'm not a scratcher (yet) but I've been playing around and trying to learn a bit. By trade I do weddings and haven't had any requests for scratching, though I have used the Air FX quite a bit.
If I had to rate this unit on a scale 1-10, I'd give it a 9. It's a great unit, but could use a few tweaks. Maybe version two?
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From the manufacturer
Unique animated in-jog displays
The jog wheels visually guide you to create amazing scratching and mixing with 3 key visible guides.
- Playback: 2 rings = 2 pieces of information
- The blue ring’s rotation speed shows the playback speed of the track.
- The white ring’s display shows the position within the track currently playing.
- When scratching: the display shows the angular position.
Key Features
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Emulates the feel of CD deck platters- 5.9 inch/15 centimeter in diameter: similar in size to the platters on DJ CD players, the largest platters in its category. - Instant touch detection to scratch with high precision and no latency. - Unique style: combination of the aluminum platters’ and the display. |
AIR Control: Unleash Your Creativity!- The AIR Control converts the distance between your hand and the sensor in modulation of the low-pass filter. - Control the low-pass filter without any contact, your hand moves create new sounds: Filter Push, Filter Cut, Filter Roll (spectacular roller-coaster effect!). - The AIR Control range of 30 cm/12’ inches lets the audience enjoy the excitement of seeing the DJ’s hand move |
2 sets of 4 drum pads - RGB backlighting & 'Cue Color Match'- When pressed, the drum pads stay lit. Trigger commands (samples or cue points) faster than any other pads. - Colored backlighting varies according to the mode: Sample or Cue point. - RGB Cue color Match: In Cue mode, the color of each pad matches the default color of the Cue points set and the cue points it controls in Serato DJ. |
Technical specifications
- Enclosure: 17.9 x 10 inches/ 45.5 x 25.4 centimeter
- Jog wheels: 5.9 inches/15 centimeter diameter
- Weight: 5.5 pounds/ 2.5 kilogram
Audio:
- Windows: ASIO + WDM
- Mac OS: Core Audio
- Controls:
- MIDI (extended MIDI on faders + potentiometers)
Minimum system requirements
- 2 GHz Core 2 Duo or faster CPU
- 2 GB RAM or more, USB high speed port
- Internet access
- Operating system (32-bit/64-bit)
- Mac OS 10.7/10.8/10.9/10.10
- Microsoft Windows 7 / 8 / 10
Tricks & Tips
- Use the in jog wheel guides to help you with the perfect scratch
- Use the AIR Control to create an amazing mix
- Use the BPM Counter to help you stay synced within your mix
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I was using a M Audio Xponent at the time and the one thing I loved about it was all the buttons and how well ...
Sometimes you just KNOW what you want. After looking for over a year, I saw this demoed at one of the shows (via youtube). I was using a M Audio Xponent at the time and the one thing I loved about it was all the buttons and how well it lit up and displayed volume, song length remaining and things like that. The Jogvision seemed to be similar but in a better size and had a mic input as well. It does light up pretty well and has some nice LED indicators for various things.I've been using the Jogvision since October now and I'm VERY happy with it. If I had just one suggest to give Hercules, it would be this. The mic has a button you can hit to turn it on. WHY on earth would you make the line in a software only feature that you have to dig into the driver to activate? That was highly disappointing. On the bright side, I've been using that feature less and less, but I still think it was a mistake to not have easy access to your line in. XLR outputs would also be a plus, but there is plenty of clean volume from this unit and it's very responsive.I am NOT using Serato with the Jogvision. I realize most people with use what they're give, but for those using Virtual DJ, rest assured, it works flawlessly with VDJ 8. I'm not a scratcher (yet) but I've been playing around and trying to learn a bit. By trade I do weddings and haven't had any requests for scratching, though I have used the Air FX quite a bit.If I had to rate this unit on a scale 1-10, I'd give it a 9. It's a great unit, but could use a few tweaks. Maybe version two?
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2016
I've been using the Jogvision since October now and I'm VERY happy with it. If I had just one suggest to give Hercules, it would be this. The mic has a button you can hit to turn it on. WHY on earth would you make the line in a software only feature that you have to dig into the driver to activate? That was highly disappointing. On the bright side, I've been using that feature less and less, but I still think it was a mistake to not have easy access to your line in. XLR outputs would also be a plus, but there is plenty of clean volume from this unit and it's very responsive.
I am NOT using Serato with the Jogvision. I realize most people with use what they're give, but for those using Virtual DJ, rest assured, it works flawlessly with VDJ 8. I'm not a scratcher (yet) but I've been playing around and trying to learn a bit. By trade I do weddings and haven't had any requests for scratching, though I have used the Air FX quite a bit.
If I had to rate this unit on a scale 1-10, I'd give it a 9. It's a great unit, but could use a few tweaks. Maybe version two?
I was using a M Audio Xponent at the time and the one thing I loved about it was all the buttons and how well ...
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2016
Sometimes you just KNOW what you want. After looking for over a year, I saw this demoed at one of the shows (via youtube). I was using a M Audio Xponent at the time and the one thing I loved about it was all the buttons and how well it lit up and displayed volume, song length remaining and things like that. The Jogvision seemed to be similar but in a better size and had a mic input as well. It does light up pretty well and has some nice LED indicators for various things.Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2016
I've been using the Jogvision since October now and I'm VERY happy with it. If I had just one suggest to give Hercules, it would be this. The mic has a button you can hit to turn it on. WHY on earth would you make the line in a software only feature that you have to dig into the driver to activate? That was highly disappointing. On the bright side, I've been using that feature less and less, but I still think it was a mistake to not have easy access to your line in. XLR outputs would also be a plus, but there is plenty of clean volume from this unit and it's very responsive.
I am NOT using Serato with the Jogvision. I realize most people with use what they're give, but for those using Virtual DJ, rest assured, it works flawlessly with VDJ 8. I'm not a scratcher (yet) but I've been playing around and trying to learn a bit. By trade I do weddings and haven't had any requests for scratching, though I have used the Air FX quite a bit.
If I had to rate this unit on a scale 1-10, I'd give it a 9. It's a great unit, but could use a few tweaks. Maybe version two?
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2021
Que me agradó y que no me agradó de este producto Hercules DJControl JogVision, me agradó la cantidad de cantidad de botones que tiene. Son 36 botones en total y no me agradó no saber utilizarla. La he utilizado para escuchar música y ritmos de música en mis auriculares y en mis altavoces. Un abrazo.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2016
Not reccomendded for performence or big partys
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2016
This looks great and could be using for practice or teaching at home or studio because some times stops a lot and stop working whitout a reason. 3 times stops at middle of my performance and that was emmbarassing. I really recomend Pioneer RR its almost the same price but works better even the Ddj SB2. But like i said for a house partties should be good.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2016
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