Hercules DJControl Inpulse 200 – DJ controller with USB, ideal for beginners learning to mix - 2 tracks 8 pads and sound card

I've purchased hercules controller as per specification and price I felt the controller was amazing but I didn't understand why cross fader was not working and also the main problem was the djuced app which always keep crashing and because of that your music stops which is very annoying

Ich wollte etwas in die Welt des Auflegens hineinschnuppern ohne viel Geld ausgeben zu müssen. Die Software läuft top, ist übersichtlich und enthält ein Einsteigertutorial, das größtenteils nur auf Englisch ist. Das war allerdings kein großes Problem, da die Guides leicht verständlich sprechen. Das Pult an sich hat meiner Meinung nach die perfekte Größe, weder zu groß noch zu klein und enthält alle wichtigen Funktionen. Die Haptik ist für diesen Preis such sehr zufriedenstellend. Lediglich ein Cinch-Kabel muss man sich zulegen, um das Pult mit den Boxen zu verbinden. Zusammengefasst kann ich sagen, dass das Preis-Leistungsverhältnis ausgezeichnet ist. So viel DJ-Pult für dieses Geld habe ich noch nirgends gesehen. P.S. Bin sonst keiner der Rezension schreibt, aber dieses Produkt ist einfach empfehlenswert

As described. Works as it should. All good.

Nice starter controller, having used vinyl decks in my youth this was an affordable way to start mixing. Would recommend it.

Perfect for beginners ! But Not Satisfied for Advance or Pro DJs (they should purchase a dj controller with more fx and controls) Personally I Loved it ! Worth Purchasing It !

I am coming from vinyl turntables to this. It really is a lot easier to learn on vs vinyl. Vinyl takes a lot of skill to get good at it and I think that is a big barrier. I went from basic mixing on vinyl to being able to easily do more advanced mixes. It means that it is a lot easier for anyone to get into and be good at it. The impulse 200 has some great features like the beat guide for beat and tempo matching to allow you to build skills and eventually get to the point where you can drop on the platers and manual beat match by ear if you want. The whole point of the product is an entry level learning experience bundled with a free tutorial that really helps. I learned a lot of things from the course that have helped me improve. The djuced software is great at giving a full experience and the ability to record which is essential in becoming better. Serato lite doesn't give you that option and I know there are work arounds but I think to start with you can't go wrong trying djuced. People say you should go with Serato because it is industry standard but if you know how to DJ I can't really see a problem with having to learn to use Serato later, loops, effects, samples and other features won't change and will be similar in controlling. The quality is great for the price and the up faders feel really nice. The one thing that is annoying for manual tempo matching is the short pitch faders. I am use to really long throw ones on decks but these need two hands to pin point adjust which is not great. Update 2022: I moved software as I switched to mixxx on Linux but although it mapped the controller no issue it has a lot of bugs and crashes which could be down to hardware. Really struggling to mix quickly and tempo match on the go, again tempo sliders are really hard to use and you end up just syncing the two tracks together out of frustration.