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In 1998, Pioneer introduced the CDJ-100s, the first CDJ with built-in jog wheel-controllable effects. In 2001, the company introduced the CDJ-1000 with "Vinyl Mode," which made it possible for a user to manipulate touch-sensitive platter like vinyl on a turntable to slow down or speed up a track, or even scratching. The CDJ-1000 also introduced ...
Aside from their CDJ players, in 2011 Pioneer DJ has released their first two DJ controllers - the DDJ-S1 (Serato) and the DDJ-T1 (Traktor). Throughout the next decade up until today, Pioneer DJ has released over 40 different DJ controller models including fully standalone devices, making it one of the leading brands in the DJ equipment market ...
However, there was a Pioneer CDJ-300 that was released in 1994 as a budget model for the CDJ-500. [3] [4] The CDJ-500 was the first Pioneer DJ player to have a Jog Dial, (although Technics SL-P1200 was the first ever to feature a jog dial in 1986), allowing for cueing of the CD unlike rack-mounted CD players that were common at the time.
Key feature for Pioneer is the BPM tempo synchronised sound effects section (world first) and VU meter for each channel. The DJM-909 was the world's first mixer with a LCD Touch sensitive control. The mixers of the latest digital generation all have 32-bit DSPs so, they have much better sound quality.
May 2010: Pioneer releases two new DJ software controllers, the DDJ-S1, and the DDJ-T1. May 2011: Pioneer announces the release of the Smart Concept Car with a full DJ setup. October 2011: Pioneer officially released a new 2-channel DJ controller called the DDJ-ERGO at the BPM Show 2011.
Jog Dial (at center of image) by Sony Ericsson Edit controller for the analog professional video format U-Matic.With two jog dials for controlling one VCR as source and one as a recorder, c. 1980s A DJ controller for controlling a DJ mixing software (e.g., a vinyl emulation) together with digital music files stored on a computer, with two jog dials each having about the size of a compact disc