The Roland DJ-808 Lets Users Program Creative Beats and Sounds
Rahul Kalvapalle — September 13, 2016 — Tech
Japanese musical instrument manufacturer Roland is now offering a beautiful new DJ controller that comes fitted with a whole slew of electronic goodies that will appeal to DJs who want to do more than simply blend one track into the next.
Dubbed the DJ-808, this particular DJ controller was created as part of a collaboration with Serato, and includes a comprehensive array of drum sounds that can be armed and triggered through touch-sensitive pads. Users can even connect their turntables to the DJ controller, and can use the contraption in conjunction with an XLR-connected microphone for vocal processing.
By placing control in the hands of the user, the DJ-808 controller is designed to make it easier for DJs to translate ideas into sounds.
Dubbed the DJ-808, this particular DJ controller was created as part of a collaboration with Serato, and includes a comprehensive array of drum sounds that can be armed and triggered through touch-sensitive pads. Users can even connect their turntables to the DJ controller, and can use the contraption in conjunction with an XLR-connected microphone for vocal processing.
By placing control in the hands of the user, the DJ-808 controller is designed to make it easier for DJs to translate ideas into sounds.
Trend Themes
1. Drum-sequencing DJ Controllers - Music equipment manufacturers can explore the innovation potential in amping up sound capabilities of DJ controllers.
2. User-controlled DJ Interfaces - The rise of user-controlled DJ interfaces will continue to allow DJs to better translate their ideas into sounds.
3. Collaborative DJ Equipment Design - Collaborations like the one between Roland and Serato can result in innovative DJ equipment that empowers musicians and enhances the music experience.
Industry Implications
1. Music Equipment Manufacturing - Music equipment manufacturers can explore the innovation potential in amping up sound capabilities of DJ controllers.
2. Music Production - The rise of user-controlled DJ interfaces allow music producers to be more creative and add more personalization to their work.
3. Entertainment - Innovative DJ equipment can be used to enhance the music experience of audiences in various entertainment settings.
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