Pioneer DJ DDJ-200

The DDJ-200 offers anyone - regardless of their musical or technical knowledge - an intuitive way to make the leap into mixing music. Designed with beginners and hobbyists in mind, the smart DJ controller is compatible with a variety of music streaming apps and offers access to features that demystify many aspects of the craft. You can use the DDJ-200 to mix tracks at home or on the go and take your first steps as an artist.

Connect the DDJ-200 to your iPhone and mix songs from your iTunes via WeDJ. Or connect the software to SoundCloud Go+ and Beatport's new Beatport LINK streaming service to access huge online sources of music. Download Algoriddim's djay iOS/Android app or download MWM SAS's edjing Mix iOS/Android app and access content from SoundCloud and Deezer. Find more information about iOS/Android app compatibility and music streaming support below.

The layout of the buttons and dials on the DDJ-200 inherits the style of our professional DJ equipment to make it simple for you to get hands-on and find all the controls you need to perform. To help you get to grips with DJing as quickly as possible, we've added the Tutorial and Transition FX features to WeDJ for iPhone, both of which are popular with beginners.

The DDJ-200 is compatible with WeDJ for iPhone straight out of the box and comes with a rekordbox dongle which enables you to use rekordbox dj, Pioneer's professional performance app for PC/Mac.

Multi-app compatibility and support for music streaming services:

Connect the DDJ-200 to your smartphone, tablet, or PC/Mac, choose your favorite from a number of compatible DJ apps such as WeDJ, MWM SAS's edjing Mix, and Algoriddim's djay and control tracks stored on your device. Some streaming services are supported too, so you can discover music from numerous genres in vast online catalogs. Even better, when connected to the DDJ-200, you can enjoy free use of all the features in rekordbox dj and WeDJ for iPhone that normally incur in-app billing.

Tutorial and Pop-Hint features to help beginners enjoy DJing:

Combine the DDJ-200 with WeDJ for iPhone to use the Tutorial feature which summarizes the basics of DJing. Find out how to connect the controller to your devices, and how to use various features and effects, and pick up tips on performance techniques. WeDJ for iPhone also offers the Pop-Hint feature that explains the functions of buttons without switching screens. If you've never handled DJ hardware before, these features will help you get up and running, and performing, in no time.

Transition FX - world's first feature on a controller enabling easy performing of professional-sounding mixes in various styles:

The DDJ-200 is the world's first DJ controller to reproduce various patterns of DJ mixes between tracks for people with no experience behind the decks. Activate the Transition FX feature in WeDJ, choose from 11 patterns, and simply slide the crossfader to switch from one track to the next via a professional-standard transition.

Phrase Sync worlds first feature on a controller for easy, natural switches between tracks:

Phrase analysis algorithms will analyze the composition of your tracks and detect phrases. When you tap the dedicated buttons in WeDJ for iPhone, Phrase Sync uses the information from this analysis to align the start and end positions of the phrases in two tracks so you can be sure it will sound natural when you switch between them. The DDJ-200 is the world's first DJ controller to offer this kind of feature.

Compact, lightweight body for DJing anytime, anywhere:

Take the DDJ-200 wherever you want, thanks to its lightweight and slim body. There's no need to carry speakers because you can play sound from the built-in speaker of your smartphone, tablet, or PC/Mac. And the DJ controller can be powered via a power bank so you don't even need to stay close to an outlet.

Split output for DJ performances:

Use split cables to separate the audio output of your smartphone, tablet, or PC/Mac into master and monitor outputs. This enables you to check audio via your headphones, e.g., cueing the next track, while the crowd hears the master sound playing through the speakers.