Jam-packed with incredibly creative tools, the Behringer DDM4000 is a state-of-the-art 5-channel, 32-bit digital DJ mixer that includes a beat-synchronized sampler, 2 multi-FX sections, 2 BPM counters, a digital Ultracurve crossfader, and MIDI controller capabilities, plus much more. The mixer's veritable treasure trove of features and functionality are equally matched with the intuitive layout to make you instantly feel at home.

The rear panel offers connections for turntables and CD/mp3 players to each of its 4 stereo channels with fully programmable EQ and kill switches. For even more versatility, the mixer features two fully programmable beat-sync’able Multi-FX modules with high-precision BPM counters and ultra-smooth digital crossfader with custom curve adjustment. What's more, the advanced BPM-sync’d sampler with real-time Pitch control, Loop, and Reverse functions will make your crowd going absolutely wild.

32-Bit Digital DJ Mixer    Beat-Synchronized Sampler and Multi-FX    Dual BPM Counters, Digital Crossfader    MIDI In, Out, and Thru Connections    4 Stereo (Line and Phono) + 2 Mic Inputs    Programmable EQ with Kill Function    Digital Crossover with Curve Adjustment    Innovative Frequency-Selective Crossfade    Subbass Out for Separate Subwoofer    Includes Rackmount Brackets

• 32-bit digital DJ mixer with beat-synchronized sampler, 4 multi-FX sections, 2 BPM counters, digital crossfader, and MIDI
• 4 Phono/Line stereo channels, allowing up to 8 signal sources to be connected simultaneously
• 2 microphone inputs with Gain, EQ, Talk function, and FX
• 4 stereo channels with Gain, programmable parametric 3-band EQ with Kill function, fader curve control, and flexible crossfader assignment
• Fully featured MIDI controller for your DJ software
• Sophisticated sampler with beat-controlled loop function, real-time pitch control, sampler FX, and crossfader start option
• 2 freely assignable and BPM-synchronized, high-quality FX engines (Bitcrusher, Resonator, Reverb, Flanger, etc.)
• Ultra-fast and accurate BPM counters for automatic BPM synchronization of sampler, FX, crossfader, and external drum machines, etc. via MIDI
• Digital crossfader with flexible curve adjustment, reverse button, and automatic BPM-synchronized crossfading
• Dual-mode crossfader with innovative frequency-selective crossfading
• Dedicated headphones section includes PFL mix/split and bass/snare boost functions
• Recall your last mixer setting at the push of a button
• Digital S/PDIF output for direct recording of your performance
• Rackmount brackets included for ultimate flexibility

The DDM4000 features 5 independent channels. Channels 1 - 4 are crossfader-assignable stereo channels, with Phono/Line-level toggle switches that make them suitable for your vinyl and CD/mp3 players. All channels feature 3-band digital EQs with up to 12 dB of boost and infinite cut option (Kill), and can be monitored directly via headphones thanks to the PFL switch above the fader. A dedicated Mic channel is provided in mono, with 2 XLR Mic Inputs and features a special Talk feature that attenuates the volume of the stereo channels (ducking), ensuring your announcements will be heard loud and clear over the music. The Mic channel also has its own FX section, which can be applied with a single button.

The core functionality of the DDM4000 can be found in its Digital Ultracurve Crossfader, which is equipped with Reverse Tap and Hold buttons, plus automatic BPM-synchronized crossfading. Smooth and ultra-responsive, this First-Class Crossfader can be assigned to any of channels 1 - 4, and sports a trio of 3-band EQ Kill buttons on either side. The curve sensitivity is adjustable, and in the unlikely event you ever wear it out, the Crossfader itself is easy to replace.

DDM4000's BPM-synced sampler is a highly sought-after feature, which allows you to record a segment of incoming audio and loop it continuously without dropping the beat. Once your track is looping from the sampler, you can swap discs, queue up your new tracks, and mix them back in for totally seamless transitions.

The BPM-Counter technology has even found its way into the DDM4000's incredible dual FX section, which allows it to read and display the BPM of 2 different inputs and then apply BPM-synchronized effects, such as echo, to the beat of the music. Effects such as Bitcrusher, Reverb, Delay, Pitch Shift, and more are available and can be assigned independently to multiple channels.

The DDM4000 is the ideal digital mixer for the DJ who is on the way to the top, or the club owner who has multiple DJs performing on a recurring basis. All preferences, such as fader curve, FX settings, EQ, Kill frequencies, etc., can be stored in individual user accounts and recalled instantly. This feature alone can completely eliminate the changeover time between DJs.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this fully work with Linux? (Linux mint) hoping it might since all the processing is done in device n not software

A: Yes, the Mackie ProFX10v3+ 10-Channel Analog Mixer with Built-In FX, USB Recording, and Bluetooth is compatible with Linux.

Q: 2. Does the USB have an auto mix-minus for audio coming from the computer, from something like a Zoom meeting?

A: The Mackie ProFX10v3+ Analog Mixer provides a loopback feature for computer audio coming back into the mixer via USB, which does function similarly to mix-minus. There is mix-minus available for remote callers connecting to an external device like a smartphone or tablet that is paired to the mixer via Bluetooth.

Q: 3. Where I can find a bag to storage it?

A: An available bag option for storing and transporting the Pyle Pro 12-Channel Bluetooth Studio Mixer and DJ Controller Audio Mixing Console System could be found in the Gator G-MIXERBAG-2519 Padded Nylon Mixer/Equipment Bag (25 x 19 x 8") (BH #GAGMXRBG2519): https://bhpho.to/3xcfmau

Q: 4. can the two 1/4 jacks be used for speakers?

A: The PMX7BU features RCA output jacks from the unit. These can be adapted to 1/4 for connection to an amplifier or self powered speakers. The unit will not connect to passive speakers that feature a 1/4 jack input.

Q: 5. if I use the inserts can I match this with a Focusrite Pro 40 for multitrack recording? Also is there a rackmount option?

A: The ZED inserts can be used as direct outs to your Pro 40 firewire unit. However, you will need specially wired cables. A regular TS or TRS cable connected to the insert will interupt the signal flow through the channel and nothing will reach the fader. You will need to use TRS cables where the TIP and RING are connected.The rack-mount kit for the ZED-16FX is model AH-ZED18-RK19.

Q: 6. can this unit play through my PC sound card?

A: No. The USB on this is a reader, for playback of flash files into the Pyle Pro PMX7BU.

Q: 7. Can I connect Bluetooth speaker like the JPL Flip 4 to this mixer?

A: Unfortunately not. The Bluetooth function on the Pyle Pro PMX7BU is purposed only for receiving audio. Users can wirelessly stream music from services like Pandora or Spotify from Bluetooth devices then paired to the mixer. Users may not transmit audio to bluetooth speakers like the JBL Flip 4.

Q: 8. Does this have monitor outputs as well as main outs?

A: No the Allen & Heath ZED16FX does not have monitor outputs.

Q: 9. Can the PMX7BU play through my sound card?

A: No. The USB connection is for playing files into the Pyle Pro PMX7BU.

Q: 10. We are using both the XLR output to speaker, how to get stereo output to a live camera streaming in addition to the XLR speaker output?

A: The console has an Alternate Output (ALT OUT) which can be used to send stereo signals from the console to outboard devices or speakers.