Pioneer DDJ-RB Can Make You a True Mobile DJ!

Alright ladies and gentlemen, in this video we're rocking the DDJ-RB. Two tunes I'm using are both from Hospital Records, drum and bass tunes, Finish Line by Logistics, it's from the album Electric Sun, and then The Chase by Kino from Futurist, from the Futurist LP. Both tracks will have links in the description along with... The RB. I'll give you a demonstration first, then I'll explain exactly why I did this video, what the hell was going on. So press play. Okay so yeah we did a bit of a mix but I have my laptop there that is not plugged in at the mains. I have the RB which is bus powered so it's not plugged into anything and also I've got an external tiny speaker. The whole idea of this video is to show you that with the likes of the Pioneer DDJ-RB, you can pretty much be a real mobile DJ. So, let's imagine it's a sunny day, you want to impress your mates, play a few tunes, you want to go outside, so long as your laptop is charged up and you've got some form of external speaker, you can go anywhere

And play your tunes and have a bit of a mix. Look at the size of that! It's tiny, but it's very loud. It's a Philips sort of small square speaker. Bluetooth enabled as well. So here's the deal. So long as you do your settings correctly on your laptop, you could even set Bluetooth up to your laptop. But what I've done is I've got a very basic RCA cable and just an RCA to mini jack into the back of the powered speaker. That is it. So simple. Let's do some damage here. Go and have a bit of fun in the summertime and play some tunes, practice and enjoy. Thank you very much.

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