Not bad for someone who finds interest in being a DJ or would just like to try something new

What I recommend you do is get...-Virtual DJ or Traktor for the software(you'll have to buy em for the device to be recognized)-ASIO4all driver (which gives you sound driver options)-USB sound card (to listen to the backtrack while DJing

If you actually get good at it, and you get a copy of a compatible Traktor program (the free DJ software it comes with will work, but is very limited), you could use this toy to do a live set at a party or even a bar

I'm definitely "Not" a DJ, but I like to change my music around without the abrupt stop

But the great thing about the Discover DJ is that it's also a MIDI device that can be used with any dj software that supports a midi controller (NI Traktor, Virtual DJ, Mixxx, DJay, and others), with a bit of mapping

Mix Vibes CROSSDJ DJ PackageNote that like all low-end DJ controllers, it doesn't have its own sound card

Discover DJ is utterly perfect for the target market, and a lot of fun for skilled DJs too.

The scratching will not turn constantly with the music, so it is not like the real DJ mixer set, however it is sensitive enough to have fun

Its worth it even if your a first time DJ

So prior to this, the only DJ skills i had were using my laptop mouse to mix songs with software like mixvibes and virtual DJ Pro

But you can buy the full version of Cross DJ (currently $49, sometimes on sale for $39) from the MixVibes web site, which works with almost every DJ controller they support, and lets you record your sessions

You would think that it would only be good for a toy or for a game like DJ Hero, but it actually delivers as quite a good little DJ interface

You will still need a proper DJ 4-channel-out USB sound card so that you can get a separate headphone mix