© 2020 Rane. 200 Scenic View Drive. Cumberland, Rhode Island, USA 02864. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy Terms of Use. The Rane Twelve is aimed at touring battle DJs would need the vinyl feel without the issues associated with tone arms, needles, dust, vibration issues, etc. There are also MANY mobile DJs that want/need the vinyl feel but dont want to deal with the issues of needles breaking, skipping records etc. Rane DJ presents the Rane 12 Battle Controller, a simple, pure and powerful motorised DJ control system without needle skippage or tone arm hopping. The TWELVE has all the characteristics and simplicity of a “traditional” direct-drive turntable but without the hassle of fragile needles and skipping tone arms. Keeping things. If you have a MIDI controller that is currently not natively supported by djay Pro, you can still use it with djay Pro’s easy-to-use MIDI Learn feature. Simply connect the MIDI controller to your Mac, and follow the on-screen instructions to map the hardware controls to functions in djay Pro.

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RaneTwelve DJ Turntable Controllers (2) & Seventy Two Performance Mixer

Regular Price $5999.99

Overview

Rane Twelve Motorized 12-inch High-Torque Controller
The Twelve is a simple, pure and powerful motorized DJ control system without the hassle of fragile needles and skipping tone arms. Keeping things consistent with a familiar turntable layout and size, the only clear differentiator is a precision, multi-function touch strip for track searching and setting or triggering hot cues in place of the tone arm.

The vinyl experience is fully customizable with your favorite slipmat. With an all-metal body the Twelve is built like a tank, but it has the agility of a sports car. It is truly battle-ready. With the Twelve, the DJ can scratch and play with all the direct spontaneity and creativity of a turntablist, but with the precision, repeatability and durability of the best digitally-based solutions. The Twelve is the very best of both. There is simply nothing else like it, anywhere.

Rane Seventy Two 2-Deck Performance Mixer
The Rane Seventy-Two has been designed in collaboration with champion DJs and their crews all over the world. This battle-ready flagship offers the high standards of performance and construction that people expect from RANE, along with ground-breaking technology.

With the RANE Seventy-Two, two DJs can battle it out with their laptops simultaneously through the two USB computer connections. With a brand-new 4.3-inch color touchscreen, the Seventy-Two not only shows Serato's moving waveforms and their cue points, it also brings a much-needed interactive experience to FX work flows, with two internal Flex FX engines and stacked Serato effects. Die-cast aluminum toggles and customizable MPC pads unleash the creativity that all battle DJs have in them.

Importantly, the Seventy-Two is the first time that users will experience RANE's brand-new Mag Three fader. Dramatically updating their patented, industry-changing Mag Fader design, the new Mag Three fader offers a unique touchless, tension-adjustable fader with perfect tactile feel and precision, combined with a long and reliable life. It makes for a DJ experience simply unavailable anywhere else.

Rane Twelve Motorized 12-inch High-Torque Controller Features:

• Full 12' vinyl with motorized platter to control playback
• Traditional, familiar turntable layout no need to learn something new
• Strip Search with 8 hot-cue-triggers access
• 5.0 kfcm high-torque motor with high/low torque adjust for more traditional setups
• 4 decks of control so you can use one, two or more
• Extreme precision 3600 ticks of platter resolution for seamless performance
• MIDI interface via USB that can be connected to the Seventy-Two or your computer
• 33 1/3 and 45 RPM platter speeds
• 8/16/50% pitch with precise dual-resolution detented slider
• Top panel rotary and traditional Motor Off switch allows traditional wind-down effects
• Serato DJ OSA-ready

Rane Seventy Two 2-Deck Performance Mixer Features:

• Solid steel construction built like a tank for non-stop, heavy-duty use
• (3) New Mag Three contactless tension-adjustable faders for crossfader and channel faders with reverse, contour controls, and cut-in adjustment
• 4.3' Touchscreen for moving-wave display, X/Y FX control, song selection and user customizations
• Dual Flex FX engines, one for each channel
• Stacked Serato FX with internal post-fader Flex FX
• Dual die-cast aluminum FX paddles with 180-degree rotation
• Chain-integrated Serato software effect control plus one internal Flex effect per channel
• Dual USB connections for DJ handoffs
• 16 Akai Pro MPC performance pads w/ RGB backlight, adjustable threshold and aftertouch, with independent mode controls per deck.
• Industry First assignable USB controller inputs for RANE Twelve motorized battle controller
• Serato DJ DVS license built in, with Serato DVS vinyl included

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One of the most popular set-ups judging by crowd sizes (and requests from our audience on social media) here at NAMM 2018 has to be the Rane Seventy-Two mixer and Twelve motorised decks, for Serato DJ (soon to be called Serato DJ Pro).

Much has been written already about the innovative Rane Seventy-Two high-end battle mixer (that’ll set you back the best part of two grand) and the Twelves, but what few have seen is what they look and feel like, and how they perform. So while they’ll only be making their way to your local dealer in March, I can give you some early feedback.

Not surprisingly, they feel typically high-end and very “Rane”, and the Serato touchscreen looks completely in place. There are still bugs to be ironed out in the software integration around the touchscreen, but the company is confident that’s all on course for launch.

Indeed, the stream of scratch DJs using the set-up appeared to be quite happy to DJ on it with the laptop out of view – this bodes well for the way the bigger picture of how software has been implemented on the touchscreen.

We loved the fact that you can scroll through your waveforms on the touchscreen, and the X/Y pad is obviously going to be a great boom for creative DJs wanting to “go extreme” with their effects, especially as it’s right there where you need it, in the middle of your set-up.

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Our full review of these units (coming soon) will delve deep into the feature-set and give you some considered feedback once we’ve had time to really get stuck in and have a play ourselves, but meanwhile in this short chat with Fred Jones of Rane DJ, we take a hands-on look at them, talk about the thinking behind them, and highlight a couple of standout features. Fred also kindly gave us a little demo to start getting you excited about what they’re capable of.

Video talkthrough

Do you have a dose of gear lust having seen this set-up? What do you think about the innovations in scratch set-ups over the past few years? (Cue buttons, relative mode etc?) Let us know your thoughts in the comments…

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