The second thing he noticed was the filter. The DDJ-S1 had a dedicated, hardware-based filter knob that was buttery smooth. It wasn't a digital emulation. It was raw, analog-sounding warmth.
Marco smiled and unplugged the heavy power supply. “It’s not about the gear. It’s about the connection. This thing,” he tapped the metal jog wheel, “doesn’t try to be smart. It just listens. And it waits for you to be a real DJ.” pioneer ddj-s1
By closing time, Kyle was packing up his broken Nexus in shame. He looked at the silver controller, still warm from use. The second thing he noticed was the filter