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The big question is whether this could have been done, fully or partly, by simply upgrading the firmware on the original DDJ-SX. Practically identical to the DDJ-SX bar some small hardware changes, this appears to be mainly a case of updating the electronics within the unit to take care of Serato Flip and Serato DVS duties, and taking the chance to improve the spec slightly (apparently the sound card is better). You can find out more about the controller here, and watch the promo video here. The DDJ-SX2 is available from October at a suggested price of €999.
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The new DDJ-SX2 will include a free Serato Flip Expansion Pack voucher, and the first 10,000 units will also ship with a free voucher for the Serato Video Expansion Pack, worth around €129 / £119. Getting the new featuresīoth Serato Flip and Serato DVS are Expansion Packs for Serato’s software, and will be available as of Serato DJ 1.7 this September. An evolution from the original DDJ-SX, the Pioneer DDJ-SX2 has reprogrammed performance pads to give more colour feedback when using the Serato Flip feature, some new buttons and it seems a slightly improved audio spec too. The new DDJ-SX2 brings that compatibility. But it has become clear since the announcement of Serato DVS that the original DDJ-SX is not (so far) one of those controllers.
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Meanwhile, Serato DVS brings the ability to DJ using your existing turntables or CDJs, and as of Serato DJ 1.7 you’ll be able to do it with a whole host of controllers, as well as with the existing range of rather expensive compatible Rane and Pioneer pro mixers.
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The DDJ-SX2 adds two crucial features to the original DDJ-SX’s spec for use with Serato Flip: Multi-coloured cue point LEDs on the performance pads, and on-jog digital cue point markers and countdown – plus a couple of buttons to save using “sift” in your mapping when using Flip. Serato Flip allows DJs to escape the “linear” timeline of a song, making and recalling re-edits that can jump around between cue points and loops, effectively allowing the DJ to create their own more DJ-friendly versions of tracks for use in their sets. Read on for details, analysis and a video. Pioneer has today announced the Pioneer DDJ-SX2, a revision of the DDJ-SX Serato controller that adds in hardware support for Serato’s latest features: Serato Flip and Serato DVS. Pioneer’s DDJ-SX2 is practically identical to the DDJ-SX, but adds Serato Flip and Serato DVS compatibility.
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