Numark Omni Control gives DJs everything they need
Knobs, faders, buttons and audio outputs
Numark has unveiled Omni Control, a new DJing USB MIDI controller that also throws an audio interface into the mix.
The device has a similar layout of buttons, knobs and sliders to Numark's Total Control - we're guessing that the two products might be based on the same chassis - and has the look of a standard DJ mixer.
The Omni Control, though, benefits from a metal casing and better-quality controls, and adds a couple of audio outputs and an additional headphone output. Also in the box are copies of Native Instruments Traktor LE 3 and Mixmeister Fusion Live.
This being the case, it's fair to say that the Omni Control package offers everything you need to start DJing on a Mac or PC (apart from a computer of course). There's more on Numark's website.
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