Behringer DDM4000
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The DDM4000 is a surprisingly capable mixer for the price, offering a ton of features you'd normally find in much more expensive gear. It's a great option for budget-conscious DJs and producers who want a lot of creative control and built-in effects, especially those experimenting with sampling and looping.
Product Description
Behringer DDM4000, Digital 32-Bit DJ Mixer
- Over 120 controls offer an enormous number of functions and setting options. Especially the two separate effect processors with 9 effects each can be edited extensively and can be synchronised to the song tempo. The integrated sampler has two memories for samples up to 32 seconds
- which can be mixed in as a loop or one shot
- forwards or backwards. The mixer can also be used as a MIDI controller via the MIDI output - for programmes such as Traktor or Ableton Live.
- With beat-synchronised sampler
- 4 Multi-effects sections
- 2 Patented BPM counters
- Digital crossfader
- MIDI-capable
- 4 Phono/line stereo channels allow simultaneous connection of up to 8 signal sources
- 2 Microphone inputs with gain
- talk function and FX
- 4 Stereo channels with gain
- Programmable
- parametric 3-band EQ with kill function
- Adjustable fader curves and flexible crossfader assignment
- Intelligent sampler with beat-controlled loop function
- Real-time pitch control
- Sampler FX and crossfader start option
- 2 Freely assignable and BPM-synchronised effect processors (bitcrusher
- resonator
- reverb
- flanger
- etc.)
- Patented BPM counter for automatic BPM synchronisation of sampler
- crossfader and external drum computers etc.
- Digital crossfader with flexible curve adjustment
- Reverse switch and automatic BPM-synchronised crossfading
- Dual-mode crossfader with frequency-selective crossfading
- Separate headphone section with PFL mix/split and bass/snare boost functions
- Memory button for last used mixer setting
- Digital S/PDIF output for direct recording of the performance
- Rack-mounting kit included
- High-quality components and robust construction for a long service life
- Matching bag: Art.#490628# (not included in delivery)
PROS
- • Extensive control mapping offers deep customization for complex mixes
- • Dual effect processors with tempo sync are genuinely useful and creative
- • Four phono/line channels support eight signal sources for flexible setups
- • Integrated sampler provides a surprising level of performance versatility
CONS
- • Plastic construction feels budget-oriented and lacks premium durability
- • Digital crossfader may lack the feel of a high-end, motorized unit
- • MIDI implementation could be more robust and feature-rich
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Key Features
Channels
4 Stereo, 2 Mic
Effects
18 (9 per processor)
USB
USB-C for audio interface and MIDI
Phono Inputs
4
Crossfader Type
Digital
Weight
18.7 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The digital crossfader provides a smooth transition but lacks the tactile feedback and precise curve shaping of a motorized unit – it’s more like a virtual crossfader.
Yes, the DDM4000 functions as a 4-channel audio interface via USB, allowing for simultaneous recording of multiple channels into your DAW.
The sampler is functional, but its interface isn't the most intuitive for live manipulation; a bit of practice is needed to seamlessly integrate samples into a set.
