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[NAMM 2013] MIDI Fighter Spectra Released - DJBooth

[NAMM 2013] MIDI Fighter Spectra Released

The MIDI Fighter DJ controller has been out for quite some time now and DJ's everywhere who like the arcade style buttons swear by the MIDI Fighter Controller for performances and gigs. The Newest version of the MIDI Fighter controller is called the Spectra and the upgrade provides more customization than found on the previous versions. Check out the video, breakdown, and full press release inside.

Author:: DJ Blaze
Publish date:: Jan 22, 2013

The MIDI Fighter DJ controller has been out for quite some time now and DJ's everywhere who like the arcade style buttons swear by the MIDI Fighter Controller for performances and gigs. The Newest version of the MIDI Fighter controller is called the Spectra and the upgrade provides more customization than found on the previous versions.

The new MIDI Fighter Spectra has the same 16 buttons that DJ's can map to just about any DJ software to trigger samples, loops, cue points and everything else that a DJ wishes to control. The MIDI Fighter Spectra now comes in an array of different body colors, different color buttons, and has the ability to change the backlit button colors as well. There's also six new buttons on the side of the MIDI Fighter Spectra to introduce a whole new world of options to the performer. So now users can fully customize the colors of the MIDI Fighter Spectra to suit their needs and to match the performance and the DJ's style. Everyone can now have a different MIDI Fighter Spectra due to the new level of customization.

The MIDI Fighter Spectra is on-sale NOW at

DJTechTools.com

for the good price of only $175. Go customize your MIDI Fighter Spectra Today and check out the video and press release below for more info...

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The good people over at DJtechtools.com has been bringing out some pretty cool gadgets for DJ's who use today's DJ Software. DJTechTools has created a MIDI Fighter controller for button-mashing DJ's who use cue points, loops, samples and just about everything else you can use in the World of the DJ with a button. DJTechTools has now updated their successful Arcade-Button laden controller with the new MIDI Fighter 3D which brings back the 16 Arcade style buttons, along with new LED light indicators and new motion sensors so that DJ's can get into the groove while spinning at the same time. More details and Video inside.

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