Nick Reacts To The Sound Switch Control One 🤯 

I’ve been messing with it behind the scenes and really liking it alot

The wolfmix w1 is awesome... I have a hookup to get one here in the US. Priced at $699 though is a bit tough but does much more than the control one and looks much better.

@@kaislate the interface looks brilliant, and the program looks great to.

The price is $200, and you only get updates until the next major version. So if you buy 2.0, if 3.0 drops 6 months later you no longer get updates until you buy another license. And if they offer one, I don't see anywhere on their web site talking about a discount if you're upgrading from an older version. I don't know how often they put out X. versions but if you wamt to always stay current it's something to consider.

This was almost certainly manufactured by Akai.

No you don’t need the original dongle, this unit includes two DMX universe interfaces within the unit. You will, however, need a software subscription but a 3 month startup comes in the pack. The software has come a long way from version 1.x. No you don’t need to program each song individually, you can just start with Autoloops which will automatically give you a reasonable light show but to get the best,, tracks can be scripted. You can do the scripting now automatically for one or several tracks, the software takes care of giving you a dynamic lightshow by reading the make up of the track. You can then add additional customisation if you wish track by track. It really is easy now to get a professional result. To to get back on the pony kirby, it really is a great product now and I love it.

@@dredgeb Thanks Bryan, I appreciate your thoughts! What put me off from the original was how tedious is was programming each song...is this more automated and better UI in your opinion?

@@kirbykracklemusic The UI still needs work in my opinion but is perfectly usable. The updated automation is great and really does allow you to script multiple tracks with a few clicks. Multi select some tracks and choose Autoscript, choose whether to use default settings or override with your preferences and then away it goes and provides a very usable script for each, superior in my mind than defaulting to Autoloops. But even the Autoloops are improved and easy to customise, so it’s straight forward to ensure you have a good light show. The icing on the cake is being able to then take what you have done and add additional customisation to the scripting if you wish. Red Light / Green Light a classic track to use to show the potential. Invest some hours though to really get to know the features, you won’t be disappointed.

And he didn't even follow it up with his usual making a smart ass comment, crazy.

VDJ is an abnormality pricing wise, I can think of very few softwares that give you free updates forever. This one has a $199 option where you own it forever and get updates until the next major release. I'm pretty sure Serato updates are included for life, but Serato will be stuck on 2.5-2.6 versions until 2050 and nothing new gets added in the current rare small updates from them. And they don't fix bugs or really do anything to the software. Maybe they would actually work on the software if they it wasn't free updates forever. So the price here isn't a bad deal really. Well assuming they don't do something that'll make version 2.x stop working when 3.0 drops forcing people to pay $199 again lol.

@@Bigheadedwon there are no plans for a version 3.x of Soundswitch, as confirmed by Soundswitch themselves, so buying the 199 dollar deal is worth doing.

Soundswitch offers that option as well.