(Originally written by nano45650/translated from Audiofanzine FR) I've owned a Cortex DMIX 600 for two weeks. I've been a DJ for 15 years and I was used to working with turntables and CD players and I also use a Roland sequencer. I had a 3-year break and this is the result!!! Since my budget didn't allow me to buy Pioneer hardware again, I bought a digital music controller which is a fully new tool for me. Until now, I'm a very surprised: it's a real toy and I can't stop playing with it. Its very convenient: with a USB key, a Cortex, an Ipod (not essential), an amp and two speakers, you can take off all night.

Selecting and changing connected devices, updating firmware, and menu section.

But this product doesn't seem very sturdy and I already have a problem with the flanger button and a rotary control. That's why I only give it a 6. To be continued. Hello everyone! D modelj vagona.

I use the DMIX 600 since January 2011 and must say that the product is efficient trs. I pass the two vinyl records with MP3 MK2 turntables Denon trs performance but I also do not clear preferences for my dmix 600! Trs well made, easy to use, and quickly rpond all! Exceptional rapidity in the title search, with a pitch sensitive and the jogger! True, it does not pro trs Premire seen but once you change your mind essay: it is great! I recommend this product.

Also I have a pair of speakers acqurir KRK rootkit 5 and with a good quality of its DMIX600 dvoile all the performance a large scale. I do not regret the price of the product either! Hello, I bought this product last year for an occasional application discomobile: 20 sorties over the year.

The only positives: compact (table-double player), can mix. On the negative side: the buttons super fragile and too small, the faders too (though I'll gently), the design of the product with a hull damn bad. The worst: after 11 months the product fails.

Reference Service by my dealer (which is the fault) = Cortex returns the product by saying that all is well! To finish my dealer sees red and puts a fighter to the SAV Cortex: I was right to trade at nine in April 2010. We're late June: 4 uses the product supposedly nine (USB port does not work) and pfff nothing! Over its output and PFL. In short, I will return this week to the SAV and easily concluded that the product is far from reliable, that the after sales service is bad and makes fun of its customers and resellers!

Stay tuned Product to flee! Krasnooskoljskoe vodohranilische karta glubin.

PRO Infinity Member since 2006 does this unit connect to a PC? Looks like it only reads external storage devices like usb sticks and external HDDs.

'Built around the same engine as the HDC-1000, the DMIX Series integrates the power of Cortex's patent-pending USB compatible technology and a 2-channel mixer into one compact, easy-to-carry, all-in-one digital mixing solution (only 12 lb.). Whether mixing at home, in the club, or at a party, the DMIX-600 delivers optimum functionality and control of your digital music files stored on an iPod, external hard drive, or USB flash drive that is perfect for portable setups, permanent installations and mobile DJ rigs.' Posted Tue 04 Jun 13 @ 3:38 pm. Member since 2010 Unfortunately, the Cortex DMIX600 is a (discontinued) all-in-one stand-alone USB media player. It's not MIDI capable and not intended to be hooked up to a computer to control DJ software.

It's for stand-alone media playback only without using a computer. The USB connector on the back is for plugging into a computer to allow you to use it as an iPod dock. It also cannot be used with timecode because it lacks separate outputs for each of the decks to connect to a timecode sound card. Your best option would be to sell it on eBay and use the money to purchase a MIDI controller.