When the unit is connected to the PRO DJ LINK network, the following features are available on the DJM-V10:

■ QUANTIZE
When you're playing a track that's been analyzed by rekordbox, the unit adds BEAT FX by automatically
synching it with the beat. This happens even if you're out of time with the beat when you use the [ON/OFF] button of [BEAT FX] or the [X-PAD] on the touch display.

■ LINK MONITOR
You can use your headphones to monitor tracks stored in rekordbox on the connected PC/Mac, without loading them to the DJ players.

■ STATUS INFORMATION
On-air information is displayed on the connected DJ players. If the DJ player supports the ON AIR DISPLAY feature, you can visually grasp the on-air information.

■ LAN-HID CONNECTION
By connecting the PC/Mac and DJM-V10 with a single USB cable, you can control a DJ application from up to 6 DJ players.
Note: This is only available when you use a supported DJ application and players.

Yes, the output is the same.
However, the volume level for REC OUT can't be adjusted.

The DJM-V10 does not support the Fader Start feature.

There are buttons for setting the fader curves. You'll find these above the touch display.

You can send the sound to an external FX unit or a mobile device running an FX application. You can also change the route of the returned sound.

■ When selecting [USB] or [1/4" JACK]
When [1/4" JACK] is selected, audio signals are input/output from the MULTI I/O terminals on the rear panel in the same way as other DJ mixers.
When [USB] is selected, audio signals are input/output from the USB port to the upper right of the touch display. This allows you to use FX applications supporting Inter App Audio on iOS devices, such as RMX-1000 for iPad.

■ When selecting [INSERT] or [CH2/CH5]
If [INSERT] is selected, the audio of the selected channel is completely switched to the post-effect sound from the external FX unit. For example, if [1] is selected for the [CH SELECT] switch, the sound from the device connected to channel 1 will be output to the external FX unit, and the audio returned from the FX unit will be input to channel 1.

If [CH2/CH5] is selected, the sound of the selected channel is output to the external FX unit, and the audio returned from the external FX unit is input to channel 2 or channel 5. For example, if the [CH SELECT] switch selects [1] and the channel 2 input selector switch selects [MULTI I/O], the sound from the device connected to channel 1 will be output to the external FX unit, and the sound returned from the external FX unit will be input to channel 2.
Since the original sound of the device connected to channel 1 is input to channel 1, you can adjust the balance between the original sound and the post-effect sound by using the channel 1 and channel 2 faders.

For details, see the block diagram in the specifications section of the Instruction Manual.
You can read the Instruction Manual [here].

Select [MULTI I/O] or [EXT1][EXT2] according to the FX unit you want to connect.

■ [MULTI I/O]
Use this when you want to apply external FX to the pre-fader audio.
This is recommended when using an external FX unit that changes the original sound, such as the RMX-1000 or an isolator or filter.
Note: You can only use FX applications on iOS devices by connecting to [MULTI I/O].

■ [EXT1][EXT2]
Use this if you want to hear FX tail when the fader is set at the bottom when you apply echoes with an external FX unit.
We recommend this when you use reverberant FX units such as delays or reverbs.

Select the best option according to the channel you want to use and the connections on your devices.

This is a compressor feature that can be easily applied with one knob.
The compressor raises low-volume sounds and compresses the dynamic range to increase the loudness.
Using this, you can naturally mix sounds that can otherwise be overpowered by loud sounds, without excessively increasing the volume level.
This is useful when mixing an instrument sound such as a synthesizer, or when mixing an old recording directly with a sound source that's mastered with a high level of loudness.

Use this function to increase loudness.
Turn the [COMP] knob to adjust the loudness.
Turn it all the way to the left to turn it off, and turn it all the way to the right for maximum effect.
On the channel with the sound you want to raise the loudness of, first turn the [TRIM] knob back to its normal position, then turn the [COMP] knob up to the center position.
From that point, turn the [COMP] knob to adjust loudness, or the [TRIM] knob to adjust volume.

Note:
*The makeup gain is added automatically, so there's no need to increase [TRIM] unnecessarily.
* The [TRIM] knob is linked to the limiting level, so you can adjust it to your preferred level for mixing.
* If the sound is below the set threshold, the level is simply raised. But if the [COMP] knob is turned and the threshold is reached, compression will be applied. If the level is too high at this stage, turn down the [TRIM] knob.
* When compression is applied, unnoticeable sounds may become noticeable, effectively changing the frequency balance. If this happens, turn down the [COMP] knob or adjust the [EQ].
* Ducking may occur depending on the sound source, due to the characteristics of the compression.
* Please note that this feature may have an adverse effect on the sound when used on a sound source that's already loud.

Yes.
For details, see [Controlling an external MIDI sequencer] in the [USB/MIDI] section of the Instruction Manual.
The Instruction Manual is available [here].

When you turn on [PRE EQ], you can monitor the sound before EQ and FILTER effects are applied.
Note: This function doesn't work for headphones connected to the HEADPHONES B output. The sound for HEADPHONES B is output after the EQ or FILTER is applied at all times.

The [UTILITY] settings, [BEAT FX] parameters, and [FADER CURVE SETTING] can be saved as [MY SETTINGS].
If you save [MY SETTINGS] to a storage device (USB drive, etc.), you can load them to the unit immediately during a DJ handover.

For details, see [[UTILITY]/[MY SETTINGS] screens] in the [Settings] section of the Instruction Manual.
You can read the Instruction Manual [here].

You can save the [UTILITY] settings and [MY SETTINGS] as the [OWNER SETTING] for this unit.
For example, even after the settings have been changed by multiple users at an event, you can load the saved [OWNER SETTING] and the unit's settings will immediately revert to the saved settings.

For details, see [OWNER SETTING] in [UTILITY settings] in the Instruction Manual.
You can read the Instruction Manual [here].

Yes. MIDI connections and signal transmission is available.
MIDI messages are sent when you use buttons or knobs on the DJM-V10. You can send MIDI clock messages too.
For details on output terminals, connections, etc., see the [USB/MIDI Section] in the Instruction Manual.
The Instruction manual is available [here].
The list of MIDI messages is available [[here]] (https://www.pioneerdj.com/en/support/software-information/mixer/djm-v10/ "https://www.pioneerdj.com/en/support/software-information/mixer/djm-v10/").

Note: The DJM-V10 does not support the input of MIDI signals.

Start/exit the DJ application in the following sequence:

■ Starting the DJ application
1. Connect the DJM-V10 to your PC/Mac using the USB cable.
2. Start the DJ application.

■ Exiting the DJ application
1. Quit the DJ application.
2. Turn off the DJM-V10 or disconnect the USB cable.

*If you disconnect or connect the USB cable while the DJ application is running, a malfunction may occur.

Yes.
You can change the PC/Mac sound setting so you won’t hear the error sound.

■ Windows
Go to [Control Panel] > [Sound] > [Program Events] and turn off all sound settings.

■ Mac
Open [System Preferences] > [Sound] panel > [Sound Effects] and change the device to something other than the DJM-V10.

After your PC/Mac returns from standby or sleep mode, be sure to reconnect the unit and restart your DJ application before using it.
We don’t guarantee stable operation when your PC/Mac has recovered from standby or sleep mode.

You don't need to set the IP address for this unit because the IP address is automatically assigned by the AutoIP or DHCP feature. You can't check the currently assigned IP address on this unit.