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Love the T.62, it's a great turntable for anyone looking to have some fun scratching. It's also a direct-drive so you don't have to worry about a belt breaking. Would definitely recommend.

Truly amazing, very compact for the capability, has many controls and features for the bedroom Dj all the way up to a professional DJ. You truly get a bang for your buck with this controller.

This software very limited, you cannot sample and if you want to make anything substantial on here you will need to buy or download external sound packs (Ableton's website has some). You should probably upgrade to Ableton Suite or get FL Studio Producer if you are serious about music production. Apparently a lot of people say this software is frustrating to use but I don't think so, there is probably a learning curve but since I have used this software since forever I wouldn't remember or know. All-in-all as intro (and only an intro) I would recommend this, but upgrade when it's time.

KS 49 is good keyboard to get you started with. This was originally my dads keyboard then mine. I used it for the basics and it did its job well. When I decided that music was going to be a permanent thing for me I upgraded to a Oxy 49. But I would give this keyboard five starts, it's solid and gets the job done.

Good, inexpensive, and MANY controls, this is great for the starters and the pros. 7/7 would highly recommend.

Very good MPC style pads. It is a great controller, take it from the pros like FlyLo, who uses it in every live set.