1. Elite sound quality
Feel the warmth of the mixer’s natural sound and hear every detail in the music. We've
adopted studio-quality 96-kHz/64-bit mixing and dithering processing within the DSP, as well
as 32-bit high-quality A/D and D/A converters. All of this, plus the low-jitter clock circuit,
helps produce a full low-end that’s complemented by vibrant mids and precise highs.

2. Six channels
Choose your ideal setup and plug in everything from CDJs and turntables to samplers,
synths, and drum machines. To make setup easy, the analog input terminals line up with
each channel on the top panel, so you’ll always know where to connect your cables when
you’re in the booth.

3. 4-band EQ
Sculpt your sound just the way you like with the newly developed 4-band EQ. The
frequencies, curves, and boost and cut amounts on each band have all been specially
designed to give you total flexibility. Completely isolate the high and/or low and tweak the
two mid ranges – which have their own custom curves – to fine-tune your mix.

4. New filter with dedicated knob on each channel
Drastically change the sound of a track or make tiny adjustments using the newly developed
filter with resonance control. Switch on high or low pass by pressing either button, then turn
the knob from all the way to the left (no filter applied) to the furthest position on the right
(maximum filter applied). Because the high and low pass are separated, the entire range of
the knob is dedicated to the option you choose, giving you twice the resolution to play with
compared to the filter on the DJM-900NXS2. This means you can make much more nuanced
adjustments to the effect

5. Send/return section
Send audio to one of four built-in FX and up to two pieces of external equipment to create
unique sounds and even live remixes. You can connect a variety of units to the TRS jack
send/return terminals such as guitar pedals, FX units, and more.

The built-in send/return FX are Short Delay, Long Delay, Dub Echo, and Reverb. With
parameter knobs at your fingertips, you can further tweak the FX as follows:
• Size/Feedback: changes the room size when using a reverb, and the feedback amount
when using delays and echoes.
• Time: adjusts the decay time of the reverb and the delay time for delays and echoes.
• Tone: changes the hue of the effected sound, making it deep and heavy or light and crisp.
• Master Mix Level: acts as the overall volume of the effected sound when Master Mix is
turned on.

Whether you’re using external equipment or the built-in FX, you decide where you want to
return the audio to. Route it to an empty channel and make further changes to the effected
sound using the EQ and filter. You can even drop it straight into your mix by turning on the
Master Mix to route it to the master output.

6. 3-band master isolator
Effortlessly control the tone of your entire mix using the 3-band master isolator, which
features new boost/cut curves and adjustments to the crossover frequencies and other
parameters. Grab the large dials and hype up the crowd by drastically changing the sound.

7. Compressor knob on each channel
If you want to play old or unmastered tracks but you’re worried they’ll be overwhelmed by the
loudness of music made with modern production techniques, the DJM-V10 has the solution.
Turn the compressor knob on the relevant channel and the mixer will “beef up” the audio in
real time. The quieter the track, the more pressure is added, boosting the sound of “weaker”
tracks and having a minimal effect on mastered music.

8. Dual headphones output and booth EQ
Plug in your headphones at the same time as another DJ and enjoy independent monitoring.
Each headphones output has its own Cue/Master Mix control and level adjustment knob so
you can choose what you want to hear as you prepare to