On Pioneer's DJ site (pioneerdj.com) you can find all te usual things, like product specs, images, prices and a few demo videos. A page for CDJ-3000 has a bit more. Pioneer posted six tutorial videos focusing on certain features of the player, that you may find acutally usable.

The features in question are:

8 hot cue buttons - the simple description on how to use hot cues, as well as how to save loops as hot cues

Dedicated beat jump buttons - how to set length of jump, turn quantize on and off...

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The guys at Pioneer figured out the trend of taking hardware back to the stage. After a period of laptop+controller domination, sync DJing and a lot of talk about how "fake" it all is, more and more artists tend...