On June 29, Denon DJ’s latest piece of hardware will become available to the global masses with the launch of the Prime 4+. The 4-deck controller is the first standalone to exist with a Stems separation ability, as well as built-in Wi-Fi to use major streaming services like Amazon Music, Beatport, TIDAL and more.

Key features

The Prime 4+ comes with quite the array of features – clearly built with the gigging DJ in mind. The most notable ones we find:

• Stems separation functionality – in beta as of summer 2023, according to Denon – for real-time isolation of track vocals and instruments
• Wi-Fi music streaming access for Amazon Music Unlimited, TIDAL, Beatsource, Beatport, Soundcloud GO+, and Dropbox
• On-board track analysis for music from both your music library and the streaming platforms of your choosing
• 10.1-inch HD touch display + 6-inch metal jog wheels with their own HD displays
• 16 pad-triggered sample slots
• Touch FX for interactive touchscreen audio manipulation
• 26 FX features + 4 knob-controlled Sweep FX, all of which are combinable
• 16 performance pads with Hot Cue, Saved Loop, Auto Loop, Roll, Sampler, Slicer, and Slicer Loop modes
• Computer Mode – use the 4+ as a controller to work with Serato DJ Pro (unlockable via the hardware) or Virtual DJ (subscription required)
• Engine Remote Desktop – reach the full track library living on your computer via wireless access
• Customizable crossfader with channel assignment switches, Fader Start, and curve control knob
• Internal audio recorder – making it easy to save your sets without plugging in a recorder
• Embedded lighting control for automatic and customized DMX, Philips Hue, and Nanoleaf light shows
• 4 USB inputs, 1 SD input, and an under-panel + built-in SATA drive bay
• USB Keyboard support

The Denon DJ Prime 4+ is available in the DJTT shop for $2,199 USD. With the Stems feature in beta, we’re interested to hear what the