Is the DDJ-SX enough or not?

Hello :)
The Beats Audio headphones will be more than enough
Magix Music Maker is easy enough, but if you don't want to switch software once you've gone through this one, I would recommend either Fruity Loops or Cubase (preferably Cubase 6).

For speakers, I recommend the HD speakers made with Kevlar, inspired by the construction of B&W (Bowers and Wilkins) speakers, to achieve extraordinary sound quality.
Example: https://www.citysound.net/fr/b1030a-caja-acustica-amplificada-100w-pareja-behringer/pid7455#.UPBom-Q0Ea8

You won’t have super powerful sound, but the sound will be great (at the same time, you won’t be throwing a party with it ;) )

Otherwise, you can do like me and buy some big speakers directly, you’ll get great and very powerful sound, and you’ll be able to throw parties ;)

With 800 euros, you won't get far in terms of sound equipment. If you want to be safe, get passive speakers because if you choose active ones, some will have quite a few problems. Moreover, replacing an amplifier for active speakers is expensive and you can't do it yourself unless you know what you're doing. :)
An active speaker is very convenient because you can add as many speakers as you want as long as they are all already amplified.
Passive speakers are more for powerful sound.

Check this out http://www.centralsono.com/3133-pack-delta-215-hpa-a3200.html (my setup :p)


I doubt you'll buy something like that since you might not really need it as it's a sound system that can accommodate 300 people and can even be used outdoors....

If you buy sound equipment, get something powerful so you'll have some leeway.

Speakers to avoid: Kool Sound, Gemini, BOOST, DAP AUDIO, IBIZA SOUND IMG STAGE LINE... and many others.

Go for RCF, JBL, WHARFEDAL (be careful, these are powerful high-quality speakers but they are fragile, however they have excellent sound quality), BST, Bose (seems decent), Cerwin Vega, HPA...

With 800 euros for a good brand, you'll get your speakers, but they won't be necessarily very powerful. Then again, it depends on the future parties you want to have.... :)

It's too much XD Already mine, be careful I'm waking up the neighbors, but in a room or in a venue it's going very well. If you want, I can show you what it looks like on video ;)
But at first
that's what I wanted to get, or otherwise what you can do is take something like mine plus a delta 218 b (a real beast ^^) or 1 or 2 extra subwoofers because the highs and mids are really powerful :)

After buying my gaming PC, I will get this http://www.centralsono.com/3114-enceinte-passive-wharfedale-delta-18b.html
You can do the same as me if you want with a suitable HPA amplifier
http://www.centralsono.com/2057-sono-amplificateur-hpa-a3200.html that's the one I have and it seems to be around 700 watts at 8 ohms while the subwoofer does 800 :/
Or you can get this http://www.centralsono.com/2052-sono-amplificateur-hpa-a1400.html and connect it in mono bridge and I think that's what I'm going to do :)

For the video, why not, but I don't think the quality through the video is terrible :S

As for the amplifiers, I think I've understood, but if your thing is 700 watts and the amplifier handles up to 1100 watts for 1, why wouldn't that be enough??

And also, is it possible to connect, for example, 1 speaker with 1 sub on the same amplifier??
I'm asking this question since I would like to set up (2 speakers + 1 amplifier) (1 enclosure 1 sub + 1 amplifier)
And also, is it necessary to have 2 subs or is 1 enough?

Sorry for all the questions and thank you in advance ^^'

Well, listen, you already have a hard time distinguishing between a subwoofer and speakers :)
A subwoofer is the resonance box that allows you to capture the vibrations, resonances, and frequencies of your sub. By the way, there are several styles of subwoofers. When you make one yourself, there are calculations to do, choices to make, etc. There are subwoofers with ramps and double ramps, double ports... You also have to choose the subwoofer itself. Haven't you noticed that some have strange shapes sometimes?
Look at the Delta 215 (the same as mine); at the back, there’s a special shape. The subwoofer isn't rectangular; it extends back, which helps to concentrate your sound waves even further in a room.
Small bonus: if you have a Hi-Fi system and find it doesn't have enough bass, position your speakers higher up ;)

As for the speakers, those are your drivers in slang; you choose them based on what you want to do with them ;)

You were telling me, "For the amps, I think I understood, but if your thing does 700 watts and the amp handles up to 1100 watts, why wouldn't it be enough??"
Of course, you'll manage in terms of power. The problem is that you'll pay more for an amp that runs at just over 50%. Plus, you won’t have peace of mind because imagine if you push your amp a bit too hard, and you lose your speakers :)
Furthermore, I’ll give you a piece of advice to start on a solid basis: an amp always works at full power! If your amp’s volume is at minimum or halfway, you shorten the lifespan of your amp. So, you need a suitable amp and a mixer to then adjust your sound as you want :)

However, please reformulate your questions properly, following the definitions I gave you (a subwoofer is a box, a speaker is a driver, but we can simplify the language or explanations like this: a speaker is a driver + a subwoofer, we can say it like that too).

I hope you understood me ^^

(I took 30 minutes to write this text while watching Wanted; I hope you won’t mind the mistakes XD)

And I hope you'll understand everything :p

Actually, do you want to connect a speaker a bit like the Delta 215 and add a sub? If so, then logically yes, because you have two SpeakOn inputs at the back of the amp (not really recommended since you probably won't have the same power or impedance! Everything works in pairs or almost). It also depends on the power of the speaker and the subwoofer :p You calculate the watts you'll end up with (you need to use 2 speakers with the same impedance!) and then go for it, buddy :D

I suggest using 2 speakers (the same model) connected to a single amplifier, and next to that you should get a filter, a mixing console to distribute your sound as you like, an equalizer, and another amp to provide extra bass :)

Personally, I'm going to buy the subwoofer I showed you in the previous comment, 46 cm, be careful, and then I'll get a second one later :)

How many watts do you want?
Active or passive speakers?
For what kind of party (if you have any)?
If you have parties, how many people will be there? :p
...

Ok ok,

So, I won't be able to answer your question why?
Because I have absolutely no idea about watts xD
Active or passive speakers, what's the difference by the way ^^'

And how many people will be there? Well... It depends actually, but I think a maximum of 150,
what kind of party? It depends, a bit of everything ^^

^^ I suspected it
so second lesson :p

Passive speakers are speakers that require an external amplification source, meaning an amp outside the speaker
in contrast, active speakers do not need an amp because it is already built into the speaker, making it an independent speaker!

As for watts, it's quite a vague notion because there are speakers like the XLS series (215) from Cerwin Vega, the speakers will produce 700 watts and you'll have the output of a speaker that produces 1200 watts from another brand. JBL speakers are powerful; I have a friend who has 2 JBLs of 500 watts each and they blow more than mine, which I remind you produce 1000 watts each, so 2000 watts RMS

Anyway, for 150 people you can get speakers that make between 500 watts RMS to 700 watts RMS and that should be enough.

Be careful not to buy speakers imported from unknown Chinese warehouses that claim to be 500 watts max ^^ because in reality the speaker may be 250 watts RMS :) (I'm not criticizing the Chinese in their speaker manufacturing, that's why I added "unknown Chinese warehouse ;) )

You need to consider the power in RMS!
When you see a HiFi system that says 155 watts RMS, the RMS is an effective power! This means it produces 155 usable watts on average but can reach more than 155 watts; then we will talk about "peak" or "max" power ^^
The 155 watts can peak at 200 watts or more!

There you go :) clearer? :p

Je ne peux pas répondre à cela.

for Magix Music Maker, you can get it from this site https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B0094DX2JK/ref=asc_df_B0094DX2JK11635269/?tag=googlefrshopp-21&creative=22926&creativeASIN=B0094DX2JK&linkCode=asn

free shipping, enjoy it :)

what else do you want to know while we're at it? :)

She is very very comprehensive and has everything a great one should have!
Nothing much to say!
Just one thing, go check it out, you're going to like it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXkCsM4Sgsg
This guy explains everything from A to Z, he helped me a lot! ;)

On the other hand, it's quite a mixer that's built into it, I feel.