This device has four decks of software control as well as a mixer that works without or with a computer in tangent. The N4 comes with Serato DJ Intro software as well as a four-deck version of none other than Virtual DJ LE, and is created “with the mobile DJ in mind,” so says Numark Product Manager Chris Roman. Up top there’s a collection of large touch-sensitive panels, four decks of software control with looping and effects controls, and a USB audio interface with a massively comprehensive mixer section with gain and EQ.

External sources galore are supported including but not limited to external turntables, CD players, MP3 players, and compatible smartphones. You’re able to switch between four deck of software to two decks of software and two channels of external source on this new standard for four-channel DJ controllers in this class. Once this device shows up in your local retailer you’ll be seeing it hit for MSRP of $699 and an estimated street price of $499. Find a retailer of this beast now with Numark’s retail locator or simply call up your favorite store and have em bring it in!

The Numark IDJ station has nudge/scratch jogwheels, buttons for looping, pitch controls, and the whole shebang besides. You’ve got volume knobs all around, buttons for the programming, and full integration with the already diverse djay app. This unit is made for consumers mainly, but certainly has nothing large holding it back from being used in a professional party environment.

This unit is made of both a brushed alminum and semitransparent plastic so lighted controls can brighten up your world on the fly. Capacitive touch-activated platters work with Hot Cues and retro-styled aluminum bits across the board for a powerful experience for everyone from beginners to veteran musicians. This device has a dedicated RCA 1/4 input, is Airplay compatible, and has a lovely dedicated music-library scroll knob of which it’s quite proud of. This device does not yet have a release date or a price, but we can expect it inside 2012 for sure!

Check out this fabulous hands-on video with Numark’s product manager Chris Roman courtesy of the folks over at DigitalDJTips – note that although the unit isn’t fully working as of yet, it’s pretty much a final look at the hardware.