Status, October 2026: both current. Denon DJ still lists the SC Live 4 and SC Live 2 among its DJ systems.
What it is
The SC Live 4 and SC Live 2 are standalone DJ controllers from Denon DJ, launched in November 2022 (product pages for the SC Live 4 and SC Live 2). Both run Engine DJ OS, the system in Denon DJ's Prime 4, Prime 2 and Prime Go, and both have built-in speakers with their own volume control and on/off switch.
The SC Live 4 plays four decks through Layer buttons, with eight performance pads per deck, a display in each jog wheel, four Sweep FX and 13 BPM FX. The SC Live 2 plays two decks with four dual-layer pads per deck. Each has a 7-inch multi-gesture touchscreen.
Music loads from two USB drive ports or an SD card. Over built-in Wi-Fi they stream from Apple Music, Amazon Music Unlimited, Beatport, Beatsource, SoundCloud GO+ and TIDAL, or read your own files from Dropbox, and Bluetooth audio works in and out. Engine Lighting runs beat-synced light shows on Philips Hue, Nanoleaf and DMX lighting. In Computer Mode either unit controls Serato DJ Pro, with a licence included, or VirtualDJ, which needs a paid licence.
The SC Live 4 has XLR and RCA main outputs, a 1/4-inch booth output, 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch headphone outputs, a 1/4-inch mic input, an XLR/1/4-inch combo mic input and an RCA aux input. The SC Live 2 drops the booth output, the aux input and the combo mic input. Both run from an external 12 V power supply. The SC Live 4 measures 71.9 x 40.4 x 9.9 cm and weighs 5.8 kg; the SC Live 2 measures about 67.8 x 39.1 x 9.9 cm and weighs about 4.6 kg.


