
DJs: Do you really need all that gear? Or got a bad case of GAS?
We love filling our lives with endless amounts of DJ gear. But taking a step back from your setup — do you really use it all? Or is it a bad case of GAS?
Things that happen at DJWORX every day, cool stuff we think you’ll like, or things that don’t warrant a full story.

We love filling our lives with endless amounts of DJ gear. But taking a step back from your setup — do you really use it all? Or is it a bad case of GAS?

Would you pick a DJ with mad skills but awful music taste, or a car crashing cacophony of a DJ with all your favourite tunes? Take our poll.

We've come to a point where innovation has slowed down a bit in the industry. So in the first of a series of features: What's next for Traktor Pro?

We got into a ruck at the coffee shop about how people would rather own separate units than all-in-one controllers. So we turned it into an article.

The refitted good ship DJWORX has been on the high seas for a little while now. I tinker and tamper to make things better. But how is she sailing for you?

Comfort zones are nice safe spaces, but the often lead to boredom and resentment. If this sounds familiar to you, perhaps it's time to leave your safe space.

The old ship was in dire need of some TLC. Instead, we rebuilt it, and made it better in just about every way imaginable. Welcome to the new shiny DJWORX.

Although we launched skratchworx in 2003, we relaunched as DJWORX 5 years ago today. And I think that calls for tea and cake don't you?

It's easy to get swamped in features when it comes to DJ gear. But what, in this day and age, is absolutely essential on a DJ controller?

A sofa-based weekend witter about why the new MacBook Pros doesn't mean the end of USB, a slew of Windows switchers, and why you don't even need one at all.

It pains me to berate the industry when they fail to support a new OS at launch. So instead, I urge it to dig into the new MacOS sooner rather than later.

While the convenience is without question, Dan rants about why premium mixers with built in audio interfaces are a bad idea.