DJ tech news, reviews and opinion
DJ tech news, reviews and opinion
DJ Interviews — Inside Stories from the People Who Shape DJ Culture
Welcome to DJWORX Interviews, where we sit down with the artists, innovators, and industry pioneers driving DJ culture forward.
From legendary turntablists and festival headliners to the designers behind your favourite gear, our DJ interviews dig deeper than the press release — exploring creative processes, technology, and the human stories behind the decks.
Whether you want to know how a world-class DJ prepares for a set, or how new DJ technology is shaping performance and production, you’ll find real insights straight from the source.
Scroll down to explore our archive of DJ interviews, conversations with producers, software developers, and tastemakers who continue to push the boundaries of sound and performance.
While the DJ industry keeps chucking great lumps of hardware to cater for the needs of software, the iPad continues to offer a highly configurable interface. The Traxus Traktor Remote offers extremely comprehensive control of Traktor's effects. Jared Helfer takes a look, and catches up with the creators for a chat.
Arkaei checks out Blend, a new producer collab network - join him and get your VIP access via DJWORX to participate in iZotope's Break Tweaker contest!
We like to show you the industry behind the gear, thus this interview with Serato CEO Sam Gribben sheds some light on Serato past, present, and future.
We grabbed Laurent Cohen from Electrix at BPM, and got him to tell us about the Electrix Tweaker, where it has come from and where it's going.
Being the bag whores that we are, we were only to happy to get an exclusive insider look at Orbit Concepts follow-up to their JetPack bag. This is the JetPack remix.
Turntablism meets controllerism as DJ Unkut unleashes his considerable skills upon the Vestax VCI-400.
Uli Behringer wants to speak, and we'll let him. But he's not getting it his own way. Get your questions in today.
Elliot Marx has made a name for himself and his Audio Innovate company with the Innofader. But now the call has been answered to make one small enough to fit into MIDI Controllers. We caught up with the man himself and asked some of the obvious questions.