DJ tech news, reviews and opinion
DJ tech news, reviews and opinion
The venerable Allen & Heath Xone:92 is 15 years old, which makes it high time for a sequel. But much has changed in that time, so is the newly teased Xone:96 a logical progression ? Or a balls-out reimagining? You'll have to wait and see.
Many of us mourn the loss of Vestax and their unique way of doing things. So does Reloop it seems, and their new 2 channel scratchcentric KUT mixer absolutely harks back to the era where black and gold was cool on a DJ product, but blended what is good from today's scene.
If you're wanting to mount an attack on the hearts, minds, and wallets of club DJs, you need a compelling product to break the hold of Pioneer DJ. And the beating heart of Denon DJ's Prime system is the X1800 Prime mixer. We played in and out of the Worxlab to see if it's a worthy competitor to the established models.
The Model 1 is a mixer in its own class. So it's only natural that it would become a fixture for some VIP DJs. Carl Cox demonstrates how he uses it.
I'm getting a feeling of déjà vu here… didn't we cover this? Oh wait — this is the new Pioneer DJM-S3 Serato DJ mixer, not the DJM-250MK2. Easy mistake.
Having already seen the Rane brand relaunched at the DMC USA final last weekend, it’s just a matter of confirming that the new Rane SEVENTY TWO is real, and puts them very firmly back on the battle and wider DJ…
Rane pulled their own cat out of the bag at the DMC US finals. Behold the new Rane Seventy Two – Rane's Seattle engineering smarts with added inMusic-ness.
I bet you wondered what was happening at Rane right? Well you'll find out at DJ Expo in a couple of weeks as the first new products will be unveiled.
The first fruits of the Mixars/Pro X Fade alliance are here, namely the updated DUO MKII mixer, complete with the Galileo Essential crossfader.
It looks like the Serato DJ DVS friendly DJM-S9 is about to get some rekordbox DVS love in the upcoming public beta of rekordbox 5.
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.
After Mastersounds released the Radius 2 mixer, a 4 channel version was inevitable. And the Radius 4 is here complete with new bus options and mic channels.