DJ tech news, reviews and opinion
DJ tech news, reviews and opinion
What happens when supreme turntablist talent is thrown at a stack of Pioneer DJ technology? This session for the DJ Sounds Radio Show is what. See Tony Vegas and and Prime Cuts aka The Scratch Perverts take a journey through old school hip hop and more on CDJs and the new PLX-1000 turntables.
The Boiler Room Sessions are a very cool way to get up close and personal in the DJ booth from the comfort of your own home. Some legendary DJs have graced the assorted Boiler Rooms around the world, and this one from DJ Teeko is a cool showcase of technology and skills.
If you have a competitive DJ spirit, battling is where it's at. But getting to a local DMC or IDA event isn't always easy. But the internet gives everyone a way to take part. And the Digital Vertigo Scratch Battle 2014 is the perfect way to throw your snap-back hat into the arena and show your stuff to the whole world.
You can never have enough DJ Woody. So get a load of this new video from the man himself showcasing his skills over the North West Community scratch looper.
Nobodi da Vinylist has created controller nextlevelness with simple household items, and pokes a massive amount of fun at a company that should know better.
The big day has arrived — the Reebok IDA World Final is today, and is being streamed live and direct from Kraków, Poland. Tune in and support!
Want to represent at the IDA World finals? The IDA UK and Ireland want your video entries in soon. Get busy!
Scratching is quite a stationary pastime. But the Scratchophone allows you to get up and wander around. It's the keytar all over again, but way cooler.
For C2C, the step from battle performance to single is very short. And this week they stopped by BBC Radio1 to perform "Down The Road" live.
Thud Rumble's limited edition TR-1S scratch mixer caused quite a stir last week. And now it's available for pre-order. And there's a cool showcase too.
Thud Rumble and DJ Tech cement DJ Qbert's NAMM endorsement of the DIF-1S with a very limited edition version. Behold the Thud Rumble TR-1S mixer.
Turntablists can press buttons too. And as Jon1st shows, the Rane Sixty Two's buttons still sound cool in a scratch DJ set.