While mixers and controllers keep getting crammed with bells and whistles, turntables are not. In fact, while still being called game changing and the price going up, features are actually being removed. I am not happy — not one bit, and hereby challenge the industry.
Do you think you've seen the Rane SEVENTY TWO before? You have, but its origins are from a long time before the DJM-S9. We take a sample and run a DNA test.
I do like a bit of Vestax Controller One magic. But Kypski just doubles the fun with a live performance of his "Head Crack" track on a pair of C1s.
DJ Woody's mind doesn't work like regular DJs, which is why he's at the very top of the turntablist tree. And from time to time, he turns his mind to devising new ways of doing DJ things. The Grind Strip is one of those things that opens new doors for turntablists.
I obtained a Vestax VRX-2000 vinyl cutter a while ago, but it didn't operate. But after some repair work, I've hit an audio cutting wall. Can you help?
The Vestax rebirth edges closer. We saw the stpVX mixer a while ago, and now Paco has posted a few small images of the Phoenix and an update on progress.