DJ Juicy M is back on the bleeding edge of DJ technology, but is it fun for a crowd? (Betteridge’s Law may apply)
Stuff we like
Stuff we like: Marques Brownlee “Do Bad Reviews Kill Companies?”
What role does a review take in the product life cycle? Marques Brownlee’s recent video got me thinking about how reviews can be important for both users and companies.
News
Audiotonix STEAM: A DIY kit rotary mixer
Rotary mixers are so hot right now, so here’s one you can build yourself from Audiotonix.
News
Allen & Heath includes free Xone:92 mixer with every purchase of new Worxlab Limited Edition print
The Allen & Heath Xone:92 hit 20 years on sale in 2024. The company celebrated by releasing a limited edition version of the mixer with a special print from Mark at The Worxlab.
News
AlphaTheta announces world’s first brotary mixer, the euphonia
AlphaTheta’s latest product is the super high end euphonia rotary mixer. But what do you get and how will it work?
Quickies
Resident Advisor’s “What makes something Jungle” mini-documentary turns a meme into a debate
Resident Advisor’s “What makes something jungle?” mini-doc delves into the history behind the memetastic University Challenge moment.
Quickies
Let’s argue: Is the Omnis-Duo the perfect controller for most DJs?
Let’s discuss what features and which controller is fills the needs of most DJs in 2024. Is the AlphaTheta Omnis-Duo exactly that?
Quickies
Mixxx is now up to version 2.4!
Almost a year in beta, open source software Mixxx 2.4 is now available for download for Windows, macOS, and various Linux flavours. The software has been steadily improving over the years, and the core features are arguably on par with their commercial competitors. I even managed to get a friend…
Long Reads
Why DJing is a Hard Sell, pt3
As new features and gimmicks get introduced to the DJ market, all competing brands eventually adopt the successful ones. So why jump between ships that are all headed in the same direction? This is part 3/3.
Long Reads
Why DJing is a Hard Sell, pt2
Once you’ve chosen a product ecosystem, it’s hard to leave – and the reasons are many. What keeps you from making a change? Part 2/3.
