Rane have seen huge success with their recent controller releases – the FOUR, the PERFOMER, and the ONE MKII. But they all have one thing in common – they are just controllers. With the new SYSTEM ONE, the company have leveraged tech used by their other inMusic brands, and added in Engine DJ support, making this the first all-in-one spinning platter device to hit the market.

Thanks to more powerful processing, and a new Omnisource architecture, the SYSTEM ONE also provides an upgraded experience with Engine OS, too, so it’s sure to make a big impact.

Mojaxx has been testing the SYSTEM ONE for months already, so Rane have agreed to let us release his review a day before anyone else’s, meaning that the new episode of Beatsource Tech is a true world exclusive.

Check out Mojaxx’s world exclusive first review of the SYSTEM ONE from Rane on DJcity TV.

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Related Post: AlphaTheta RMX-IGNITE Review – DJ FX LEVEL UP!

The RMX-1000 has been a staple fixture in big clubs and on festival stages since 2012. But it’s not without flaws – the sound quality isn’t amazing, and it doesn’t have the right connectivity to really link up properly with the latest club standard kit. So AlphaTheta have just launched the RMX-IGNITE, their new external FX unit, which brings the RMX line right up to date, with a bang – but at a pretty steep price. Mojaxx gives it a full review on the new episode of Beatsource Tech.

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Related Post: The 2025 DJ Technology Wrap-Up

2025 was not a year that was densely packed with fresh DJ gear releases, but the software landscape has continued to evolve, and there was some really exciting new kit to be found on store shelves. Plus, the industry appears to be entering a new collaborative phase, which should end up being good for all DJs. Mojaxx breaks down all the DJ tech stories that mattered this year, on the new episode of Beatsource Tech.

Check out the 2025 DJ tech wrap-up from Mojaxx on DJcity TV.

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Related Post: Is AI coming to kill DJing? Or make it better? Checking out 3 new software updates

Artificial Intelligence has played a significant role in DJ software for some time now, with machine learning being used to enable features like stem separation and fluid beatgrids. But how much AI is too much AI? On the new episode of Beatsource Tech, Mojaxx takes a look at the latest updates from Rekordbox, djay, and Virtual DJ, who’s 2026 version introduces more AI tech than we’ve ever seen before, including Large Language Model prompting.

Check out the 3 new software updates from Mojaxx on DJcity TV.

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Related Post: What are the best deals for DJs this Black Friday? – 2025 Edition

The Beatsource DJ Exclusives program has been 20 years in the making. It’s built around an entirely new, never been done licensing model, and means that DJs can access the types of remixes and edits which have previously only been found on record pools, but in a way which ensures both the original rights holders and the DJs themselves get fairly compensated for their work.

In this second episode of our new series, Inside The Edit, Mojaxx talks to Sir Marcus, one half of the Tall Boys production duo, and Remix Director for DJcity, about the way that the pair started working together, and what excites him most about the DJ Exclusives program.

Discover Beatsource DJ Exclusives here: https://www.beatsource.com/genre/dj-exclusives/11

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