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West Indies-born and Paris-based DJ Tony Blanck and DJ Greg perform a turntablism routine using the classic “Playground” riddim. Their performance features four versions of the riddim: Mr. Vegas‘ “Nike Air (Hands in the Air),” Merciless’ “Work Dem,” Sean Paul‘s “Infiltrate,” and Beenie Man‘s “Who Am I.”

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The Reloop Tape is a portable USB device for recording DJ mixes. Unlike other solutions, the Tape is a simple way to capture sets in the club and at home. It’s been around for a couple of years, but Mojaxx hadn’t experimented with it until recently.

On this episode of Tips and Tricks, Mojaxx examines the Tape and sees how it stacks up against competing products.

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DJ Rockid, a DMC and ITF competitor from the Netherlands, performs a quick Bedroom Sessions set for DJcityTV. The routine is part of his entry video for the 2017 Red Bull 3Style.

Tracklist:

1. Black Sheep – The Choice Is Yours
2. Fatman Scoop ft. Crooklyn Clan – Be Faithful – MAKJ Remix
3. Rae Sremmurd – Black Beatles – MAKJ Remix

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Do you have what it takes to be featured in the next “Bedroom Sessions” episode? Send a sample video to brs@djcity.com.

Related: Watch DJ First Choice’s ‘Bedroom Sessions’ Set

DJ Brace, the 2016 DMC Online Champion, scratches over Kutiman’s afrobeat track “Cheetah Guava” using the Fretless Fader.

The flight case seen in the video was designed by Brace. It’s called the “Scratch Suitcase” and will be available soon from Magma.

Fretless Fridays is a monthly series that features DJ Brace scratching over songs using John Beez’s Fretless Fader.

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DJs Odilon, Lamont, Madfingaz, Swordz, Dysfunkshunal, and Deloin represent for Antwerp, Belgium on DJcityTV’s new Cutting Room episode.

Film location: Deloin’s Playground
Instrumental: “Broken Needles” by FLUO KIDD

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School of Scratch‘s Emma Short-E has shared her Scratch Combo of the Month for May. Post a video of yourself performing it with hashtag ‪#‎DJcitySoS‬ and we might share it.

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For years, the only Serato DJ-enabled devices that Reloop offered were controllers. Then, in January, the German company unveiled the RMX-90 DVS, a four-channel mixer with native support for Serato DJ. In addition to the DVS integration, the RMX-90 also comes with onboard effects.

On this episode of Tips and Tricks, Mojaxx provides an in-depth review of the RMX-90.

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English DJ and turntablist JFB is known for spinning styles like ghetto funk, drum and bass, and hip-hop. However, in a new turntablism routine for DJcityTV, the former Red Bull 3Style world finalist puts his touch on Bruno Mars‘ hit single, “That’s What I Like.” Watch the one-minute performance above and grab the track on DJcity.

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Popular mixers such as the Rane Sixty-Two and Pioneer DJM-S9 have a built-in echo effect, but a lot of mixers don’t. On this episode of Turntable Techniques, the Beat Refinery‘s As-One demonstrates a couple of ways to mimic the feature with your DJ software.

“It’s great to have these new fancy mixers with tons of onboard effects. But at the end of the day, the best trick in your bag is to master your software, so you’re not relying on any particular piece of DJ gear.”

Watch the tutorial above.

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3D printing is a revolutionary technology that enables people to print three-dimensional objects from computers. On this episode of Tips and Tricks, Mojaxx discusses how portablists have used the technology to make accessories such as fader mounts and 45 adapters. He also challenges the DJ community as a whole to experiment with 3D printing.

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