The idea of SoundSwitch, inMusic’s DMX lighting software, being integrated with Rekordbox, from AlphaTheta, looked highly unlikely, as the companies are such fierce competitors. Yet, here we are – and it’s not just for performance mode, but Pro DJ Link too.

Mojaxx checks out everything new in SoundSwitch 2.11 on the new episode of Beatport Tech.

Serato’s 5.0 versions of DJ Pro and DJ Lite have gone into public beta today. They bring with them new flexible BPM analysis, called Lucid Beatgrids, Cue Loops, and a bunch of improvements for DJs who play streaming music.

Mojaxx gives it a first look on the new episode of Beatport Tech.

Join the 5.0 public beta here: https://serato.com/forum/area/752

Denon DJ’s Prime 4 and Prime 4+ have become mainstays in the mobile and private event DJ space since 2017. But standalone DJ technology always moves forward, and so now we have the sequel – the Prime 4 G2.

Offering a refreshed look, larger jog wheels, revised FX, onboard stem rendering and a whole host of other upgrades, is the G2 the follow-up DJs have been waiting for, or a ‘difficult second album’?

Mojaxx brings us his full review on the new episode of Beatport Tech.

Learn more about the Prime 4 G2: https://www.denondj.com/prime-4-g2.html

It’s always a challenge to capture great video clips of yourself DJing, without the assistance of someone else. So on the new episode of Beatport Tech, Mojaxx looks at the latest version of Meta’s AI glasses, to find out if their POV video capability could help DJs create dynamic, engaging performance footage for social media.

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Teenage Engineering are a company who very much do things their own way. Until now, their products have been largely focused on the music production space, but that’s now changed, with the new EP-136 K.O. Sidekick.

This diminutive 2 channel mixer might not have been specifically designed for DJ use, but it certainly promises to perform very well in that arena.

The question is, does their innovative design style actually suggest that the big DJ gear manufacturers have got lazy? That’s what Mojaxx asks on the new episode of Beatport Tech…

Learn more about the K.O. Sidekick: https://teenage.engineering/products/ep-136

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DVS, or digital vinyl systems, have been a fixture in the DJ world for almost a quarter of a century at this point. But truly replicating the vinyl experience with digital music files has always required the use of an existing laptop, desktop or mobile device – until now.

The Devious Pocket, from NAP Works, is a tiny device which handles all the DVS trickery internally, which means all you need to use it is a turntable, a mixer, and any USB drive – no laptop needed. On the new episode of Beatport Tech, Mojaxx gives it a full, in-depth review.

Learn more about Devious Pocket: https://nap.works/

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