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Finally… A More Affordable CDJ! AlphaTheta CDJ-1500X Review

There hasn’t been a new CDJ released which isn’t a flagship model since 2016, which is a long time to wait if you wanted to buy single media players that don’t cost an absolute fortune.

Thankfully, AlphaTheta have now announced the CDJ-1500X, which promises CDJ-3000X levels of performance, but in a more compact form, and without the eye-watering price tag.

Plus, it includes a new request feature, CoBeat, which some DJs will love, and others… Well, they’re going to hate it. Mojaxx gives the 1500X an in-depth review on the new episode of Beatport Tech.

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7-Inch Vinyl DJ Essentials: Adapters, Cases, and More

It’s often the smaller, less glamorous accessories which have the most impact on your quality of life when it comes to spinning vinyl. On the new episode of Beatport Tech, Mojaxx looks at new bags, trolleys, cases and covers for 45 DJs – some for Reloop RP-7 owners in particular – and checks out some exciting, innovative 45 adapters from Japan.

Plus, he takes a quick look at the new MK2 version of the already excellent Howler Audio recorder, which works for both vinyl and digital DJs alike.

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Menura Audio MDFX Delay & Reverb First Look

Small German manufacturer Menura Audio already released some great products with their modular MDMX mixer, and analogue filter and isolator. Now they’re back with some new digital additions to their MDFX range – a delay, and echo, both of which have, unlike most FX units, been designed for the DJ booth, first and foremost. Mojaxx takes a first look at them on the new episode of Beatport Tech.

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The WORST THING About The DJ Technology Industry Is…

As DJs we’re lucky to have lot of great options to choose from when it comes to our performance software – many of them free to use. But when it comes to explaining the different licences and expansions required for each piece of hardware, Mojaxx thinks the industry can do better. He explains why, on the new epsiode of Beatport Tech.

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Related Post: Tiny, But Mighty? Reloop PTB2 Compact DVS Mixer Review

Tiny, But Mighty? Reloop PTB2 Compact DVS Mixer Review

One of the star products shown off by Reloop at this year’s NAMM show was the PTB2. It’s a tiny, almost pocket sized USB powered mixer, which even includes a DVS capable audio interface for use with Algoridddim’s djay pro. On the new episode of Beatport tech, Mojaxx gives it a full review, and sees if going this compact leads to too many compromises.

Learn more about the PTB2: https://www.reloop.com/reloop-ptb-2

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Related Post: Engine DJ 5.0 – Onboard Stems Rendering Is Here!

Engine DJ 5.0 – Onboard Stems Rendering Is Here!

Engine DJ has reached version 5.0, and that new update brings with it performance improvements and RGB waveforms for users of all Engine OS hardware. But Rane System One users get an even bigger upgrade – on-device stems rendering. On the new episode of Beatport Tech, Mojaxx breaks down everything in 5.0, and asks whether it lives up to what he was hoping it would be.

Learn more about Engine DJ: https://enginedj.com/

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