The idea of a modular DJ mixer, where the user can mix and match different parts to change the feel and capabilities of it, is one that is largely untapped in today’s market. Back in 2023, Menura decided to change that, with their MDMX, which launched via a crowdfunding campaign. Taking inspiration from the Eurorack synth world, as well as classic analogue hardware like the Urei 1620, the MDMX is a mixer unlike anything else out there. Mojaxx gives the finished version an in-depth review.

Check out Mojaxx’s full review of the MDMX from Menura on DJcityTV.

Related Post: Algoriddim djay For Meta Quest: Welcome To The FUTURE

We’ve seen DJ apps in the VR space before – even from Algoriddim themselves, on the Apple Vision Pro.

But with their new version of djay for the Meta Quest, they’ve unlocked something entirely new – the ability to connect and perform in the metaverse and the real world at the same time, with actual, physical DJ hardware.

Mojaxx examines this new setup, and questions if, in the future, we might see headsets becoming standard issue in DJ booths.

Check out Mojaxx’s full review of the djay app from Algoriddim on DJcityTV.

Related Post: Traktor Kontrol Z1 Mk2 Review: Modular FTW?

After the successful launch of the Kontrol X1 mk3 back in 2023, it seemed inevitable that Native Instruments would later turn their attention to at least one more of the models in their modular Traktor Kontrol line. So now we have the Kontrol Z1 mk2, an upgraded and enhanced version of the mixer part of that system.

Check out Mojaxx’s full review of the Kontrol Z1 mk2 from Native Instruments on DJcityTV.

Related Post: AlphaTheta DDJ-FLX2 Review: A Beginner DJ’s Dream Controller?

With a street price of under $200 in the US, the arrival of the DDJ-FLX2 controller from AlphaTheta is a sign that the company is targeting not just professional DJs, but beginners as well. With support for Rekordbox, Algoriddim’s Djay, and Serato DJ Lite, and both computers and mobile devices, the FLX2 lives up to its name by being a highly flexible as well as affordable device, which could see it appearing under a lot of trees this Christmas.

Check out Mojaxx’s full review of the DDJ-FLX2 controller from AlphaTheta on DJcityTV.

Related Post: Prime Go… Again? Denon DJ PRIME GO+ Review

The PRIME GO from Denon DJ was a unique product when it first launched back in 2020 – a fully featured, battery-powered standalone DJ system, which was small enough to fit in a backpack. Nearly four years on, the company has just announced its successor, the PRIME GO+. It may have minimal hardware changes, but do the upgrades to Engine OS mean it’s still a good buy in 2024? Mojaxx gives it an in-depth review, and checks out the new features in Engine 4.1.0.

Check out Mojaxx’s full review of the PRIME GO+ from Denon DJ on DJcityTV.

Related Post: AlphaTheta XDJ-AZ Review: The New King of All-In-Ones?

It’s been leaked already, but that’s only got people more excited about the XDJ-AZ from AlphaTheta, the replacement for the much-loved Pioneer DJ XDJ-XZ.

Taking inspiration from the company’s club standard gear, and more left-field kit like the Opus Quad, is this the next generation workhorse DJs have been waiting for?

Check out Mojaxx’s full review of the XDJ-AZ from AlphaTheta on DJcityTV.

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