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

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Learn more about the Crane Stand Plus: www.cranedj.com

Check out Mojaxx’s review of the Crane Stand Plus from Crane DJ on DJcity TV.

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The use of pixel tubes as an eye-candy lighting effect is one of the big trends in the mobile, wedding, and private event DJ scenes at the moment. German manufacturer Ape Labs has their own take on the idea – the Neon Pix. Despite the brand’s reputation for having high quality, but pricey fixtures, the Neon Pix are, in fact, one of the more affordable options on the market, so on the new episode of Beatport Tech, Mojaxx takes a look to see how they stack up against the competition.

Learn more about the Neon Pix:
Ape Labs USA: https://apelabsusa.com/
Ape Labs EU: https://apelabs.com
Ape Labs UK: https://apelabsuk.com/

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