Mister Remix

Pioneer DJ changed the game when it introduced the DJM-909 mixer in 2004. Equipped with 50 effects and a touchscreen, the DJM-909 was ahead of its time.

Not only did it become a favorite among club DJs, but it also paved the way for future two-channel mixers by Pioneer and its competitors. That includes the company’s extremely popular DJM-S9.

Watch Mister Remix break down the DJM-909’s features and impact on this episode of DJcityTV’s Classic DJ Gear.

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Introducing Classic DJ Gear, a new series from DJcityTV hosted by Houston’s Mister Remix​.

The first episode features the Vestax​ PMC-07 Pro, or as Remix calls it, “the original king of the two-channel scratch mixer scene.”

Released in the ’90s, the PMC-07 Pro was Vestax’s first two-channel battle mixer. It became a standard for hip-hop DJs and turntablists around the world.

Remix looks at the pros and cons of the PMC-07 Pro, along with how to modify it, where to buy it, and how much to pay for it.

Watch above and stay tuned for more episodes of Classic DJ Gear.

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DJcity and Battle Ave have teamed up for a new monthly scratch tool series, Cut2Cut.

The first release is a scratch sentence called “Phrase Delay Cuts.” It was produced by Houston DJ and turntablist, Mister Remix.

Watch above to see him get busy with the sentence and download it on DJcity.

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Battle Ave‘s Mister Remix and DJ Rockwell throw down with KidCutUp‘s “Podcast Battle Breaks” scratch sentence.

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Houston party rockers and turntablists Mister Remix and DJ Rockwell perform a four-minute routine in the latest visual from Battle Ave and DJcity’s At the Ave Tour. The video is a seamless combination of footage from Remix and Rockwell’s team performances in Las Vegas and Denver.

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Mister Remix, a member of the Battle Ave crew, has delivered a half-hour set of twerk and dancehall-influenced tracks for the DJcity USA Mix. The Houston native was previously featured in DJcityTV’s Cutting Room series.

Tracklist:

1. Prostyle ft. Shaggy – Put It On
2. Cheat Codes & Dante Klein – Let Me Hold You (Turn Me On)
3. Drake ft. Wizkid & Kyla – One Dance – Jordan Crisp Acap Intro
4. DeeBuzz & Hard2Def ft. Treesha & Bay – Rude Gyal Swing
5. Ape Drums ft. Major Lazer & Busy Signal – The Way We Do This
6. Sean Paul vs Ape Drums ft. Major Lazer & Busy Siganl – Get Busy – Bookshelf Riddim
7. Sean Paul – Get Busy – Mastamonk & MGM Twerk Remix
8. Boys Noize – Rock The Bells
9. Run-DMC – Peter Piper
10. Nas ft. Lauryn Hill – If I Ruled The World – Hot Damage Twerk Remix
11. Blackstreet – No Diggity – Mayeda Twerk Remix
12. Beyonce ft. Sean Paul – Baby Boy – DJ Phresh Remix
13. Rihanna – Needed Me – DJ Mad Soca Remix
14. Major Lazer ft. Nyla & Fuse ODG – Light It Up Remix
15. Justin Bieber – Sorry
16. Gyptian ft. Nicki Minaj – Hold You
17. T-Pain – I’m Sprung – Lemi Vice & Action Jackson Twerk Remix

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Related: Listen to Mister Remix’s Dancehall Set for Battle Ave

 
Battle Ave has launched a new mix series to promote their upcoming “At the Ave” tour with DJcity. Like the tour, the series is open-format and curated by turntablists.
 
The first installment is a dancehall-influenced set from Mister Remix, a Houston native who’s been featured in DJcityTV’s Cutting Room series. Stream his mix below or download it here.
 

 
Tracklist:

1. Johnny Osbourne – Budy Bye – Kenny Dope Super Dub Remix
2. Major Lazer & Grandtheft – Number One
3. Major Lazer ft. Nyla – Light It Up
4. Rihanna – Work – Ape Drums Remix
5. Aaliyah – If Your Girl Only Knew – The Principle Palace Bootleg
6. Cutty Ranks – Limb By Limb – Cosmo Baker & Skratch Bastid Speaking In Tungs Bootleg
7. Sak Noel & Salvi ft. Sean Paul – Trumpets
8. AlunaGeorge & Popcaan – I’m In Control – Tall Boys Edit
9. Drake ft. Popcaan – Controlla – DJ Paimon Remix
10. Chaka Demus & Pliers – Bam Bam – PLUV Intro Edit
11. Chaka Demus & Pliers – Murder She Wrote
12. Stephen Marley ft. Damian Marley – The Traffic Jam
13. Born Jamericans – Send You My Love – Party Break Remix
14. Jay Z – Who You Wit’
15. A Tribe Called Quest – Award Tour
16. Capleton – Tour – World Tour Remix
17. Sean Paul – Like Glue
18. T.O.K. – Money 2 Burn

 
Related: DJcity Teams With Battle Ave for ‘At the Ave’ Tour

 
Houston, Texas’ Big Wiz​, one of the designers behind Rane’s TTM 54 mixer, throwing down with fellow H-Town DJ Mister Remix​ during a recent scratch session.
 
Big Wiz is an original member of New York’s SteelWorkerz crew and served as Aesop Rock’s DJ from 2003 to 2014. He’s currently Rob Sonic’s DJ and is in a group with him and Aesop called Hail Mary Mallon. Wiz has also collaborated with several other DJ companies including Stanton, Korg, and Shure.
 
Mister Remix is one of Houston’s best-known DJs and turntablists. He appeared in DJcityTV’s acclaimed “Cutting Room” series in 2013.
 
Related: Houston Turntablists Represent in ‘Cutting Room’

 
Houston-based DJs Mister Remix and Rockwell recently joined forces to test Pioneer’s new PLX-1000 turntable. In the video above, watch as they put the PLX through the paces in a four minutes session which includes scratching and juggling. Also be sure to check out DJcityTV’s Houston edition the “Cutting Room” which features both Remix and Rockwell alongside other turntablists from the city.
 

“The PLX-1000 is built to the highest of standards, and I honestly don’t see this wearing out any time soon. I’m pretty sure the dj culture has found their new standards for club / performance turntables for the next 30 plus years.” – Mister Remix

 
Related: Pioneer Reveals Details of PLX-1000 Turntable

 
It’s Houston, Texas’ turn to represent in DJcityTV’s “Cutting Room” series. Filmed at an undisclosed warehouse somewhere in H-Town, the episode features some of the city’s best turntablists: DJ Ebonix, DJ Klinch, Lalo Trill, OG Bobby Trill, DJ Remix and DJ Rockwell.
 
The instrumental used is DJ Scene’s remix of Naughty By Nature’s “Hip Hop Hooray.”