Reloop

Reloop has announced its latest turntable, the RP-8000 MK2, which it bills as “the most advanced turntable of all time.”

Like its predecessor, the RP-8000 MK2 is an official Serato device, enabling control of the software directly from the turntable.

It features seven new RGB color-coded performance pad modes. It also has a heavier design for vibration damping and isolation, more powerful starting torque, and the new MK2 tonearm base, as previously seen on the RP-7000 MK2.

The most exciting feature of the RP-8000 MK2, however, is the addition of Platter Play, which enables the performance pads to control the platter speed.

Platter Play enables DJs to select from 22 musical scales, with the option to create nine custom ones, for advanced turntablism performances. And because the pitch changes are done with the platter, the same controls will work with both Serato DJ and regular vinyl.

Other notable features:

– Reworked control section: more streamlined multi-encoder and intuitive mode section
– Independent pad modes
– Reverse function: switch for forward and reverse operation
– Smart USB link for up to four turntables

The RP-8000 MK2 will be available at the end of January priced at around $699. Get more details at Reloop’s website.

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En este episodio de Consejos y Trucos de DJcity Latino, Luis Martínez examina la tornamesa RP-8000 de Reloop.

English translation (traducción en inglés):

On this episode of DJcity Latino‘s Consejos y Trucos, Luis Martinez examines Reloop’s RP-8000 turntable.

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Reloop’s original RP-7000 turntable offered the perfect combination of simplicity and high performance at a great price. Does the RP-7000 MK2 live up to its predecessor? Find out on this episode of DJcityTV’s Tips and Tricks.

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On this episode of DJcityTV and Beat Refinery​’s Turntable Techniques, Trayze​ explains how to do live redrums with Roland’s DJ-808 controller using its TR-S drum machine and sounds. The technique can be used to beef up sections of tracks that don’t have drums (e.g.: the breakdown).

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There are a lot of DJ controllers on the market, but the Reloop Mixon 4 isn’t your standard device. Designed for Serato DJ and Algoriddim djay, the Mixon 4 can be used with both laptops and mobile devices. But does the Mixon 4’s versatility make it worth the purchase? Find out on this week’s episode of Tips and Tricks.

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The Reloop Tape is a portable USB device for recording DJ mixes. Unlike other solutions, the Tape is a simple way to capture sets in the club and at home. It’s been around for a couple of years, but Mojaxx hadn’t experimented with it until recently.

On this episode of Tips and Tricks, Mojaxx examines the Tape and sees how it stacks up against competing products.

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For years, the only Serato DJ-enabled devices that Reloop offered were controllers. Then, in January, the German company unveiled the RMX-90 DVS, a four-channel mixer with native support for Serato DJ. In addition to the DVS integration, the RMX-90 also comes with onboard effects.

On this episode of Tips and Tricks, Mojaxx provides an in-depth review of the RMX-90.

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Reloop has announced the RMX-90 DVS, a new four-channel club mixer designed for Serato DJ. It is the company’s first mixer designed to support the software’s full DVS capabilities.

Key features:

– 8 in/8 out DVS audio interface, 24-bit for Serato DJ
– Serato DJ with DVS expansion pack
– Digital architecture with extensive adjustment possibilities
– Beat FX unit with 12 effects in studio quality
– Two digital displays for visualization of parameter changes

The RMX-90 DVS will be available in March with a suggested retail price of $1,069.98.

Watch Reloop’s promo video below and learn more about the mixer on their website.

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