This question is asked by many DJs when they first purchase their first media player or when they want to renew a model they already have. We have decided to…
Cables are probably the least important item in the DJ booth. This mania for not valuing the "small" details causes us to spend huge amounts of money to have the…
DJCity.com is probably one of the best-known record pools of the moment, its different headquarters in many countries of the world as well as some of its editors that are exclusive…
Before I declare the battle of the battle mixers between the Pioneer DJM-S11 and Rane Seventy-Two MKII and describe my personal impression in this comparison, here is a brief review…
Putting on records is a philosophy, listening to vinyl and collecting is a passion. And the "black gold" is currently pretty popular again, despite streaming and digital formats. Admittedly, the hours…
Record lovers know that vinyl is sensitive. Not only that temperatures like in hot summers can be very dangerous - moisture, dust, and dirt also affect the (mostly) black windows.…
Any apprentice DJ will one day encounter difficulties in adjusting the tempo of his songs. And this is not surprising. Keeping track of the tempo of your songs is a…
Being a DJ means first of all learning to mix two songs together. The trouble is that tempo matching (or beatmatching) is a difficult technique. When I started djing, I…
Do you want to take the step and create your own songs? The first thing you need is your own music recording studio. Years ago the equipment needed to set up…
I always attend these parties where the only music being played is either a variation of hip hop or techno. Don't get me wrong, I do love a good rave,…