The Tribal is something new for me, but works on gigs :D
Newly released at this year NAMM: the Numark 4Trak DJ Controller is the latest in a long line of consistently high quality DJ products from Numark. Further developing the technology found in the ‘NS’ range of controllers, the 4Trak is primarily designed to control Native Instruments Traktor DJ software. The main features of this model are the ability to control four ‘decks’ and precisely and easily control FX. It also includes a built-in audio interface with balanced outputs and a ‘gig proof’ robust design; the 4Trak controller is therefore, a professional setup for Traktor users.
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They're among Pioneer's most popular products, sought after by DJs who want equipment that looks as good as it sounds. With their superb high-definition audio, stunning club-quality effects and sleek user-friendly design, the industry-standard CDJ-2000 and DJM-900nexus offer the ultimate in style and substance.
Anyone who has spent much time in DJ booths will have come across at least a few Rane mixers here and there, because let’s face it, DJs love Rane. They sound fantastic, are built to last and their layout is intuitive, letting jocks get straight down to business. Such is the love for Rane that their MP24 became a classic in its own time and can still be found installed in clubs and bars across the world. But as times change, so do mixers, and the MP25 and MP26 — which are the new-and-improved replacements for the MP24 — are likely to find just as much love as their older counterpart.
NOX is a new collection of mixers from Behringer, bragging plenty of features to keep many a DJ satisfied. But unlike many of the heavyweight big boys, prices are kept as low as possible — a move that should undoubtedly earn them a good number of followers, particularly with up-and-coming DJs who may have to watch the purse strings.
Great news for musicians. Gibson Guitar has shifted heavily into pro audio with the roll-out of the Gibson Pro Audio division. The division will offer specialist grade products, including loudspeakers, headphones, monitors, DJ gear, mixers, add-ons and much more.
Atomix's Virtual DJ has a bad rep. We know it, and most importantly they know it too. This rep is largely based on times past when all getting a copy was as easy as a 10 second online search. But times are changing in the DJ software industry, with reputations and sales turning on a sixpence. One can hardly fail to see that as NI continue down the route of their own hardware, every new controller comes with Virtual DJ LE, and their free version continues to own the App Store. Clearly they are doing something right and putting the former rep behind them. So now is the time for Atomix to invest - to bolster their development team, and bring a whole new energy to the VDJ table. And they've done just that and snapped up Adionsoft - makers of long time skratchworx favourite djdecks.
Dan White at DJ TechTools sent word that they’ve launched what they’re calling the ‘coolest knobs ever’ for modding your gear…Their goals for the new line:
The DDJ-ERGO allows any music enthusiast the cabability to make their own unique audio mixes. Incorporated with the Virtual DJ Limited Edition software package by Atomix Productions, the DDJ-ERGO controller lets consumers be imaginative with their music collection the moment they take the device from the box. The revolutionary controller also features MIDI functionality, making it easy to be utilized with other MIDI compatible DJ software.