Here we take a look at a company who has coosistantly been involved in the development of dj gear a company that has also continually made quality and affordability available to most Dj’s and a company that has now sold more Dj controllers locally and abroad then most other brands combined.
These days there are such a wide variety of headphones available that one is not quite sure where to stick your ears in between from a Dj’s point, and simply using your earbud earphones just wont cut it and dotting down to your nearest electronic store and grabbing the highest fidelity pair wont do why you may look at the following tips at buying the right pair.
Presonus recently released their two new mobile interfaces , the stella upgrade from the AUDIOBOX USB interface up to theAUDIOBOX iSeries featuring to new models under this range the iONE & iTWO
Excellent choices for mobile musicians, sound designers, and podcasters, the USB 2.0 bus-powered AudioBox iOne and iTwo provide high-quality audio I/O for Mac®, PC, and Apple iPad®. These compact, ruggedly built interfaces offer high-performance Class A mic preamplifiers, record 24-bit audio at up to 96 kHz, and include powerful, easy-to-use Studio One® Artist DAW for Mac and Windows and Capture™ Duo recording software for iPad.
Earlier this year we dropped a hint that Pioneer Dj was looking at resurgent of the vinyl , well the wait is over and there is a new vinyl playboy in town its called the "PLX 1000" its finally released and based on the feedback from the usaul scratch dj's top heads in the states it seems like it has taken the ol faithful "SL1200 MKII" and just repackaged it into the "PLX 1000" seeing as technics scrapped the SL1200 line a couple of years ago the , Pioneer seem to have taken the oppertunity to jump in and try an fill avoid that many of us Vinyl Junkies have been missing and in the same space trying to recoup new interest from those who never got the chance to delve into the vinyl realm, hopefully this is a swing towards bringing in the new bloods into picking up the vinyl, an era that built individualism that seems to be lost in the digital realm.
Many have been anticipating the next move and direction the deejay world will flow to, its been a big progression since the humble Turntable came to be the Dj's main tool of performance back in the 70's, through to the 90's evolving into the CDJ and in the late 2000's going in to a full digital realm with the advent of DVS programs such as Serato & Traktor, through to now CDJ's supporting USB... I myself foresee the future of Djing turning into a scale of one producing new sounds and remixes live in front of an audience, Myself running a scratch control system with Traktor Scratch decided to delve into the the live production realm running Maschine behind the Traktor platform and recreating tracks in to my own cuts with my own signature live in front of my audience, whilst still practical , this setup can be quite demanding on the system.
