The RMX-1000 was a bit of gear you’d see in countless DJ booths, even 13 years on from its original launch. It gave DJs loads more control over effects, letting you warp and remix tracks on the fly with a range of tools that went beyond what you’d find on a mixer. DJing has evolved […]
It can be very hard to get started in DJing nowadays because there’s so much choice when it comes to DJ gear. Here at Digital DJ Tips, we’re happy DJing on pretty much anything, as long as it’s got: Two music sources A way of mixing them Speakers so everyone can hear what you’re doing…
Hercules has teased the DJControl T10 at NAMM 2026, a new DJ controller featuring 10-inch motorised jogwheels – the largest motorised platters ever seen on a controller. Positioned under $1,500 and bundled with a Serato DJ Pro licence, the T10 represents Hercules’ most ambitious attempt yet to bring turntable feel to the controller market. In…
I recently interviewed DJ gear reviewer extraordinaire Mojaxx for a special 15th birthday edition of our podcast, where we geeked out about DJing with 7″ singles – something that (perhaps surprisingly to some) we both thoroughly enjoy doing. However, he’s the expert, and I thought it’d be useful to collate his biggest tips here. If…
Ready for another birthday giveaway? This time Adam Audio has brought some serious heat with three incredible prizes. Here’s what you could win: A4V Studio Monitors (First Prize) – These compact nearfield monitors deliver Adam Audio’s signature ribbon tweeter clarity with punchy bass response, perfect for DJing and producing D3V Desktop Monitors (Second Prize) –…
AlphaTheta has released the DJM-V5, a compact 3-channel DJ mixer built on the sound architecture of the DJM-V10, bringing flagship-style sound shaping into a smaller format. Available late January 2026 with a MAP of $2,199 USD, the V5 includes 4-band EQ and channel compression on every channel, per-channel Send FX, multi-mode filters, 96 kHz /…
We asked our community what separates good DJs from great ones. Over 600 responses came back…and technical ability barely got a mention. Instead, the DJs who really understood their craft focused on something far simpler: connecting with people. Whether they were playing weddings, clubs, or just mixing at home, the answers pointed to the same…