Thursday, February 19, 2009
DJ Mana On the C1 (Bonus)
Just sent over to us this morning. Shot and edited last night. DJ Mana, once again, delivers the goods using the Controller One. For those of you who aren't familiar with the C1. Check it out HERE.
Mana, have you thought of sending this to Vestax?
Friday, February 13, 2009
DJ Mana On C1 Video
Annam Le aka DJ MANA just sent us this. One word. DOPE. Enough said. Video shot and edited by Thien Vu Dang.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Go Go Gadget: Air Piano
The AirPiano is an innovative musical interface which allows playing and controlling software instruments simply by moving hands in the air. MORE
DJ Of The Month: Jazzy Jeff

Hands down one of the most influential, creative and 'real' DJ's, (we mean Turntablists). For those of you who need a history lesson on the magnificent CLICK HERE
Producer Of The Month: Black Milk

"Producer/MC Black Milk is on the brink of being the next young artist from Detroit to stand out on the main stage. From producing beats for Slum Village to his own career as a rapper, Black has been putting in work from behind the scenes for the past few years and is set to take things up a level with his major label solo debut" -Evans
Thursday, January 29, 2009
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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Serato Itch Contest For A Trip To Perform At The WMC 2009
Josh Pagtalunan aka The Phatal DJ (AFF DJ Crew) reached out to us via email and asked us to post this on our blog. Josh entered in a Serato Itch contest-the winner gets sent to the WMC's. Well after watching his set, its more than worthy. We still dont anyone who actually owns the Itch program and some of our loyal true vinyl DJ's have mixed feeling towards it-But The Phatal DJ displays a dope showcase, proving the Itch can handle the goods: trick mixing, scratching, style and creativity. To vote for the contestants or to enter in the contest, click HERE. Good Luck Josh!
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Something Else: The Atari 400 Goes Analog Synth

"This wild looking analog synthesizer gets its body from a classic Atari 400 computer - but none of its brains" (Thanks Boing Boing!)
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