DJs, rejoice: there’s a new controller in town. RANE – the American pro audio and DJ equipment manufacturer – has announced the RANE ONE MKII, an updated successor to its popular RANE ONE controller ...

Numark has been around since 1971, earning a reputation for making DJ gear that’s affordable and beginner-friendly. Their controllers are easy to use, often plug-and-play, and ideal for anyone ...

The Numark Scratch and Pioneer DJM‑250 are both well‑loved two‑channel mixers, but they cater to different styles of DJs. The Numark Scratch leans into modern scratch features with Serato DJ Pro ...

Have you caught the DJ bug? Symptoms include spending more time checking out the DJ's equipment than you do dancing when you go out to clubs. Maybe you envision yourself in that booth, mixing, ...

New York-based Nik Bentel Studio has created a pair of handbags with speaker and mixer functions that, when used together, create a portable DJ set-up for performing on the go. Studio founder Nik ...

Latest research study titled Worldwide Dj Equipment For Clubs Market Growth 2021-2026 provides readers with details on strategic planning and tactical business decisions that influence and stabilize ...

Google is giving its smart-home range a shake-up, and is discontinuing two of its products to replace them with third-party collaborations. That means, after 12 years, it's time to say goodbye to the ...

NuMark Credit Union is buying troubled Lemont National Bank in a deal that will boost its presence in the southwestern suburbs. Financial terms of the acquisition, expected to close in the second half ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Patrick is from New Hampshire and works as a mobile DJ. Unfortunately, his manual Outback was recently wrecked. Now he needs a family-friendly ...

If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Francky Knapp is the commerce writer at Eater, and an award-winning writer with bylines in GQ, VICE, The ...

Humans want fundamentally incompatible things from music services. "We want to listen to all the stuff that everyone likes, but also only the stuff that we like," said New Yorker staff writer Kelefa ...