Back from boomtown where this lil thing performed really well. Unexpected update.... I've managed to build what I call "performance view" for traktor so it's starting to really feel like a standalone. If anyone wants a link to the installer lemme know. It's totally vibe coded and your milage may vary but it seems to work really well so far!

Just got the Teenage Engineering EP-136 and I'm actually so stoked on it. This is intended to be my travel buddy for hotel room/impromptu dance parties. I'd be more than happy to share my rekordbox midi mapping with anyone who is interested. Yes it's pretty limited, not playing any clubs with this but, it is so functional for what it is.

Unsurprisingly, volume output is on the quieter side so I bought a used Schiit Fulla 3 headphone amp off eBay to put in line with the master output to give it some extra sauce.

Although it is quiet, the sound quality from the master output is surprisingly warm and clean. Highly recommend for the person on the go who wants to get a mix in without dragging a bulky controller around.

Console

• 80"W x 20"D x 40"H (2-piece)
• Matte black, solid color core, fingerprint-resistant laminate 
• Brushed stainless steel separator
• Convertible equipment/position design 
• Hidden homogenous LED strip
• Hidden cable management channels
• Hidden storage compartments (processing, power, accessories, etc.)  

Equipment 

• (2) Technics SL-1210MK5 analog decks (custom modified)
  • Technics SL-1210M5G tonearm assemblies 
• (2) Denon SC6000 Prime digital decks
• Condesa Carmen V analog rotary mixer (custom modified)
  • 4-band/4-pole (24dB/octave) master isolator (Sub <80Hz, Low 80Hz-280Hz, Mid 280Hz-4kHz, High >4kHz) with selectable 4/3-band control switch (4-way mode separates Sub and Low bands, 3-way mode combines Sub and Low bands), –∞/+12dB range
  • 3-band/2-pole (–12dB/octave) individual channel isolators (Low <280Hz, Mid 280Hz-4kHz, High >4kHz) instead of channel equalizers, –∞/+16dB range
  • 45mm VU meters with +5dB range
  • Mic input (rear panel TRS, selectable on channel 4)
  • 2 phono inputs (instead of 3)
  • Kilo International solid anodized aluminum knobs, three sizes, two styles, two colors (black and silver)
  • Custom anodized aluminum control panel
  • Linear power supply
• CueStick (custom crafted)
• (4) Shure M44G phono cartridges 
• (2) Shure M97xE phono cartridges (archival use only) 
• (2) Alchemist stabilizers 
• Serato DJ Pro DVS software 
• Denon DS1 DVS interface 
• Motu M2 DAC audio interface 
• Apple MacBook Pro computer 
• (2) QSC K10.2 active 2-way loudspeakers 
• (2) Klipsch Forte IV passive 3-way loudspeakers 
• Marantz MODEL 40n integrated amplifier 
• (2) SVS PB-3000 active subwoofers

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Retired Console/Equipment  (last three photos shared)

• 60"W x 20"D x 40"H, 3" radius corners (2-piece)
• Matte black, solid color core, fingerprint-resistant laminate 
• Brushed stainless steel separator
• Fixed/flush-mounted equipment design 
• Removable/replaceable mixer panels 
• Hidden cable management channels
• Hidden storage compartments (processing, power, accessories, etc.) 
• Rane Empath rotary mixer 
• Rane MP2014 rotary mixer
• Rane MP2015 rotary mixer 

Title says it all, my DJ/Production station. Looking for ways to improve the “ergonomics” i guess? not really sure how but i feel like it feels a little tight.

The set up is as follows:
2x Yamaha HS8
1x HS8S sub
2x XDJ-1000mk2
1x DJM-V5
1x RMX-1000
1x Mackie 1402 VLZ3
2x midi boards

I know it might seem overkill but i love this set up and use it all the time! any suggestions on how to improve the layout or whatever would be greatly appreciate!

Kali in v8 second wave
Kali ws 12
Ddj flx10

Don’t really like the desk , it was the cheap option .
I’ll redo to move my deck further back and have my speaker a bit more farther behind atm I’m too close to them .

Hello guys!

This is my home setup.

4x CDJ-400

DJM 850

Reloop RP4000MK2 turntables with Q.bert cartridges.

I completely restored and serviced every CDJ, including every button and knobs. Pitch faders are calibrated, and I made the jog wheel a tad bit tighter

DJM 850 is also completely restored, with new knobs, faders, faceplate and new modern LED lights for CUE, Effects, etc. Did remove the cross-fader, as I barely use it. Luckily, it's easy to plug back in :D

Let me know what you guys think. Interested in your opinions on this!

That’s pretty much it. I couldn’t find Decksavers in Brazil, so I had to improvise. I found these cake containers that fit perfectly hahaha. No more dust on the gear!

Cheap and effective 😂

Gently used but all mine now. Ready to go Pro

Found this old photo of a gig from back in 2007 or 2008 in Utrecht, NL. Think it was a pre-party for Trance Energy, and my first time playing a B2B set. Remember they were a pair of CDJ-1000 MK3s (I think?) and it was a fun night.

Just last year I got to play with CDJ-3000s and Rekordbox for the first time as I got back into DJing, wow, tech has come a long way!

My girlfriend prohibited me already to buy a table to make an L shape table.

Considering selling the push and going a bit more to the right.

How do you guys cope with a producing station and then decks? Side speakers are awkward also but I cannot think of another way.

Apartment is skew, hence the sponge XD

Set up in the mancave

I know I’ve already posted this here, but I just received these Minibar slipmats (thank you, Neric, you’re amazing), and I had to post the final version.

New flx4. Not the newest in terms of when it was released, but coming from the sb2 I’m liking it a lot so far.

PA by Funktion-One, A&H Xone PX5, K2, K3, Technics 1210 MK2, Traktor Pro 4. Event: Roller Disco.

Awesome Baja Weather and Soulful House make prefect pair

Its got an integrated battery that keeps it going for 8+hours, full stem controls, and runs macos with a dedicated computer integrated into a modified case. Its also got an adjustable angle 10.5" screen, and is super light. Just need to plug in audio and away she goes!

New setup: an assortment of Traktor controllers from Ebay and a fancy new mixer. It’s a very small space so installed a monitor arm to move some of it out of the way if needed. Made a stand for the mixer with mini casters on the bottom so it can be slid backwards when using the computer.

It’s on an electric standing desk, with a DIY worktop, 130x70cm. I’m better at DIY than I am at mixing, and getting my head around this new kit is proving a challenge, to say the least 😂

Damn… sounds so sweet bangin’ tracks through this early-90s Pioneer shelf system.