Native Instruments today announced the TRAKTOR Tutorial DVD, a new multimedia workshop that enables DJs to get the most out of Native Instruments’ TRAKTOR 3 DJ software. With a comprehensive video ...

Whether you're spinning music for your friends at a house party or a professional DJ who doesn't always want to lug their gear to a gig, a new DJ app for iPad caters to both newbies and pros alike.

Traktor DJ is one of those apps that sells the entire idea of the iPad itself — it takes the fundamentals of complicated, expensive PC-based DJ programs like Traktor Pro and Serato Scratch Live and ...

If you go out and hunt for a DJ app that lets you mix together two different tracks, you’re going to come across a lot of really, really, bad design. Even the best stuff is a hell of fake spinning ...

Berlin, February 21, 2013 – Native Instruments today released TRAKTOR DJ – a unique, hands-on DJ app built from the ground up for iPad aimed at DJs of all levels from novices to touring professionals.

Native Instruments has released TRAKTOR DJ 2, a free DJ app for desktops and the iPad. The app is designed to break the barriers to DJing – with greater accessibility, an easy-to-use interface, ...

Native Instruments on Monday announced the forthcoming release of a multimedia tutorial DVD for users of its high-end DJ software Traktor 3. The DVD contains comprehensive video tutorials, artist ...

Native Instruments unveils redesigned all-in-one 4+1 channel and 2+1 channel pro DJ systems with added TRAKTOR PRO control and integration with TRAKTOR DJ Berlin, Sept 12, 2013 – Native Instruments ...

Digital DJing has always been a contentious topic and, while it's struggled to gain legitimacy in the eyes of more traditional DJs, for better or worse, technology is moving on. However you choose to ...

Native Instruments´ excellent iOS DJ app Traktor DJ is currently available for free on the App Store. As yet, we´re unsure how long the app will be available as a free download, so we´d suggest ...

Here's one for you fact fans: in the 60s a man called Francis Grasso invented a DJing technique called 'beatmixing'. People were leaving the dancefloor in the gaps between songs, so Grasso kept people ...