We are looking for more volunteer writers

If you think that you have something interesting to write for the blog on any piece of djing software that you are using OR you think you could atleast research a topic and do a good write up on for an article feel free to contact us!

I am more than willing to help anyone out with any info they might need to help them write their articles from the technical side though to helping you write a nice article that will fit in with the rest of the website.

Likewise, if you think you have a modification to hardware that we would be interested in having on the blog just shoot us over an email !

Don't be shy, contact us at - info at djtechtools dot com

We are more than happy to link back to any your web pages (personal page, myspace and so on) to help you get some traffic though your page.

Look forward to hearing from you guys :)

Im working on one right now. Will send over the article once its done.

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Originally Posted by JesC

Im working on one right now. Will send over the article once its done.

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Sweet, look forward to checking it out :)

i am in the process of writing an article( and proper VCI 100 SE TSI) on using two nano pads(strictly for transport, looping) in conjunction with a the vci 100, i will send article and TSI to info [at] djtechtools [dot] com once finished be on the lookout in the next few weeks!

Shoot me your info guys to that email and ill create you contributor accounts - that way you can write it directly onto into the drafts which is a much better way of handling this.

ill need 3 things
1) Desired username
2) The website that you want us to link to so you get some clicks from the traffic that goes though the site
3) the email address you wish to have tied to the account (this wont be public)

Almost done with the write up for 2 VCI-100's fw 1.3 on 1 Computer...Opps!

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I'm going to be buying a boatload of new equipment this year. I'll be glad to write reviews for all of my purchases. Also, i've noticed a love affair with the Korg Nanopad on the site. Yet it seems nobody's touched the nano kontrol, i'm a huge fan of mine, and i've used it with tracktor, ableton, and reason. I could write up a review and throw in some set up shots.

i love my nano control its simple to use and maps easily to traktor and ableton