Stanton

Stanton DJ is indeed very excited with DJs getting great use out of SC System 1 and System 3. As a sign of commitment to continuous improvement, the Stanton DJ SC Systems Update has been released and ready to deliver impressively flexible options for DJs.  

The advent of the laptop DJ required a new set of tools without breaking off from traditional functionality. Carrying over the tradition of the two-channel DJ mixer with crossfader while bringing new functionality, the Stanton SCS.3m is now shipping out to stores worldwide.  

While its versatile touch surfaces make it possible to perform a DJ set entirely on a single SCS.3d DJ controller, the system was made to be modular. The new Stanton SCS.3m is a mixer controller designed to be paired with one or more SCS.3d units for a portable, fully functional laptop DJ rig.  

The tables have turned on USB turntabling as Stanton gets into the game with two new decks. The Stanton T.92 USB and Stanton T.55 USB offer two options at different price points to better meet your needs.  

Bill Holland's DJing hand picks up where it left off demoing the Stanton DaScratch. This sweetly capable DJ controller can do quite a bit, making it a godsend for DJs with hands.  

After discovering his marvelous talents in the wild, high-paced world of hand modeling, Bill Holland tackles this demo of Stanton DaScratch. Watch out Ellen Sirot!  

With an interface layout centered around a multi-zone, multi-function touch surface, the Stanton DaScratch SCS.3d fits controls for scratching, cuing, fading, pitch shifting, looping and more in a USB controller that's about the size of the first generation Apple Newton -- remember that thing?  

The Stanton Uberstand Laptop Stand provides a straightforward solution for a common problem: where do I put my laptop in the cramped DJ booth? Looks like I can retire my sidewalk-huckster briefcase with the pop-out collapsible legs.  

The Stanton SC Digital Vinyl System Controllers pack a lot of creative features into this two-piece unit. B-Side takes us through what's new and unique to the system.  

If you check out the forums at DJForums.com or ScratchLive.net, you'll most likely come across some advice from Gearwire MVP Candidate Nem0nic. Nem0nic has some great experience as a DJ, using Torq, and knowing the music...  

In the latest installment of our brand-new V-blog feature, Gearwire Gossip columnist Joe Wallace dishes on a feature of the forthcoming Arturia Origin. The Origin is Arturia's very first hardware synth. What's so groovy about...  

In January, Stanton announced FinalScratch OPEN, which was basically two things at once. The first was an open invitation to developers. According to a Stanton press release, "Stanton has now opened the Final Scratch format,...  

This is the week. Winter NAMM, 2007 is upon us, and in a few short days yours truly and the rest of the Gearwire crew will be in Anaheim to bring you all the previews, product announcements, and receding heavy-metal hairlines...  

Jason Donnelly, aka DJ Puzzle has been a working DJ in Chicago for over a decade. He has also worked for Sonic Foundry in Madison and continues to release loop libraries--which are often used by DJs around the country...