Reloop OM black Review

The Reloop OM Black cartidges offers alot for a low price. They have good tracking ability with clear sound. The OM Black pickups are also included with most Reloop turntables. The frequency range is 20hz to 22khz. The pickups are handassembled in denmark by Ortofon. Acording to the manufacturers specifications the cartidge good tracking also lends itself to scratching. In recent years Reloop have gain alot djs from the turntableist/scratch community
with Products like spin and the RP7000 turntable, and not to forget their latest scratchmixer, the Elite controller/mixer.

included in the box:

After assembeling the pickup to the headshell, a quick adjustment to the weight of the tonearm, and antiskating the needle is up and running. Checking the tracking when backcueing, readjusting just slightly more weight to the tonearm and the pickup is tracking even when scribble scratching. The soundquality is clear. These are quality cartidges with good tracking.

Reloops line of pickups are the spin, the GT, the green Concorde pickup, the Concorde vibe pickup and the black Concordes and these OM pickups. The OM Black are the lowest in price. The Black model share the same specifications on the OM and Concorde version.

When I started to look for these pickups, the low price made me intrested in seeing if the tracking ability was good for a cartidge at 33 Euros. The pickup was sold out in nearly every shop. After testing the OM black cartidge, the tracking when scratching and good soundquality makes these my new go to cartidges. Coming from previous Ortofon qbert Concorde cartidges. If you are looking for mixing vinyl on a budget these are perfect.

Summary:

Good tracking

Clear sound

low price

Add some vocals to your mix.

Add some vocals to your set. With a microphone you can easily add flavor to a mix. You can use the vocals to transition to another track, with a small paus between the songs you can drop the vocal just before the next song comes in. Most DJ-mixers have a microphone input. But make sure not to overdrive the microphone when speaking, or the sound might go into cheap karaoke style. There are useful techniques when speaking into a microphone by holding your thumb inbetwen the microphone membrane and your mouth, this is to reduce the "pop" sound or just by turning the mic at a 45 degree angle. Using these techniques will make your vocals sound cleaner. Have a notepad with some words are maybe rhymes written on it, just to know what to say when you want to drop the vocals. If mixing and speaking is not possible at the same time, then wait until after you transitioned the track into the other, the intro to the next track is often not as busy as a Chorus section. Also do speak

DJ Rasoul 1998 (Large)

DJ Rasoul 1998 (Large) Super record from the later end of the 90's. This EP has 3 songs, Let the music, Slingshot and Francisco Nights. Side A with "Let the music" has a dark bassline and acoustic piano, togheter with strings and the classic house rythm. Dub echos and analogue synth sounds. The song isnt just a 4-bar loop. It has lots of variations. In the middle of the song a soul vocal is heard. Also percussive elements. The later end of the song seams happier, like the minor chords are swapped with major scale instead. What I dont like about this song is the tb303 "like"-sounds towards the end. It gives the impression of a comedy sound. On side B on "Slingshot" the quality is high on the production. With groovy basslines and arpeggio-like elements. The rythm is more disco on this song. 1/3-into the song the loopy groove evolves with a acoustic piano. Then 2/3- the song goes back to the loopy status again. I like this song, its groovy and has catchy

using as few records as possible in your dj mix

Most of us wants to have a giant record collection, but when a gig is coming then you have to carry all the records to the show. This article is about using minimum amount of records in a dj mix. Lets say you play a 2 hour dj show. that means you need +- 50 records in a crate. If you only have 10 records, would you make it thru a dj mix then? If a housesong is aprox 6 min long and you want to make a 60 minute dj mix. then you'll need 10 records for the dj set. 10 records is not much for a mix. What you can do is mix in the b sides too, but then the same artist will appear again in the playlist. You can also play certain songs to the 3 minute point, then mix in another record and then a few song in the set you can reuse the previous song from the 3 minute point again, from a break of the song. Or play the best song first and last to extend it. Playing both the b-sides and reuse the same song as earlier will stretch the length of your mix. Buying an EP costs about the same as a 12&q

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