Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Numark has updated two of its smallest DJ controllers at once. Party Mix III ($149) keeps the light show that made the original Party Mix a fun little device, and adds stems control, double the pads and a library browser. MixTrack Go ($99) replaces the DJ2GO2 Touch with a smaller, more portable design that somehow still keeps stems, hot cues and a filter that doubles as a bass cut.
00:00 Meet the Party Mix 3 and Mixtrack Go
00:34 Party Mix 3: the features
01:13 Beatline and pad effects
01:38 Fade FX and library browser
02:13 The tiny Mixtrack Go
03:11 Using it with a phone
04:16 MIDI over Bluetooth
05:04 Getting audio out and powering
05:47 What's missing
06:10 Who are they for?
06:59 The software: Serato, djay and VirtualDJ
07:44 A nice update
07:52 Party lights and connections
08:16 The bundled stand and cable
09:03 Final thoughts
09:53 All Access training
Full written review: digitaldjtips.com/reviews/numark-party-mix-iii-mixtrack-go
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Music courtesy of our friends at mastermixdj.com
Numark has updated two of its smallest DJ controllers at once. Party Mix III ($149) keeps the light show that made the original Party Mix a fun little device, and adds stems control, double the pads and a library browser. MixTrack Go ($99) replaces the DJ2GO2 Touch with a smaller, more portable design that somehow still keeps stems, hot cues and a filter that doubles as a bass cut.
00:00 Meet the Party Mix 3 and Mixtrack Go
00:34 Party Mix 3: the features
01:13 Beatline and pad effects
01:38 Fade FX and library browser
02:13 The tiny Mixtrack Go
03:11 Using it with a phone
04:16 MIDI over Bluetooth
05:04 Getting audio out and powering
05:47 What's missing
06:10 Who are they for?
06:59 The software: Serato, djay and VirtualDJ
07:44 A nice update
07:52 Party lights and connections
08:16 The bundled stand and cable
09:03 Final thoughts
09:53 All Access training
Full written review: digitaldjtips.com/reviews/numark-party-mix-iii-mixtrack-go
Ready to go further with your DJing? All Access gives you every course we teach, including from Jazzy Jeff, James Hype, Laidback Luke and Ferry Corsten, plus mix deconstructions and lessons you won't find anywhere else: djtips.co/aaa
Music courtesy of our friends at mastermixdj.com
![20 Years of DJ Gear - And What To Buy Today [2 of 7]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/V48XK-Nr4sQ/mqdefault.jpg "20 Years of DJ Gear - And What To Buy Today [2 of 7]
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If youve kept half an eye on the DJ world over the last couple of decades or so, youll have seen a lot of changes: from vinyl decks to CDJs, from CD wallets to USB drives, and on to modern flight-deck-style pro gear.
Meanwhile, DJ software with controllers, Midi, and features that pro DJs could once only dream of has given the traditional ways a real run for their money. Nowadays everythings converged into some very exciting platforms.
So what should you buy if youre an old school DJ who wants to get back into DJing today? In this video we go back in time to show you how things developed and why, and I give you three solid recommendations.
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