For this week's video entry, we are proud to present another FREE Youtube Giveaway of the recently reviewed Reloop NEON Serato DJ Accessory Controller. The Reloop NEON allows users to unlock the advanced features within Serato DJ for those who are using DVS systems or DJ controllers without the infamous performance pads that can control SP-6 sampler (with playback-mode LED indicators for each slot), Pad FX, Slicer modes, hotcues, the new Flip Mode, & loops.

For this week's video entry, we are proud to present another FREE Youtube Giveaway of the recently reviewed Orbit Concepts Deloop Sport Professional Headphone Bag. The Deloop bags are perfect for those Performing DJ's in the clubs that only show up with USB drives for Rekordbox control and a pair of headphones. Conversely the Deloop bags can also be used to protect headphones from any scrapes or bumps after they are placed into an even larger DJ bag with other DJ items for those who bring more than just USB sticks for gigs. Check out the review and enter the contest inside.

Brian Cox is a famous Hip-Hop and R&B producer that's worked with all the big named artists in the industry over the past 10-plus years. Bryan Cox sits down with Native Instruments and discusses how he uses the iMaschine App to start his music-making process, and then transfers the project to the full sized Maschine Studio so he can add the finishing and mixing touches to the final product.

Native Instruments has just announced their new flagship Production hardware, the Maschine Studio, and new software, Maschine 2.0. The new Maschine Studio hardware is bigger than the original and provides best-in-class control with two new hi-res color displays, a new edit section with a large jog wheel, and responsive 16-multi-color backlit pads. The Maschine 2.0 software provides lots of improvements to the user interface and works better and faster on all three Maschine Production devices. We have a new Maschine Studio in the DJbooth.net lab for the full video and written reviews which will be available shortly. Check out the unboxing & first impressions video to see all that comes in the package.

Korg USA is throwing a "What would you do for a Kronos?" Product Giveaway video contest. I'm always down for some free gear, so I thought I would pass this on to the djbooth.net audience to get in on the action. Korg is giving everyone a chance to win their new flagship Kronos Music Workstation. The Contest runs from April 1, 2011 to May 3, 2011. All you have to do is create a youtube video explaining what you would do for a free Kronos. Check inside for additional details and instructions. Good Luck to all who participate!

Akai is seriously gearing up to go after any other manufacturers in the music production business (Native Instruments) with a full range of new competitive products that is sure to excite the music creators. The new MPC-Studio is the newest MPC studio production unit from Akai that is basically a bare-bones MPC system that is designed to work with any computer via USB. Users will get the same workflow system present in other MPC units, the same studio grade drum pads, and a nice one-inch-thin portable and aluminum body construction. Check the video inside.