This is my main DJ Mixer.
I use the 2 USB connections, 1x for my laptop for Traktor, 1x for my stream computer. 
 

I have two of these. 
Each one is a controller for two Traktor decks. I need two for controlling four decks.
That's the way I like it. I can manage a set with 3 decks, but they coem with 2 :-)

I'm using the Presonus for non-Traktor work. Like for my microphone in Ableton Live.

Another controller. 
I bought this for solving an issue I had with the X1 (mark I) for changing fx.
But when I had it, I discovered you can run the X1's in midi mode and run some extra command using midi and solved my problem.
The F1 been in the drawer a long time until I started using it to switch my cameras in vMix.

My old audio interface.
In the studio I don't use it anymore because I have the DJ Mixer for Traktor and the Presonus for my microphone.
But I still need it on gigs. 
I prefer to connect my Motu to the venue DJ mixer and it also means I can hoop up with any venue mixer even without a audio interface.
 

In order to pimp up my live streams I bought 2 of these mini moving heads.
What's good about them is that there's a zoom function in them, so I can make the beam smaller or larger.
The led's are 2-by-2, I can have them on different colors.

I have these for wash colors in the studio.
4x4 leds. Different colors per 4 leds.

These are old. I got 2x of them.
I bought them second hand from an auction. 
Thought that I done a good deal, until I could not collect them and needed to pay special transport.
But they work great and may be used outdoors.
Very heavy and I don't really like that the LED's are not RGB but are single color.
It makes weird shadows in the studio.

I use Freestyler DMX for controlling my lights.
I find it a bit an outdated look, but it's proven technology and works pretty well.
It's also free :-)

Goldwave is used for converting file types and for leveling and detailed correcting.
For leveling a dj set I only add a few dB (like 2 or 3) based on sight, and then apply a brick wall limiter at -0.3 dB.
I'm very careful when mixing and set my gains, this way I don't need to "fix" things afterwards.
I also use it to remove some small errors, like when I pressed pause on the wrong deck :)
 

This is for when I'm streaming live from location like in a venue.
I connect it to the venue mixer and my portable stream computer.
I could also use it to connect it to my smartphone, but apparently it doesn't work ins stereo with some phones (like mine).

I really love the Logitech Brio.
I don't care that it does 4K but it has some features one really needs when live streaming.
The FOV is good, you can keep the webcam close to you, like in a small room, and still see a lot.

1. Software selectable FOV (Field of View) 90°, 78°, 65°
2. USB 3 (reduced CPU stress, less bandwith issues)
3. Support of MF (even more reduced CPU stress)
    

I don't use the Logitech C920 anymore. I replaced them with the Brio and with some PTZ cam's that have face tracking..

Nano DMX

I have a love/hate relation ship with Traktor Pro 3.
The company is doing the absolute minimum to develop it since many years now.
It used to be the best software out there, but those days are gone.
But it is by far the most used DJ software in the club scene, talking about from Deep House to Techno here.
The only thing keeping me from moving away is the Kontrol X1 MKII controller. There is nothing out there that can compare with it's portability and funtionality.

Newtek NDI

vMix is my video and stream software.
It's probably the best out there.

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