Stembox lets you play a full DJ set using any MIDI controller and a rekordbox USB drive, no laptop required. This guide covers what Stembox does and doesn't tell you about its recording quality, and how to capture a 24-bit WAV from your mixer's master output using Ohm.
Many Pioneer DDJ controllers have a built-in USB audio interface that sends the master mix directly to iPhone, no separate hardware required. This guide covers which models support it and how to record with Ohm.
The DJM-V5 is AlphaTheta's newest three-channel mixer, released early 2026. Here is what the hardware means for recording DJ sets to iPhone with Ohm, how to connect it, and where verification stands.
Most audio interface guides assume you are recording in a studio. This guide covers what DJs actually need: class-compliant interfaces that connect a mixer output to an iPhone and capture a set in clean 24-bit audio.
SetMaster Pro is purpose-built for DJ mixes, not individual tracks. This guide explains how its lookahead approach works, walks through the four output profiles, and shows exactly how to use it after recording with Ohm.
Ohm records directly from Pioneer DJM, Allen & Heath XONE:96, and Rane MP2015 mixers via USB — no interface, no adapter, just a €3 cable. Here's the full connection guide, including what Ohm does once you're plugged in.
Most DJ set recordings come out wrong because the USB audio isn't tapping the right point in the signal chain. Here's what pre-fader and post-fader mean, and which one captures your mix.