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Tonetable is an application for DJs who want to control their digital vinyl system from their iPhone or iPod Touch. It produces a control tone that is compatible with most digital vinyl systems such as Serato's Scratch Live, Native Instruments' Traktor Scratch, and M-Audio's Torq.

Tonetable features a large scratching platter that allows you to scratch and throw the virtual vinyl similar to using a real turntable. To use Tonetable with your DJ software you simply connect an audio cable from the line out of

Deadmau5 gives an exclusive on his new Nerve software thats in development. We dont know alot about the software except that it's coming out late 2009 and that Deadmau5 has been using the in his liveset for the last 6 months.

Short documentary looking at the future of vinyl, and the individuals who share a passion for it.

Directed/shot/edited by Andrew Norton and Jack Somerville.

Another pearler from Dancetrippin.tv. Luciano brings the warm deep tribal & tech house sounds at his own Cadenza label party in Ushuaia Ibiza.

Space Opening: 8pm and the new terrace fills. Paul Woolford sets the vibe with a deep, sensous groove. Courtesy of dancetrippin.tv

The big man at his best at Space.

Interview that explores what brought them to where they are now.

Above & Beyond ditch their studio equipment and perform an acoustic set in a hot air balloon with Virgin Balloon Flights.

The trio played 3 tracks (‘Can’t Sleep’, ‘Good For Me’, and ‘No One On Earth’) to an intimate audience which included Pete Tong, who was covering the event for the BBC.

Ali fires up the main room at the opening of Space Ibiza with an incendiary mix of modern tech sounds.

In this video filmed in the studio, A-Trak and Van Helden explain how they first met and why they decided to produce music together - more to the point, some seriously funky summer house music.

A-Trak caught up with Fader TV at the B-Live show in Charlotte, spoke about the Kid Sister album and made some blogging promises.

I can't wait to check him out at Parklife.

Future Music visited the studio of French house hero Kris Menace recently, and in this video he reveals where he gets some of his famous synth sounds from.

Sven pays tribute to the king of pop, ticket tape and all.

The legendary Plump DJs perform for the first time in the the states! Bianca Dino talks to them back stage at Mighty in San Francisco right after they play their first set on US soil.

Jose de Divina, Jonathan Tena, Nima Gorji, and Madame Tina go back to back at the opening of the Zoo Venue near San Antonio Ibiza.

Mathew Jonson was kind enough to film this tour of his Berlin studio to compliment Beatport's in-depth interview with him.

Check out this whippa snappa tearing it up on the wheels of steel. Much respect to the little man.

I know, I know, technically its not dance, but this is such a highly comendable effort at a Massive Attack cover that I had to share. Newton is a talented guy, and this is a kick-ass cover of Teardrops. Enjoy.

Video from Warehouse Project, November 2008. JZ shows us why he is the master. The boy can scratch. Track is Plump DJs 'Rocket Soul'.

In this video with Wired.com, Deadmau5 proves he’s one of the biggest nerds in dance music by talking competently about his favourite gear which includes The Monome, and how he’s a big fan of sidechain compression.