Unearthed from the Future Music Magazine archives, we found this video from last year that shows you what happened when FM met Slovenian techno DJ Tomy DeClerque.
An artist and DJ in his own right, DeClerque is also known for his engineering and mixdown work for UMEK. In the video above he shows how a stack of Native Instruments products, an Allen & Heath mixer and a Korg Mini Kaoss Pad give him the power and flexibility for maximum creativity in the DJ booth.
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