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Ten of the best music-making apps for beginners If you’ve used some of the apps above, how did you find them and in what contexts did you use them? How would you like to see DJ apps evolve in the future? The comments section is open for your views. It also plays nicely with other music apps on your device, and can work with Traktor’s DJing hardware. It works with your iTunes library, with as much or as little help mixing as you need. Traktor DJ ditches the idea of virtual decks in favour of getting you hands-on with songs’ waveforms via some inventive multi-gesture controls.

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A free trial download is available from Algoriddim’s site.Finally, this is another app for more experienced DJs, from one of the most well-known companies – Native Instruments – in the DJing world.

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With many new companies springing up, and old giants fading away, they have continued to innovate time and time again.ĭjay Pro 2 for Mac is rolling out now on the Mac App Store at an introductory price of $39.99.

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Combine all of that with the new 320 kbps file support from Spotify, and I think djay has a veritable powerhouse of mobile media library management.Īfter having used djay Pro 2 over the weekend, I think Algoriddim has set itself apart in the competitive DJ software landscape. I then spent a few minutes digging through Spotify’s playlists and added even more that piqued my interest. I was able to add music from my personal iTunes library, and then added some more I had in Spotify. djay Pro 2 comes with its own queue system now allowing you to add music from multiple sources. With djay Pro 2, Algoriddim has revamped their music library management. The idea of having a million song library at your fingertips was exciting. djay’s approach to handling Spotify was something that intrigued me with the original launch of djay Pro. Eventually many moved onto CDs, and now more commonly USB drives are used with CDJs. In the past, vinyl-mixing DJs used to carry crates with all their music. One of my more significant frustrations in mixing with DJ software is getting all of my music together. It’s mesmerizing seeing photos flash in front of your eyes perfectly synced to your favorite songs.

djay Pro 2 allows you to beat-match up to every 4 beats or even as little as 1/4 beat. Depending on the environment a DJ is working in, this could work really well to create a seamless and energetic experience. This feature will let any DJ add a collection of photos to their live mixes, beat-match to music, and share to an external display. One of the other exciting new features in djay Pro 2 for Mac is the addition of PhotoBeat. This is an excellent way for a beginner to quickly grasp the concepts of understanding the mix as it happens live, instead of just watching a DJ turn a bunch of knobs. If you switch to the standard deck interface during a song transition, you’ll even see how Automix AI is raising and lowering EQs at that moment. When Automix AI is running, it visually shows you where and when it will transition. While I would never use Automix AI in a live environment, it is definitely good enough to leave running in the background or even for beginners. This creates as much of a hands-off approach to mixing as possible. In using it over the weekend, I found that Automix AI sees the best in and out points in songs to transition and even controls the EQs on-the-fly.

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Algoriddim says they used “machine learning and training sets from human DJs” to teach the system how to mix automatically. This standout feature will automatically take your music and mix it for you live, in a way I haven’t seen any other software do. I also spent quite a bit of time with the exciting new Automix AI. I still feel the audio engine in Native Instruments’ Traktor software is better, but this new engine in djay Pro 2 is the best it has ever been. This would typically create a strange experience that would pull me out of the mix, but in djay Pro 2 it sounds significantly better. In previous versions of djay, I felt as though the effects were laid over the song instead of being a part of it. The fader, the effects, and the filters sound better than they ever have. This is the first thing I noticed in testing djay Pro 2 over the weekend. In djay Pro 2, not only has Algoriddim given the application a slightly new look, but also a whole new audio engine.