djay Pro

Nurtaza

What can I say, it is just amazing! Very well made and beautiful. I am not a DJ, I use it instead of Music (former iTunes), just to listen to music, but I am pretty sure it has everything a DJ needs.

I have used this app before and it's actually a lot of fun. It's pretty easy to pick up and start using too. I just installed it with MacUpdate Desktop, launched it, and then dragged audio files onto the decks and that was it! I was basically a DJ at that point!

This crashes a lot on my mbp. Changing tracks uses a huge CPU peak and then hangs and or crashes.

Excellent

As soon as I registered djay, it attempted to phone home to GOOGLE ANALYTICS ! ! ! NOT acceptable. NOT appreciated. ASK MY PERMISSION FIRST DAMMIT. NO, I do NOT give you permission surveil me. BLOCKED by Little Snitch. Spin that, idiots. Gotta HATE the FORCED user surveillance that stupid developers foist onto their users just to make an extra buck at their expense. Consider this comment my retribution. USERS BEWARE.

I use this for making & recording a music set mix, not for performance style dj'ing in clubs etc... I have had no issues like latencies & such with this app and is the best app of this type that I have had, including more expensive types like FutureDeck. it's easy to use & very well designed with the GUI. Also, because I'm doing this for the final result which is for the recording, I find the interface fun & easy to navigate while performing the mix. Another big plus is that the app uses a sound check to make sure the volume for all songs are at the same level,thus helping to eliminate clipping. I also really like the iTunes integration & search features which makes spinning a set on the fly easy while maintaing the flow you get into when performing a live mix. I'm very happy with this app & even more so, really pleased with the quality of the recorded set. Definitely worth $20.00!

As a profession I have literally tried every little and big DJ app on earth. The one I disliked the most is djay. It is so DJ unfriendly and above all unstable. It has serious problems with audio latencies, pitching is still not accurate and several other little annoyances. "a hyper-realistic turntable interface" .. not ! Tracktor and Itch are still the two best DJ tools. Yes they cost more but do you really want your gig get smashed up because the software you use is unstable? Think not..

djay 4.0 runs on Leopard (Intel only) as well. Download here: http://www.algoriddim.com/djay-mac/download

Review is coming soon… Best Regards Vitaly.

More or less a toy dj app but good nevertheless. For pro use, I can highly recommend Traktor Pro

The one feature I'm waiting for is the ability to display Visualizers on a second display. (For parties of corse).

Great software ready my iTunes playlists and great features, solid support and never crashes while Im streaming.

Ok so i fix computers for a living. Djaying is not a hobby and i don't plan on doing it very often, However, I was asked by a family friend to djay a 16th birthday party. after the initial panic had worn off, i looked into ways of looking like i knew what i was doing. After many demos windoze and osx software i came across DJay. After 5 minutes i felt comfortable i could sound good and look professional. I'm writing this while doing my set (get me!) Its alot of money for a couple of uses but what a difference over a basic itunes play list playing out. if your a casual djay then this is a must. I am sure i am not using 10% of what it's capable of but i seem to be a success here. oh and the support rocks!

It's always useful to get a grip on your limitations and talents before buying software. I've tried other "high-end" dj apps, and frankly, for my needs, they contain too many bells and whistles to be quickly useful to me. If you are a serious dj, with contracts and a need for a myriad of extras to wow your paying crowds, this may not be the one for you (give it a try first - you can be surprised). But, for we "occasional" platter pushers who have digitized and wish to play full songs and dances with some mixing and a little tweak to sound effects, DJay is the one. Price, stability, and simplicity are too much to resist. Further, they respond quickly to problems, and had version 3 with fixes to problems I was having with the demo before I could get complaints out the door. No complaints here.

This new update is love at first sight! - Very cool and smooth effects, very natural sound. I own a couple of software of this kind like DiscoXT Pro (buggy inteface) and MegaSeg (buggy iTunes tags sync) and Traktor (too complicated, if you don't spend all day with it). I use it for private parties, so I need something easy to handle, something reliable and something affordable. And it should be fun to use and not rocket science. I am totally happy with this software now.

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I just cannot believe people when software starts off as free as it's developed and matures and then costs money (suprise suprise!). Comments like "it was great when it was free but now it costs money so shove it" just don't make any sense to me. As for the HUGE cost of $50 - try taking a look at the other suggested software - cheapest is $80 and the most expensive is a whopping $529!!!! I've been using djay for over a year now. It's given me and my friends a huge amount of pleasure (but annoyed some of the neighbors!) It's constantly being updated. In a nutshell - go and raid your piggy-bank for the $50 kiddies - it's well worth it!!

Professional level mixer? Naa,nothing will replace the tactile feel you get from a full 'turn the knob' set up, but that said this is a great software mixer and a really good program to get your feet wet stringing tunes together. ...So yeah, go make that epic Trance mix you've always wanted and impress your friends!

Very easy but it should be free. I use it at every gig.