Algoriddim’s DJ app, Djay has finally accomplished the insurmountable–making it possible to DJ from a smartwatch and to cool look while doing it. Djay introduced Apple Watch integration to its iOS app practically as soon as Apple Watch was released. The thought of DJing on a watch face sounds impractical, but as an auxiliary tool in a skilled DJ’s arsenal, it’s just another way to manipulate sound. In the video below, you can see a DJ control his set from Apple Watch. Like a cowbell mounted on a drum kit, it looks cool, but overuse can lead to an obnoxious set.
The user spins under the moniker DJ Ravine, and he upload his entire “set” to YouTube, so we can see the spinning process as he goes back and forth from Apple Watch to iPhone mixing the beats. The spinning session was recorded on a plane with a GoPro. I can’t help but wonder what the guy sitting next to him was thinking while this was going on.
The Apple Watch version of Djay lets you do a lot more than the tiny screen would suggest possible. You can select and control two songs at once, fading and synchronizing them back and forth. You can also make loops and add effects from the compact watch face.
Djay 1 for iphone free download - djay LE - DJ Music Mixer for iPhone, 4 in 1 HD Free for iPhone, Math Wizard Grade 1 iPhone version, and many more programs. The next generation of the award-winning djay Pro app arrives on Mac, introducing artificially intelligent DJ mixing via Spotify, beat-matched photo visualization, and a.
The app syncs whatever actions are carried out on Apple Watch with your iPhone; so, although you can spin from your wrist, it’s more of a remote control as the computing is done on the smartphone. More detailed controls are found on the Djay iPhone interface. While, in the video, DJ Ravine is technically spinning with his Apple Watch, his set would sound a lot blander if it wasn’t for his iPhone.
You can download Djay 2 by algoriddim for iOS and watchOS at the App Store here.
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Algoriddim, known for its industry leading djay software, today released a brand new pro-level app for the iPhone, finally expanding djay Pro across Apple's full line of iOS and Mac devices.
djay Pro for iPhone, which brings the pro features djay is known for to a pocket-sized device that can go anywhere, follows the release of both djay Pro for iPad and djay Pro for Mac and comes as Algoriddim celebrates its 10 year anniversary.
The app has been built for iOS 10 and the iPhone 7, incorporating features like 3D Touch and haptic feedback. The interface will be immediately familiar to anyone who has used one of djay's other Pro apps, with support for two waveforms and up to four decks in either vertical or horizontal orientation.
The entire app has been optimized for the iPhone's interface and while simple enough for a beginner to use, it goes deep enough to suit professionals. Tools are layered to accommodate a smaller screen, but everything is still right at your fingertips.
'djay Pro has been a huge hit on Mac and iPad,' said Karim Morsy, CEO of Algoriddim. 'iPhone 7 has enabled us to completely transform the user experience of djay Pro by using haptic feedback and 3D Touch. It puts a fully-featured DJ system in your pocket so you can be creative no matter where you are.'
On the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, waveform haptic support means users can actually feel the beats when scratching and scrubbing music for a much more visceral music making experience. 3D Touch has also been incorporated in an innovative way, letting users set cue points without needing to lift a finger from the iPhone's screen.
Spotify integration, one of the features that really sets djay apart from other apps, is included as is full video integration for mixing and scratching two or more videos (including video shot directly with the iPhone's camera).
Full hardware support is included in djay Pro for iPhone, so an iPhone can be plugged into a range of professional DJ controllers like the Reloop Beatpad, Reloop Beatpad 2, Pioneer DDJ- WeGO 3 and 4, and Numark Mixdeck Quad.
Like djay Pro for iPad and Mac, the iPhone version of the software features full accessibility options like haptic integration, VoiceOver options, and more. A built-in Apple Watch app also serves as a remote control for browsing through playlists, cueing up and mixing songs, and controlling advanced audio effects.
djay Pro for iPhone is available for a limited time launch price of $4.99. While built for the iPhone 7, it's compatible with the iPhone 5 and later. iOS 10 is required. [Direct Link]
To celebrate the release of djay Pro for iPhone, Algoriddim is discounting its other products. The original djay 2 app for iPhone and iPad is available for $0.99, while djay Pro for Mac is available for $39.99 and djay Pro for iPad is available for $9.99.