Much of the innovation in DJ software has centered on mobile over the past couple of years. The white-hot iOS market has exploded with DJ software lead by Algoriddim‘s revolutionary djay app for iPhone and iPad, which have changed the way DJs play music live.
In additional to its popular iOS apps Algoriddim also offers djay for OS X (first launched in 2006) that today got a major reboot as djay Pro ($49.99, Mac App Store).
djay Pro is a complete rewrite of Algroriddim’s popular DJing application for Yosemite that leverages modern OS X standards like 64-bit, 60 FPS, and native sandboxed iTunes access plus everything they’ve learned from their iOS apps.
I’ve been using djay apps since day one and they’re hands down the best DJ apps on iOS and OS X. Whether you’re a bedroom DJ, spinning the hits at a holiday party or an aspiring club DJ, Algoriddim’s djay is the way to go.
Here’s a video of djay Pro for OS X in action:
