That means things like four-deck mode, single-deck mode, Automix, sampler, isolator EQ, improved effects and more – you get “djay Pro 2+”, basically. If you own djay Pro 2 for Mac, there is an exclusive launch offer that means you can get a free upgrade which will bring you core features of the new version, to keep for life. What if I’m an existing owner or subscriber? Note that a single subscription now gets you access on both iOS and macOS, meaning you can DJ seamlessly with the software on iPhone, iPad and Mac, with all your track data stored in iCloud. There’s also a features talkthrough video, embedded at the top of this post.īut for now, if you just want to go and grab it, djay Pro AI is a free download on the Mac App store (but to unlock all the juicy stuff, you’ll need the Pro subscription at $6.99 a month, or $49.99 a year, seven-day free trial). In this article, we’ll dive deeper into the new features. Learn to DJ on ANY DJ system, hardware, software or kit: The Complete DJ Course The biggest story is that you can now DJ in real time with track stems, much in the way djay Pro AI iOS users have been able to since their app’s launch earlier this year.īut lots of other iOS features have arrived too (good to see the video visualiser finally), bringing the Mac version right up to date with the iPhone/iPad app – and djay Pro AI for Mac goes further still, with a whole host of new features including exciting stem-routable FX, stems crossfaders, and different stem configurations to suit different types of DJs. Yes, there is a new version of djay for Mac: It’s called djay Pro AI (v3.0), and it’s a big deal.

Eagle-eyed viewers of Apple’s Mac launch event earlier this week may have noticed a DJ-shaped cat jumping out of a bag: Algoriddim’s djay Pro AI software, as demoed in the presentation.

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