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Djay for iOS Updated With iCloud Support and New Audio Effects

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Algoriddim's surprisingly powerful DJ software has been updated with extensive iCloud support for iOS 5. Djay, which is available for iPad or iPhone, "transforms your iPad into a full–fledged DJ system and seamlessly integrates with your iPod library." Djay includes a wide variety of professional DJ features, audio effects and even supports pre-cuing with a cable from Griffin.

In the latest 1.4 update, Djay adds iCloud integration (backup and sync your song settings such as cue points, edited BPM, etc. over the air, across all of your iOS devices running djay), AirPlay integration, lock screen integration (displays currently playing song info including artwork), sort library by BPM, and a number of different audio FX.

Djay for iPad is $19.99 on the App Store. [Direct Link] Djay for iPhone and iPod Touch is $0.99 on the App store. [Direct Link]

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titusm
190 months ago
Sorry but there is no real cueing of course. The cable slits stereo in two mono channels. Who seriously wants that for speaker output? We need support for a second sound card attached to the dock connector.
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tazinlwfl
190 months ago
mixr is still better, imo
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