Virtual DJ

Virtual DJ is definitely a tool to go to when dealing with any number of mixes you'd like to share with a wider audience while at a party or simply when DJing in a club and so on.

Although modern, the application manages to keep the classic deck arrangements which can of course be altered to the user's liking. Nevertheless, I found it to work well with my deck which was a hobbyist item to begin with.

Since I had direct contact with the app in my free time, I had plenty of time to find its weaknesses and strengths. One particular strength I'd say is the fact that it allows the user to adjust the functions on an attached deck and basically remap the whole thing to perfection.

Yes, you'll need to develop some XML skills and devote a lot of time to this project, but the end results will definitely blow your socks off.

Of course, the app can easily be used without any physical addition, meaning you'll be able to mix just as well with a regular keyboard. Yes, you're probably going to invest in something a little more professional once the gig becomes more serious, but overall, I'd say that up to a certain level, you have all you need.

I was quite happy to see so many adjustments were available, from plenty of effects, and pitch changes, and the whole outline of the decks was incredibly easy to work with. I split my playlist into two and assigned each deck with a series of songs.

The central sliders were of great use in flawlessly switching between songs. It all made sense in a system that made me think that cohesion was the main point here.

Virtual DJ is definitely worth trying whether you are a pro or a beginner in the mixing arena. It can help even the fussiest of users while also not scaring any of the beginners in line for more fame as a DJ.