Pre Cueing Djay Ipad
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Djay for iPad was the closest thing to having a real turntable. With its realistic, low-latency turntable interface, BPM syncing, pre-cueing, cue point trigger, beat-synchronized scrubbing and a bunch of other features, it’s one of the best iPad apps available. Heck, this piece of software is more than capable of replacing the entire DJ setup (especially racks of components and piles of CDs) with an ultrathin sexy slab of tablet computing. Read on…
And now it’s available on iPhone and iPod touch with the full set of controls and sporting feature-parity with the iPad version.
Sep 26, 2012 If you already own either app you’re probably already downloading as we speak, but if you’ve been holding back, now could be a good time to dip your feet it the waters of iOS DJing on your iPad or iPhone! Djay for iPad is available for US$19.99 in the App Store, and djay for iPhone is US$0.99 in the App Store. Djay for iPad vjay for iPad iPad iPad2、iPad(3rd generation) 、iPad(4th generation) 、iPad mini iOS iOS6.0 Note: ・”djay for iPad” and ”vjay for iPad” are products of Algoriddim. In principle, Pioneer is not in the position of answering any inquires on the usage of the software itself. Please access the. You will get a binaural signal for master and pre-cueing, so you will hear sound on both speakers connected to the master channel and in both ears of the headphones connected to the pre-cueing channel. Where to get a split output adapter. One option that will work as a split output adapter for pre-cueing with djay is the Traktor DJ Cable.
Djay for iPhone is optimized for background operation and multitasking, it supports live mixing and recording, in addition to iPod library access, automix mode, AirPlay support and other advanced features from the iPad version.
It’s a ten bucks download from the App Store. Below the image is the full list of features provided by Algoriddim.
- Dual turntable multi-touch DJ interface
- Exclusive portrait and landscape modes
- Audio waveforms display (overview and detail)
- Visual Cue Points
- Customizable vinyl appearance
- Double-tap slider reset
- Manual fader cut
- Level meter swipe for gain adjustments
- Direct iPod music library access
- Album cover display
- Browse by playlist, song, artist, album, genre, BPM, and time
- As-you-type instant library searching
- Support for major audio formats like MP3, AAC, WAV, AIFF
- Automatic Beat & Tempo Detection
- BPM-Sync
- Beat-Synchronized Scrubbing
- Scratching
- Tempo control (up to +-75% with customizable range and fine adjust)
- Pitch-Bend
- 3-band equalizer (-24 dB to +6 dB)
- Turntable Power-Off FX
- Auto-Cut Scratching
- Automatic Transitions: Fade, Backspin, Brake, Reverse, Random
- Auto Looping (with on-the-fly half/double)
- Manual Looping (in, out, reloop)
- Bounce Looping (1/16 to 2 beats)
- Multiple Cue Points
- Uses [aufTAKT] V3 (tempo tracking), S.R.C. V1 (sample rate conversion), and fx::pack V1 (audio effects bundle) by zplane.development
- Ultra-low latency
- Automix mode with automatic transition control
- Pre-Cueing through headphones via stereo/mono split cable (left output channel: Master, right output channel: Monitor)
- Recording (compressed AIFF files, with built-in organizer, preview player, and export to Mac/PC via iTunes file sharing)
- AirPlay integration (broadcast to Apple TV, AirPort Express station, or any AirPlay-supported speaker dock, AV receiver, and stereo system)
- Auto-Saving (cue points, beat-grids, BPM, wave data)
- Fully optimized for iOS 4.2 multi-tasking and background audio
- In-app settings
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Griffin’s DJ Connect is a professional, compact DJ audio interface designed for iPad, iPhone and Mac, and optimised for Algoriddim’s djay software. Just announced, the DJ Connect is a dual output, full stereo audio interface powered by your device’s connection port, whether that’s a USB plug for your Mac, a Lightning connector for newer iOS devices, or the legacy 30-pin ports for past Apple gear.
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DJ Connect has been engineered specifically to bring true plug and play functionality to the Algoriddim’s djay apps, although it should work with similar audio software and apps too. It has a big volume knob for controlling the volume in your headphones, delivering 16-bit, 48kHz audio to both phones and main outputs, with an 1/8″ stereo plug for your headphones, and a pair of stereo RCA jacks for connecting to your main speakers
The advantages it has over the Traktor Audio 2 (Native Instruments’s device that performs a similar role) is that you don’t need to connect a 1/8″ jack-to-RCA plug, making for a less cluttered set-up, and unlike the Audio 2, it comes with both types of iOS adaptor. However, the Audio 2 has a port for an external power supply that you can plug in should you want to charge your iOS device at the same time, which the DJ Connect doesn’t, and we’re unsure at the moment of just how much battery power the DJ Connect would drain when in use…
Why use an external audio interface at all?
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Somehow or other, you’re going to want a separate cue (headphones) output to your master out. Devices like these give you a big advantage over one of the other existing solutions, namely a DJ splitter cable, because while splitters solve the issue – halving your device’s stereo signal into two outputs so you can cue on headphones, albeit in mono – they do so at the expense of some audio fidelity as they rely on your device’s built in sound card.
• DJ Connect retails for US$99 and is available right now.
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Do you use a portable sound card when you DJ, or would you rather take along your DJ controller and output through that? Do you think iOS DJ apps with hardware like this are starting to mature into a truly portable DJ solution, or are they still “secondary” to their laptop software counterparts? Let us know what you think below!