It can also pull playlists from your iTunes library, or can be directed to source music stored anywhere on your computer or other connected devices.

You can even pull curated playlists to find music by mood and genre. The app integrates with your Spotify Premium account, meaning you can instantly DJ using any song found on Spotify at 320kbps. Much of what users loved about the first version of Djay Pro remains intact. Djay Pro 2 comes with, among other changes, a revamped user interface and an advanced library management system that make the app more nimble to use for those with large libraries of music. The few things that prevented Djay Pro from being true crossover professional software have now been added with the new version.

The program, meant for both amateur and professional DJs, allows users to mix music entirely within the app, or use in conjunction with external hardware for performing, the way Traktor and other DJ apps are used.

Algoriddim’s next generation of its DJ software, Djay Pro 2, has just been released, available for macOS.

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