However, look on the left: There are loads of options when it comes to finding the source material for your playlist (the bottom box). This is the library in DJ.Studio – think Export mode in Rekordbox, or Serato with the hardware unplugged. Music discovery – a huge choice of music sourcesĭJ.Studio is based around three big areas: Music discovery, producing DJ mixes, and sharing those mixes.
When it is, it will come in two flavours – a $9/month subscription suitable for most DJs and music fans, plus a $29/month version for pros. You can go to the DJ.Studio website and grab it for yourself to try all of its features, for free, right now, up until it is ready for general release. Launched today into public beta, DJ.Studio runs on Mac and Windows, plus there’s even a version that runs in your web browser. “It’s mixing Jim, but not as we know it!” It’s called DJ.Studio, and it promises to lower the bar for new DJs and for music fans who just want to share the music they love with friends, while at the same time provide timesaving tools for pro DJs producing mixes for radio, or anyone else who needs quality DJ mixes, fast. There’s an impressive new DJ app in town.
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