In recent years, DJ apps have transformed from being a novelty to practical music mixing propositions. Although they can never replace the full functionality of turntables and consoles, they are a remarkable resource for house parties or other small events. Packed full of features, they’ll keep you grooving on a budget! Here are some of the best DJ apps for iPhone and iPad.
1. edjing Mix
Sep 29, 2018 The iTunes crossfade effect doesn't change the sound of the music you are playing in iTunes, but it is designed to change the way of the music. ITunes will fade out the music near its end and merge the playback with the next song for a little time depending on the duration you set. This is my first video! Hope you like it! I don't own the copyright of this songs. They go to their owners. Ordinarily, iTunes is set to have a short cross-fade of one second (the time after the fade-out of the first song to the fade-in of the second), but you can adjust that if you like. You can change the cross-fade by choosing iTunes→Preferences on a Mac or Edit→Preferences in Windows and clicking the Playback icon. Feb 04, 2020 Select the Playback icon from the top menu bar. Select the Crossfade Songs checkbox. Now move the slider bar to adjust the duration of the crossfade between songs. The default length is six seconds.
“edjing Mix” turns your iPhone into a fantastic DJ set up with more than 20 fx and features. It lets you remix with ease and efficiency. As you can quickly access your playlists from iTunes, Deezer (requires a premium account), and SoundCloud, your task of mixing and matching becomes a lot easy.
More than 50 million tracks are just a few clicks away from cranking up your party time. The queue systems allow you to prepare your song just the way you want.
Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
Price: Free (In-app Purchases start from $1.99)
2. djay
Algoriddim’s djay consists of all the features that can efficiently turn your iPad into a good DJ setup. You can access up to 25 tracks from your own music library. It has a user-friendly interface and features very low-latency converge, providing you a more professional feel and effect.
Both learners and experts can use this app to dabble with songs, producing high-quality results. Some of the stand-out features of the app include beat matching & automatic tempo, a shuffle playlist of your songs, and looping.
This DJ app is compatible with all main audio formats such as .wav, .aac, .mp3, and .aiff.
Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
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Price: Free (In-app Purchases start from $4.99)
3. Pacemaker
Pacemaker DJ is a simple-looking app loaded with many powerful features for Spotify users. You can conveniently pick tracks from your private playlist and load it onto your party playlist for mixing without redoing playlists.
It has flat interface elements and pastels colors in place of realistic-looking turntables. You have all the creative scope to mix songs with options to the scratch, either turntable, sync beats of multiple songs, and also crossfade using an on-screen slider.
The app provides numerous effects that you can include from controls located in the center of the turntables.
Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
Price: Free (In-app Purchases start from $1.99)
4. Music Maker JAM
Here’s another app that makes music creation easy, with thousands of studio-quality loops, beats, and samples that you can use to start mixing tracks. You can even instantly share your creations with a global audience.
Further, it allows you to record vocals and remix tracks by shaking your device. For even more control, you can adjust tempo and harmonies, edit song parts, and add fabulous real-time effects. Best of all, it’s super easy to use and ensures hours of fun.
Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
Price: Free (In-app Purchases start from $0.99)
5. DJ Mixer Studio
DJ Mixer Studio seems to be a pretty good pack. The impressive UI and efficient editing tools make it a worthy bet for your DJ time.
The app is fully integrated with iCloud music and iTunes music library. Therefore, you can instantly access all of your tracks and playlists for quick editing.
Features like crossfade effects and several sound effects offer you more control. You can mix and match tracks, tweak the tempo and pitch to create impressive tracks that can bring everyone to the dance floor!
Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
Price: Free
6. U beats
U Beats is a simple app for iPhone and iPad to mix your favorite tracks right on your palms. It allows you to add drums, rolls, and other effects to your existing tracks. Not just that, you can also create a melody right from scratch.
The app comes with pre-built sound effects, different instruments, and many other features for beginners as well as advanced DJ. The free version of the app is an excellent place to start with, and if you like it, then you can subscribe from different available plans.
Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
Price: Free (In-app Purchases start from $3.99)
7. DJ Mix Pads 2
Ever wanted to make and remix music effortlessly? “DJ Mix Pads 2” is just the right foil for you to enliven your DJ time with the needed fun and flair. With this DJ app, you can make and remix music with optimum ease.
There is a lot of different type of sounds and beats to bring more spice. The professional sound effects add more value to your music and improve its quality. You can also add a custom sound to make your music stand out.
Compatibility: iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch
Price: Free (In-app Purchases start from $1.99)
8. Cross DJ
Cross DJ has all the necessary features of a DJ system, such as a mixer with EQs in the center and two decks on the side. The Cross DJ Free offers you two effects, flanger and echo with others available through in-app purchases.
The looping function of the app is user-friendly, and the cue points are accurate. Since the Cross DJ has teamed up with Soundcloud, you can search for your songs stored in your Soundcloud account and use them for DJing.
The interface may seem underhanded, but this is quite a competent app that goes well that can deliver big time.
Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
Price: Free (In-app Purchases start from $0.99)
9. Deej
The fashionably named “deej” is a must-have DJ app for beginners. The app features an interactive tutorial to help greenhorns learn the art of editing music naturally.
With stunning loops & effects, it enriches your music. There is also a bit crush effect adorn your track. You can use three-band equalizers to control your music entirely.
Additionally, you will also be able to record your sessions and upload them to SoundCloud, MixCloud, and Dropbox.
Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
Price: $5.99
10. DJ Player Professional
DJ Player distinguishes itself by supporting a wide array of devices and USB interfaces. This app exceeds your expectations by giving you many added tools and letting you create numerous effects on your device.
While the complete list of features can produce a complicated working area, people who familiarize themselves with the controls can bring out inspiring music. As soon as you sync any sound source, the app functions quickly to load music into your mixing booth, allowing you to mix it to your pleasure.
All the options in the app are visibly labeled and user-friendly. It comes with powerful features like multiple output modes, MIDI connectivity, Timecode vinyl control, and more.
Compatibility: iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
Price: Free (DJ Player Pro for 5 months – $2.99)
Summing Up
So what are you waiting for? Go drop some beats! And let us know down below which DJ app you think is best for your iPhone.
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UPDATE March 2013: As of iTunes 11, the Gapless Album setting has been removed. That doesn’t mean that support for gapless playback has disappeared though. According to this helpful iLounge article, gapless playback is now supported by default and automatically, so there’s no need for a separate feature. Early versions of iTunes still have the setting described below.
Most albums have short sections of silence between songs. But not all of them do — some albums are designed to have one track flow directly into the next; that silence actually disrupts the way the music is supposed to sound. This is especially true of live albums, concert bootlegs, and classical music CDs.
To address this need for what is called “gapless playback,” Apple added a feature to iTunes 7. You can now set an album to not have any gaps of silence before or after it, ensuring that the music is heard as it was intended.
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- The first step in setting gapless playback is to find the album you want and select all the tracks on it. Do this by navigating through your iTunes library, finding the album you want to edit, and then selecting all songs on it (do this by clicking one song on the album and then going to the Edit menu and choosing Select All).
- Now, use the Get Info command to open a window with the settings for the album. You can do this by going to File -> Get Info or by using the keyboard:On a Mac -> Apple key + I
On Windows -> Control + I - Look to the bottom right of the pop-up window. You’ll see an option labeled “Gapless Album.” Click the checkbox next to it and select “Yes.”
- Click “OK.” Now, when this album plays back as a whole, it will play without the bits of silence between tracks, improving the experience of listening to it.
- NOTE: Gapless playback is not supported by all iPods. See the list of iPods that support gapless playback.