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Give Good Food To Your Mac is a unique promotion that lets you build your own software bundle. The more you buy, the better the deal: you get 20% off when choosing 3 apps, and the discount increases up to 50% with 5 apps or more.

Check it out and order your menu — we’re excited to have djay be part of this feast. Available only until Dec 1, 2008!

We are very proud to work with the United Nations Children’s Fund to promote the health and well-being of children. At our first event in Munich we had great time sharing our passion for music mixing and easy to use software with local kids.

For all of you who couldn’t attend, here are some pictures from an inspiring day.

The International DJ Magazine (iDJ) did a comprehensive review of djay in their November issue:

Basically an Apple Mac plus djay equals two onscreen, fully scratchable turntables that are iTunes-compatible and come with a whole host of effects and sampling functions.

And they liked what they saw:

algoriddim have embraced the richness the OS X system to offer the DJ a whole new experience in DJ software. There are no compromises for cross-platform compatibility here — djay even looks like a Mac program. What really excites me is that algoriddim has embraced the more advanced audio processing capabilities that OS X has to offer.

To which we say: they nailed it. Read the full djay review, then get your personal DJ for iTunes!

Recently, changes in the iTunes 7.7.1 update from Apple made djay unable to load album artwork from iTunes. We’ve now released djay 2.1.3, which incorporates changes to allow djay yet again load album artwork from iTunes. Use the automatic update check in djay or download the new version from our website!

We’re excited to let you know that djay is now available in retail stores in Japan through our partner Vestax Corporation.

Last weekend, Vestax kicked off the introduction of djay with an event at Yodobashi Camera—a large electronics store in Tokyo, where they demoed djay for two days together with staff from Apple.