Magazine Reviews
Awards
Reviews
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MacLife
For new and old DJs, djay is a feature-packed application that’ll keep the party bumping—all for a fraction of the price of less-capable DJ packages.
MacLife awarded djay with the Editor’s Choice Award. Read the full review from MacLife.
Overall rating: Awesome! (5 out of 5)
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MacUser
Nothing else is this easy or
this much fun .Read the full review from MacUser.
Overall rating: 5 out of 5 mice
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Macworld
For beginners and music lovers, djay is simply the friendliest way I’ve seen to have some fun with your music and start to explore DJing. […]
The fifty-dollar price is reasonable and even makes the program appealing to advanced DJs as an addition to their setups—crank up the audio-quality preferences and consider adding Vestax controller hardware, and you could easily play some paid gigs with it.
Peter Kirn — composer/musician, media artist, and technology writer — wrote an excellent review of djay in Macworld, which contains lots of details including most of djay’s more advanced features.
Overall rating: 4.5 out of 5 mice
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International DJ Magazine
"World’s Best DJ Magazine"
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. […]
For the money you won’t find better mixing software for the Mac.
Read the full review from iDJ, “world’s best DJ magazine”.
Overall Rating: 94%
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Skratchworx
DJ Technology News
Embracing the graphical power and multi-touch goodness of the OS X platform, [algoriddim] have created djay – software that not only looks like regular djing, but also feels like it too.
djay has now matured into v3, going beyond its basic but ultra Mac friendly roots into a fully fledged DJ application – but its still standing out from the crowded market with because of the unique approach it takes.
Skratchworx is the number one resource for DJ technology news and reviews.
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The Mac Observer
djay lets users beatmatch music, organize playlists, use transition effects, and organize party tunes in a simple Mac OS X interface. Features like BPM syncing, AutoDJ, iTunes Playlist connection and digital platters make for a great experience. Seamless iTunes Integration, AutoDJ based on a playlist, and transition buttons turned out to be features I couldn’t live without.
With a very simple learning curve, a party can be programmed in a matter of minutes allowing for a great dancefloor.
Watch David Gallant’s video review as a great overview and introduction to djay.
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Softonic
Superb, user-friendly Djing turntables for Mac.
[…] whereas some applications make Djing a mystery and confuse you with too many knobs and meter readings, djing couldn’t be easier. In fact, I’d go as far as to say djay is the most user friendly Djing application I’ve tried on either Mac or PC. It’s just so easy to get going, looks great and is a heck of a lot of fun.
Read the full review on Softonic.
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Jason D. O'Grady
Chief Editor, The Apple Core at ZDNet
djay is one of my favorite software titles here at Macworld Expo and I’m awarding it with an O’Grady’s Best in Show award for it’s slick interface and totally intuitive operation.
Jason D. O’Grady is best known as the editor of PowerPage.org, which has been publishing daily mobile technology news since December 1995.
