Whether you’d want to do so or not is one thing, but the developer has gone all out to ensure that you could if you so choose. Tiny Hungarian outfit iMect has been developing DJ Player since 2008, and it has matured into what is probably the most legitimate consideration available for using an iPad (or iPads) to DJ instead of a laptop. The next question may be, “but why should we?” While taking the plunge to an all-iPad setup may not become de rigueur just yet, the real-time touchscreen performance features and sound quality of DJ Player make it a lot of fun and attractive as a supplementary performance tool. The Bottom Line: DJ Player says “yes, we can” to professional iPad DJing. No recording of sets through the master output. The Bad: Small variety of available effects. Support for USB class-compliant MIDI controllers and soundcards. Really fun looping options and X/Y axis effects editing. The Good: A professional-quality digital DJing feature set. Key Features: MIDI Mapping, effects editing, complete DJ software feature set

System Requirements (Recommended): iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad running iOS 5.1 or later. This we have to see for ourselves – read on for our complete analysis.Īvailability: DJ Player 5.1 is currently waiting approval from Apple v.5.01 is available now The latest version offers USB hardware compatibility, wireless audio, a full selection of beat detection and syncing technology, multi-layerd effects per deck, all the cue points and loops of a desktop program, and more. If you’re going to DJ with one, why should you compromise any of your performance options? For years now, DJ Player has offered itself as the professional DJ’s iPad app.

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