Best Djay Ipad Controller
Jun 21, 2012 How to DJ on your iPad. Djay for iPad offers much of the DJing experience but without the cost and space. Offering industry-leading software coupled with one of the best MIDI controllers. Perform with the Power of iPad. IDJ Pro from Numark is a professional DJ controller that expands your iPad’s interface, seamlessly integrating with Algoriddim's djay app for iPad (sold separately) to form a completely new DJ experience. Nov 01, 2013 Apple’s tablet is becoming a serious platform for DJs – here are the best DJ controllers for iPad. Once, it was merely a means of surfing the net, watching videos, listening to music and playing angry birds.
CDJ Systemdjay Pro offers native integration with Pioneer DJ’s CDJ-2000NXS2, CDJ-2000NXS, CDJ-900NXS, and XDJ-1000, the industry-leading club setup for DJs. Access your playlists directly from the CDJ’s screen including waveform and cue points display. Full hardware control includes slip mode, scratching, pitch bending, looping, cueing, master tempo, and more. | Works
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DDJ-200DDJ-200 is the Smart DJ controller by Pioneer DJ. Seamlessly integrated with djay on mobile and desktop devices, the DDJ-200 offers you an intuitive way to mix music on-the-go. Use djay for a cutting-edge wireless integration with the DDJ-200 using ultra-low latency via Bluetooth (requires iOS), or connect the DDJ-200 to your computer via USB (e.g. on Mac or Windows). | Works
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DDJ-WeGO4DDJ-WeGO4 is a compact entry level DJ software controller by Pioneer DJ. Seamlessly mix all your music with tactile controls and start scratching with the jog wheels. DDJ-WeGO4 comes with a built-in sampler, Hot Cues and Pad FX inherited from professional hardware. Just plug in your laptop, tablet or smartphone and start to play. | Works |
Beatpad 2Slicer, loop, sampler and dynamic multi-effect control are just a few of the new, exciting remixing possibilities that can now be controlled directly via the Beatpad 2. The touch-sensitive drum pads with smart RGB illumination give you visual feedback for the selected mode so you know exactly what you're doing. | Works |
MIXON 4MIXON 4 is the first 4-channel high performance DJ controller that is compatible with our DJ Software for Mac and our djay Apps for iOS. MIXON 4 is able to connect iOS devices with a Lightning connection, while simultaneously charging your device. For the first time it is possible to place an iPad PRO (12.9') into the docking station and experience the raw performance on up to four decks. | Works |
Best Djay Ipad Controller Download
Reloop MIXTOURMIXTOUR has been designed from the ground-up to offer a compact, two-channel DJ controller layout which allows you to get the party started anywhere, anytime. This portable controller works with djay 2 for iOS & Android and djay Pro for iPad and Mac. It comes with a built-in audio interface and all necessary mixing controls. | Works |
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Digital DJ Tips reader Paul writes: “Please can I have your take on iPad controllers and Algoriddim’s djay software? I have the iPad and an thinking of waiting for the Numark iDJ Flex to be launched, just don’t know what to go for. Just want it for house parties and BBQs.”
Digital DJ Tips says:
Algoriddim’s djay software is a great match for the iPad so you’ve got no worries there. You’ve got a few choices nowadays, including the Numark iDJ Pro and the Vestax Spin2, to name just a couple. Even traditionally non-iPad controllers are wrestlig in on the action, thans to “backward engineering” involving the Apple Camera Connection Kit (I’m thinking specifically of these Pioneer controllers).
However, rather than detail the pros and cons of the units I have tried (as I haven’t spent much time with any of them), I thought this would be a nice one to throw over to the readers.
So, readers: Do you use Algoriddim’s djay software with the iPad? And if so what controller do you use? What are the pros/cons of your particular unit? And would you buy it again? Please share your thoughts in the comments.
Please leave your answers for Paul in the comments below.