[Musikmesse] algoriddim djay Remote

Wirelessly syncing with algoriddim’s djay software on the Mac, djay Remote is designed to enable users to mix and play their iTunes music, whether they’re mingling with guests or mixing it up on the dance floor.

djay’s features can now be controlled via a WiFi connection and an iPhone interface. djay Remote is designed to change the dynamic for DJs at any level – from the party host who can now socialize and mix from her iTunes library at the same time, to the club pro that wants to move from the front of the house and into the audience without missing a beat, the company says.

Using low latency networking technology, djay Remote is designed to seamlessly integrate with djay over WiFi and is synchronous 2-ways, so that any changes made on djay are automatically updated live on djay Remote, and vice versa. The control that sets djay apart from similar software is carried over to djay Remote, according to algoriddim, including the ability to run Automix on a selection of songs, work two turntables individually, scratch and cue music in real-time and control effects, looping, skipping and cue points – all from the iPhone and iPod Touch’s touch screen.

djay Remote’s features include:
• Integration with djay via WiFi (two-way-synchronous)
• Access to the user’s entire iTunes library on the Mac
• Automix function
• Multi-Touch enabled mixing in real-time
• Individual control of dual turntables for scratching, cueing, skipping, and other effects
• EQ and volume controls
• An iuser interface that mimics djay’s design, including a timeline with time/artist display, turntables with cover artwork, and rotating vinyl

Pricing & Availability
djay Remote is available for $4.99 from the Apple app store at http://itunes.com/apps/algoriddim/djayremote.

djay 3 for Mac (version 3.1 or later), which is available as a free trial from the djay web site, is required to run djay Remote.

For more information on djay or djay Remote, visit www.djay-software.com.