DJUCED (www.djuced.com) is showcasing the company’s updated version of its DJUCED40° professional DJ software at the NAMM 2016 show. With this third version of the software, the brand has extensively ...

Fidelity Media has released MegaSeg 2.0, a “major upgrade” to their Macintosh DJ software, according to Jason Cox, president of Fidelity. MegaSeg is a DJ and radio automation program. Among other ...

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Algoriddim’s next generation of its DJ software, Djay Pro 2, has just been released, available for macOS. The program, meant for both amateur and professional DJs, allows users to mix music entirely ...

Apple has introduced a new integration that lets professional DJ hardware and software leverage Apple Music's whole catalog across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro. Apple most recently expanded ...

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Music software company Serato has updated DJ Pro and DJ Lite to bring full support for macOS Catalina, which ditches iTunes in favor of a new standalone Music app. The elimination of iTunes had an ...

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Here's one for you fact fans: in the 60s a man called Francis Grasso invented a DJing technique called 'beatmixing'. People were leaving the dancefloor in the gaps between songs, so Grasso kept people ...

Music software company Serato has released new official versions of its DJ Pro and DJ Lite software that are fully supported in macOS Catalina. The updated software works with Apple’s new Music app, ...

With the advent of more powerful software and controllers, modern DJs really don't need to learn as much about spinning tracks as they used to. Now beginners are treated to automated cues, loops and ...