#android dj

DandroidMobile has developed a great android app named DJFon to mix music. DJFon transforms your Android device into a full DJ system. It allows you to remix your favorite songs: you can sing in live, use 2 turntables, create loops, and apply a lot of DJ features in real time. DJFon is a great tool to create music on an Android device. You can modify audio settings, volume, songs duration and equalization. The way the audio files are mixed can be manipulated using adjustments to produce amazing results. It is the perfect tool for music engineers, producers, or even artists. This app is available in the Google Play Store:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.danmobx.djfon

Creators of DVS and live production software as keen to port it to the correct OS in the first place.  For the desktop platform, a PC and Mac can work equally well, assuming that you have the proper hardware to run such software.  In the mobile setting, the story takes a different route.  iOS simply has much more going for it than Android based systems.  When I say this, I’m talking about differences that any entry level user can detect.  Latency is soon realized when trying to tap out beats on your Android phone.  Android programmers are not to blame here, since it requires teamwork between a designer and the OS guys to really make things work.  They simply don’t have the relationships that iOS and their designers have. Software like Mix Emergency is made exclusively for iOS users, and that takes away a huge burden that other developers have to deal with.  Many will choose to work with Apple products only.  Mixvibes Cross 1.3 is the exception.  Here is a touch based DVS app for those who want to use their non-Apple tablet.  Sure, the latency problems will still be there, but they only way to improve upon it is to get your feet wet. http://djworx.com/sampler-keylock-grids-mixvibes-cross-1-3-android/#.U3KNkPldW1A

Just when you thought that there would never be any love for the Android users out there, you were proven wrong.  Algoriddim’s djay is now available for Android users, which basically contends to satisfy anyone with a Galaxy phone or a Nexus tablet.  This is one of the first times we have seen any hardware integration for Android users without having to do a lot of custom chop shop work to get it all going.  What this really means is that DJs can get into having a portable MIDI controller setup without having to break the bank for an iPad or even a Macbook. The bigger question that is on most of our minds is really how well this is all going to work.  We have not had very good experiences with Android in the past – and it is likely to not get any better (at least in our heads). One big selling point here is this integration with Spotify, which will actually make track listing very simple in the long run.  I already pay my $10 a month, but I do that happily – since I don’t have time to be adding and arranging music into entirely too long of a list. http://djworx.com/algoriddim-listened-djay-android/

I would think that anyone who has ever wanted new technology has either felt tricked or deceived at least once in their life.  It can be a hard lesson to learn, but it is a necessary one.  A modern example of this is something like Google TV, which has ads that show people transferring their videos from their tablet to their television.  What they don’t show you us that you simply cannot use any video you like – it must come from specific sources like YouTube.  I wonder how many people fell for that trick.  With MIDI controllers, the same type of thing happens when you learn that you cannot do what you want to do with it. Hopefully software advancements will be able to change all this so that we not limited by our physical hardware.  Cross DJ’s new supporting of Android tablets means that those who felt stuck by their lack of owning an iPad variant will not be able to actually drive their hardware with something they already own.  This doesn’t mean it will perform exactly the way you want, but it does give you some options to use hardware that you were about to throw out the window. http://djworx.com/mixvibes-cross-dj-android-controllers/