DJ DEX - The DJ Mixing App аналитика приложений для 21 октября

DJ DEX turns your iPad into veritable DJ software console that rivals features found in top professional DJ applications. Get touchy with the intuitive interface or plug in a supported DJ controller for tactile hands-on control over features like BPM sync, interactive waveform displays, pitch/tempo control, scratching, seamless automatic looping, automix, and effects. DJ DEX also supports mono split output so you can easily monitor each deck in your headphones just like a traditional DJ setup. DJ DEX is not a game – it was created using the same technology found in DEX 3 Pro for macOS. Whether you use DJ DEX as your go-to solution for DJing events or as backup you’ll have the features you need to create tantalizing mixes that keep ’em dancing. See for yourself and take it for a spin today! Key Features: + 2 DJ DECKS and a Mixer + Hands-on manual mixing or hands-free automation + Pitch/Tempo Control + BPM Snap-To-Beat Mixing + Seamless quantized looping + Automatic Beat-Grid based BPM detection + High-Quality effects (Flanger, Echo, Cutoff filters, etc) + Interactive waveforms that allow you to scratch, pitch bend, reverse play, backspin, etc + Library browsing and search + 6 hot cues can be set per deck, with cue-play + Record your mixes + Free updates! DJ Controller Support: + supports multichannel audio controllers + over 100 controllers supported (from Pioneer, Numark, Denon, Hercules, American Audio, Reloop, Gemini, Akai, Vestax, etc). No configuration needed, but you do need the iPad Camera Kit connector or a Lightning to USB adapter to connect the controller to your iPad. You must use DJ Controllers that consume very little power (so that the iPad can power them) or have their own power adapter. Optimize for performance: + Turn on “Flight Mode” when doing live mixes + If you need both speakers and headphones preview and you don't have a multi-channel audio interface or controller you can use a special inexpensive “splitter” that splits the headphones output so that the left channel will go to the speakers (master output) and right channel will go to the headphones (monitor)