Teased over a year ago as “the first ever professional DJ application for iPad,” Mixr is finally here. Unfortunately, actually using Mixr is mildly frustrating. Most of the time it functions as the powerful, robust turntable app it reports to be. During that time it works for professionals, is fun for novices and is quite recommendable for anyone interested in being a DJ. However, it has just enough technical issues to bring down the entire experience.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Mixr Review
Teased over a year ago as “the first ever professional DJ application for iPad,” Mixr is finally here. Unfortunately, actually using Mixr is mildly frustrating. Most of the time it functions as the powerful, robust turntable app it reports to be. During that time it works for professionals, is fun for novices and is quite recommendable for anyone interested in being a DJ. However, it has just enough technical issues to bring down the entire experience.
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Touch DJ Evolution Free
If there’s one frequent thread among all DJ apps, it’s that they regularly attempt to emulate the classic turntable mechanic of track mixing. In an era of digital audio, this appears a wee bit outdated. So, in the tradition of so a lot informercials, I exclaim: “There’s obtained to be a superior way!” Touch DJ Evolution is thereafter the commodity that tries to renew on this first world problem.
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