We proudly present DJ.Studio - the very first DAW for DJ's

There are many DAW's out there, each with their own special values but DJ.Studio is really the very first DAW 100% dedicated to DJ's.

Have a look and get the idea in just 30 seconds:
Watch the 30 second intro video

Analog turntables, meet digital technology. Simply drag, drop & automix. AI based harmonic intelligence lets you quickly create and share professional mixes to keep the party going all night with this DAW For DJs.



Link your library
Start by linking your favorite library and drag & drop tracks straight into your mix. Choose your tracks using the seamless integration with Mixed In Key, rekordbox, Serato, VirtualDJ, Engine DJ, TRAKTOR, iTunes, or your computer library. Export mixes to Ableton Live.

Share your DJ mixes with the world!
Export your mix to a local file on your hard drive or straight to Mixcloud with an auto-generated track list. No more recording, exporting and uploading separately. Keeps you focused and eliminates wasted time.

Have a look for yourself and try DJ.Studio now

We would love to hear from you - so please post your ideas and comments!

I never heard about it, but it looks very interesting. From the promo video seems also very easy to use

This seems like a niche of a niche of a niche product. The best use case I can see for this is creating a mix-tape for yourself. 99.9% of people will just make a playlist on spotify, and be done with it though surely?

I'd pay about 49€ for this. The asking price puts it head to head with Serato Pro, Rekordbox, or an actual DAW. No chance.

Minimum macos specs please..
Not specified on your website..
Fully native Silicon ?

Thanks

Hi,
This runs directly in the browser. So yes fully compatible.
You even don't have to install it. See here and play around with it instantly:
https://app.dj.studio/

Okay thanks,
Do you plan to release a desktop app in the future ?
Not particularly keen to link my usb Dj key library to the web..

Thanks

Thanks for your reply. Yes, creating mix tapes is easy like this.
Regarding Spotify, it's a little bit different. For example with DJ.Studio you can import, beatmatch and mix Youtube tracks and export & share your mix and Youtube tracklist directly, even as a project. Or you can for example export your project to Ableton Live, including volume automation and EQ..

I'm sketchy on the legal aspect, but ripping songs from YouTube and reposting is, imo, at least borderline. That's assuming you'd want to use poor quality tracks anyways.

I'd certainly be interested in how it works.

No nothing illegal, it's not ripping. Tracks are getting their normal stream counts. And you don't export mixed down audio but a mixed, but seperated Youtube track set.

If you want to see how it works, you can try it right here directly from your browser:
https://app.dj.studio/

And now, brand new: import 1001tracklists sets with one click. And if you are done mixing you can share your full mix and tracklist with an url. People can listen directly or can remix your mix! As simple as this:

https://app.dj.studio/mix/TYAHmXlRueSAmm-x99i5OpEa

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You're on mobile?

On mobile phones, it doesn't work.
You can use it directly on Chrome and Safari, on a desktop.
Or you can download the software here (also only from desktop):
https://dj.studio/downloads

Hi Dj studio, I´m not on mobile, but on desktop.

You are right, the Brave browser is not supported.
Of course you can use Chrome, or even better, download and use the app instead:
https://dj.studio/downloads

thank you

Hi what is the difference in standard vs pro? I see something. Allred manual mixing, does this mean I can’t mix and move tracks aro7nd in the standard version?

Hello, for the exact comparison sheet, have a look here:
https://dj.studio/pricing?currency=USD

Dj Studio is a game changer, allowing you to mix, create radio programs, with voiceovers, vignettes, effects and everything a DJ needs to make their set super-produced, not to mention that if you have Mixed in Key you can activate it and also buy the Stem extension, which separates the songs into stems. Simply the best editor for podcasts and radio programs with impeccable quality!

I see a price list there, but no information on any feature differences — only the price difference ($99 vs $149). I'd also like to know what the feature differences are…

Thanks!

Music-wise, DJ Studio is an impressive piece of software for DJs and music producers alike, which has gained a lot of praise via music media.
However, the software and the developer are not without their faults currently - and to the point where I imagine it will turn many potential customers away.

Perhaps the quickest way to sum up the benefits of this software for music producers is via this cheesily-named but pretty respected YT music channel called 'EDM TIps' (which I know will have some of you gnashing your teeth!), where the 'enthusiastic' presenter comments about the fairly decent stem separation, warping / tempo matching, AI auto-mixing and other functions, such as easy connectivity options, of this psuedo-DAW:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHHr7PiBhYQ


However, as found by both that YT commenter and me, currently the layout of the software / pseudo DAW is impossible to change in terms of moving GUI layout sections around (or reducing / expanding them, as you can easily do with most DAWs), which results in GUI space taken up pointlessly at the detriment of the user's preferences.
TBF, the company appears to update its product pretty regularly in recent weeks / months, so hopefully this GUI layout criticism will be addressed shortly.


Much more annoyingly (to the point where many potential customers might refuse to buy the software), the Dutch company behind DJ Studio only offer you the chance to login to your new DJ Studio account (created either whilst demoing the product, or after buying and activating it) via a linked sign-in with any of your Google, Facebook, Hotmail or Apple accounts.

The company claims that this method is the 'most secure' option for customers and themselves, as no passwords are stored via their own company.
However, frankly, it seems like just a blatant data grab of users' data information as when you link your Google account (as I have done for a demo version), then you are immediately met by a warning error from Hotmail / Google etc that you HAVE to allow access for the DJ Studio to access all your data stored on your Hotmail / Google etc account!!

What is the justification for this?
This is very unusual compared to more than 95% of other music software products on the market (which might give you an option to link your social media accounts, but they also allow you to instead / in addition create your own accounts via their company websites).
More to the point, how on earth can the company justify their GDPR obligations under EU law, which require data to only be held in a relevant, timely and transparent fashion (or deleted ASAP).

Why is this data harvesting of people's contacts and other sensitive / personal info (via our Gmail / Hotmail / Facebook accounts etc) needed for what is simply a music software app which aims helps people to mix / blend 2 songs together?!


Lastly, as per this help section on the company website:
https://help.dj.studio/en/collection...-install-setup

If you wish to delete your DJ Studio account (linked to one of your Hotmail / Google accounts etc), the company states on the above webpage that if you send a request to their stated email account ([email protected]), they will comply.
But in terms of my experience of trying to cancel my Gmail-linked DJ Studio demo account, company reps have sent about 6 advertising / tutorial emails regarding their software during the past 2 days to my Gmail account, but they are yet to reply to my requests (sent to their correct email address) to cancel my account during this same timeframe.

As such, the software operates in a faily impressive manner currently, and hopefully will improve further in the future.
But it's fair to say that I'm more impressed with the software than the company at this point.