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Our exclusive preview of djay 4 for Mac - Now available

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Nov 15th, 2011)

Updated: djay 4 is now available from the Algoriddim site or Mac App Store. Introductory pricing is just $19.99 (normally the app is $50). I know we've covered djay quite a bit this year but this update, coming soon, is a pretty huge one. We were lucky enough to get a sneak peek at djay 4. I ...

algoriddim's djay now on iPhone / iPod touch, iPad version updated

by Matt Tinsley (Mar 16th, 2011)

Algoriddim, maker of the djay app, has gotten in touch to let us know that it has updated djay for iPad to version 1.1 -- introducing some exciting new features -- and to announce an all-new version of djay for the iPhone and iPod touch. djay is a virtual, touch screen DJ setup with a ...

Be a turntable hero with djay for iPad

by Brett Terpstra (Dec 3rd, 2010)

An iPad app might not be enough to convince a seasoned DJ to go iPad-only, but then, a medium-sized, multi-touch surface can only come so close to replicating a turntable, right? With djay for iPad (US$19.99 on the App Store), algoriddim has not only impressively mimicked traditional decks, they've ...

Rain Design's iMac turntable sends the iMac for a spin

by Steven Sande (Jan 13th, 2010)

iMacs are great, except when you have one sitting with its back to a wall and you need to plug something into the back of it. Particularly with the larger models, you end up having to pick up the iMac and swing it around to get to those ports on the back. Wouldn't it be a lot easier if you could ...

Scratching the surface: DJ'ing with your Mac

by Sang Tang (Jan 11th, 2010)

It's Saturday night and you're out and about painting the town red, or whatever color it is that towns are painted these days. Whether you end up at a night club, a lounge or a bar, there's a good chance there's going to be a DJ spinning up some tunes at the venue. And there's a good chance that ...

World's largest iPod!

by Laurie A. Duncan (Aug 2nd, 2005)

"Why spend $13 on a CD when you could build a wildly complicated mega machine to digitize records?"Amen, brother.Mister Jalopy of Hoopty Rides explains: "Inside that $15 Farnsworth radio cabinet is a Sansui tuner, a replacement Panasonic turntable, a Griffin AirShark, an 8 port USB ...