While we’re all aware of the major players in the DJ software games, it seems that there are some that just slip under the radar. One such product is DJ Mixer Professional, the Windows and Mac app that has reached v3.6.9 and is now macOS High Sierra compatible, hence the need for this news item, and just because I think more people should be aware of everything that’s out there. That and the fact that they bombarded my inbox to get my attention. It worked.
The press release follows:
DJ Mixer Professional 3.6.9 Released, Now Compatible With macOS High Sierra
Costa Mesa, Calif., Jan. 15th, 2018. — DJMixerSoft just announced an update to its DJ Mixer Professional. Now at version 3.6.9, it brings compatibility to Apple’s latest macOS 10.13 High Sierra operating system. It also brings support for 8 new high-end DJ controller from Numark, Denon, Reloop, Hercules.
DJ Mixer Pro is the industry-leading 4-deck DJ mixing software that delivers beat pounding video and heart pumping mixes. Powerful mixing engine united with an easy to use interface makes mixing your favorite tracks easy. The intuitive user interface allows you to easily cue, loop, slice, scratch and mash your video and audio mixes in perfect sync. seamlessly integrates with your iTunes library and makes it easy for you to mix your favorite iTunes music.
DJ Mixer Pro now supports a range of DJ hardware controllers for even more control when in the mix. Perfectly tuned presets for every controller guarantee easy, precise operation and ensure an authentic DJing experience.
DJ Mixer Professional 3.6.9’s new and improved features include:
- Mix audio, video and karaoke.
- Harmonic Mixing (with key detection).
- Display your video mixes to an external monitor, projector or TV.
- Supports a wide range of DJ hardware controllers.
- Advanced MIDI Learn system.
- Easy Song Manager.
- Professional mix & scratch engine.
- Useful AutoMix function.
- Seamless iTunes integration.
- Full Karaoke support.
- Mix effects for real DJ sound.
- Record your live mixes.
- Additional previewing/monitoring audio device for Mac version.
- Now fully compatible with macOS 10.13 High Sierra.
- Fully compatible with iTunes 12.7.2.
- Speed improvements for AMD processors.
For more product information and a free evaluation version of DJ Mixer Professional 3.6.9, please visit: http://www.djmixersoft.com
Pricing and availability:
DJ Mixer Professional 3.6.9, is compatible with any Mac running macOS 10.8 or later, costs $99.95 for the both Windows and Mac version, The upgrade to version 3.6.9 is free for all previous users. A free trial version is also available download from http://www.djmixersoft.com/download.html
About DJMixersoft, Inc.
DJMixersoft, Inc. is one of the world’s leading providers of Digital Music Manager and DJ software. DJMixersoft products are designed by professional DJs and audio engineers, we specializes in developing audio and multimedia applications for the next generation. The products are available on both Windows and Apple’s Mac OS X platforms. More than 30,000 professional DJs around the world now spin with their computer using one of company’s DJ products.
On paper (or webpage as it were), DJ Mixer Professional is a very capable piece of software. It has all the key features found in popular DJ apps inducing controller support, mapping, and DVS. And for this reason, it’s worth a look from those who want a fully featured alternative to the usual and often expensive players.
But if I may offer a little advice to DJMixersoft (and a mini review as it were) — do some work on the interface. As well crafted and graphically beautiful as it is, the fixed size skins are very limiting, as is the lack of album art, and monochrome waveforms. It’s all generally cramped, and the narrow fonts and lack of contrast in the interface elements is hard to read too.
Features wise, DJ Mixer Professional is excellent, but the first impression is a bit of a turnoff. They should look at modern clean user interfaces and seek inspiration. Look at it this way — if Windows or macOS looked like the current skin, how useable would it be? That’s the way they need to think when approaching skins.
If they fix this, it’ll be considerably better.