#Latest virtualdj software#
What it also demonstrates is that other software can be plumbed into Engine OS and offer a compelling software/hardware platform without having to map a thing.
It’s also an endorsement of VirtualDJ from Denon DJ that they feel that it’s a product good enough for their premium platform. So it makes perfect sense for Denon DJ to open up their hardware platform and fish in that deep pool for new customers. They’re going to do it anyway, so why not do it officially and properly?ĭespite some (well many) DJs looking down their noses at VirtualDJ, it has a HUGE and loyal userbase that’s ripe for tapping. It’s almost an in-joke that VirtualDJ will be mapped to whatever new toy comes within hours. Obviously Atomix don’t need anyone’s help to make VirtualDJ work with anything. BUT WHY?Īs is my way, I look deeper than the surface news to read between the lines and find out what’s really going on. Hats off to Denon DJ and VirtualDJ for making this happen. But from the video, it really does seem to work. I’m not in the Worxlab until tomorrow so I can’t give this a whirl. The unique Virtual DJ desktop experience is now controllable with Engine OS 1.5.1 on selected Denon DJ products.Ĭompatible products: SC6000 | SC6000M | X1850 | X1800 | SC5000 | SC5000M | PRIME 2 | PRIME 4 Featuring full-color moving waveforms, familiar touch screen gestures, OLED FX feedback, and a multi-view interface. There’s no PR as such - just a succinct motive-free explainer paragraph:ĭenon DJ is proud to announce official controller integration with Virtual DJ’s desktop software. No - this is an official partnership with deep integration. To be clear - I don’t mean that VirtualDJ has done its usual instant mapping thing whether you like it or not. In what is a bold and ballsy move, Denon DJ has announced that the Prime range (except the Prime Go) is now plug and play with VirtualDJ.
After announcing a more open architecture with the Rane TWELVE MKII, another key inMusic brand has taken the same approach but like with knobs on. Well now - here’s an interesting development.
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