This application lets you share your mixes on SoundCloud so you can see if you really have what it takes to be a DJ or just to keep a party crowd happy and not too rowdy. In this age where everyone feels the need to (over) share every single second of their lives without regard for how interesting it is, DJ Studio lets you share something you actually want to share with the world: your music.
If you don’t know what words like scratch, pitch or loop mean, you will learn soon enough with this easy to use beginner friendly app. In fact the digital display will help new DJs or non-DJs learn their way around an actual DJ kit. Even though there are tons of features from which users can choose, it is well managed so newbies don’t feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of choices. Not only is DJ Studio 5 making Android users the world over vibrate with glee, but it is so easy to use that even wannabe, trying to be and amateur DJs will have no problem using this application. With so many features in the palm of your hand, Android users can sit back and grin knowing they can now get the party started right! User Friendly Interface DJ Studio 5 works for the android operating system so those of you thinking of making the switch to Apple, there’s no need! So it’s true that there are definitely more android friendly apps like DJ Studio 5, but many of the early DJ apps were exclusively for the iPhone or iPad. So while DJ Studio may be great for the party DJs keeping the music going for house parties, it won’t be enough for those looking to impress. The important thing to remember is that free apps very rarely contain all the bells and whistles a working DJs needs to make the best set possible.
One of the things that’s so irresistible about apps like DJ Studio 5 is that they are totally free which means it costs nothing but time to download them and give them a whirl. The jury is still out, but DJ Studio 5 was just released earlier this month, so let’s see if it’s worth the download. I mean off course it doesn’t hurt to simply check it out to see what all the hype is about, but do you really think the newest app is going to rock your world as a DJ? Whether free or cheap, you shouldn’t just download every app willy-nilly just because they tell you it’s for DJs “just like you”. But I also think that they quick release of these DJ controller apps, mixing apps and effects means they aren’t really putting out a quality product. Don’t get me wrong, I love the fact that these phone manufacturers are starting to see the purchasing power of DJs around the world. It seems as though every other month either Android or Apple is releasing another DJ related app.
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