DJ.Studio
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DJ.Studio is a DJ software application launched in 2023. DJ.Studio uses a different approach[1] in comparison to other DJ programs like rekordbox, Traktor, and Serato. Instead it uses a workflow closer to a DAW or audio editing software, rather than trying to emulate a traditional DJ setup.
History
DJ.Studio was founded in Friesland, Netherlands, by serial software entrepreneur Siebrand Dijkstra.[2]
Dijkstra was inspired to build DJ.Studio after becoming frustrated by the limitations of other software, and the lack of a DAW designed specifically for DJs.[2] He felt that the production of DJ mixes was still restrained by the paradigm of turntables dating back to the 1970s.
Functionality
Unlike traditional DJ software, DJ.Studio doesn't try to simulate a standard DJ hardware setup - such as a DJ mixer and pair of decks.
DJ.Studio uses a timeline-based interface, which works in a similar way to audio editing software and digital audio workstations. This gives DJs a new method for making DJ sets which is not limited by hardware and physical technique. By using a non-linear system, DJs are given the opportunity to experiment with mixes, and refine them over time.
Integrations
DJ.Studio is integrated with a range of other mainstream DJ software and music services, including:
- rekordbox
- Serato
- Traktor
- Virtual DJ
- Engine DJ
- YouTube
- Spotify
- Apple Music
- Mixed In Key[3]
- 1001Tracklists
References
- ↑ Hurk, Marc van den (2023-09-14). "DJ.Studio is changing the game". Gearjunkies - Music tech news, Reviews, Videos, Synthesizers, Studio, Recording. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
- ↑ "DJ.Studio | Why did Siebrand Dijkstra build a timeline editor for DJs". DJ.Studio | Get your latest info. 2023-04-18. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
- ↑ "DJ Studio". Mixed In Key. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
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