Algoriddim's djay apps for iOS and Mac have long been among Apple's favorite apps to show off at keynote events and in annual "best of" lists, with slick designs, demo-friendly interfaces, and utility ...

DJing used to be something only the pros did. Hardware was (and still can be) incredibly expensive, and the barrier to entry was set high. Only in the last four to five years has a new generation of ...

Algoriddim today announced the launch of djay Pro AI for Mac, a significant upgrade that was rebuilt from the ground up using the Apple Neural Engine and runs natively on the newest Mac devices as a ...

As we inch closer to next week’s launch of Vision Pro pre-orders, we’re learning more about what to expect from third-party app developers. In a new post on its developer website, Apple shares details ...

We've covered djay and the djay Remote app's release, but I think the video (on the next page) shows you how awesome the two are together. I'm not a professional DJ, however. I understand many of the ...

Algoriddim's been in the business of turning iPads, iPhones, and Macs info full-fledged DJ systems for both pros and home mixers for years now, and as of today, the company's also ready to bring DJing ...

The iPad's gorgeous 9.7-inch display has been attracting attention for its musical potential, and the Djay app from Algoriddim has definitely contributed to some of the noise. The guys who brought a ...

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Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. I’ve never ...

The popular djay app for iPad, iPhone, and Mac is getting a nice upgrade with two new major integrations: SoundCloud and Tidal. The partnership with Tidal will offer djay users the ability to live mix ...

Yes, that’s John Williams and Philip Glass being mixed. Invite me over to DJ at your own risk.Screenshot by Scott Stein/CNET I’m not a musician, nor am I a DJ. I do fantasize about it, though, hence ...

is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. Algoriddim is adding an impressive new feature to its Djay app for iOS: a set of sliders that let ...