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Virtual DJ for Mac latest version: Attractive mixer with automatic BPM beat matching. Laws concerning the use of this software vary from country to country.

As you’ll see, some of the top DJ apps for Mac are even free and most have fully functional free trials so that you can try before you buy. So whether you’re a beginner wanting to DJ at a party or a professional looking to make the step up to DJ a club or a major live gig, there’s something for everyone. Here then is our list of the top DJ software for Mac users in order of ranking.

Algoriddim (more commonly known simply as “djay Pro”) is designed specifically for Mac and is easily one of the best mixing software out there for Apple fans. Djay Pro manages to be unbelievably slick on retina and 5K Macs, accessible, user-friendly and yet the Pro version is still powerful enough for intermediate level DJs on Mac. Although it claims to be a professional level software, the reality is that it lacks features of the very top DJ software and you won’t find many world-famous DJs using it but is still a superb package, especially for those that want a DJ software they can start and grow with. Djay started life on iPad but is now embraces the entire Apple family with apps for Mac, iOS and even the Apple Watch. The djay Pro interface looks great on Mac and it has won an Apple Design Award for its turntable view which realistically recreates vinyl decks on Mac.

There are two versions: ($4.99) which is only for mobile DJs on iPad, iPhone or Android and for ($49.99) which is the Mac version. Djay allows you to mix not only audio but even video too with support for 4-deck mixing, decks, 50 different MIDI controllers, drum pads, loops, beat matching and colored waveforms.

There are added audio effects although these require a modest in-app purchase of $9.99 for the full FX pack. Djay Pro also supports a including from Pioneer, Numark, Phillips and Griffin. You can even browse your Spotify and iTunes library from with data on cue points, waveforms, BPM etc. One of the biggest draws of djay Pro for Mac nowadays however is its unique support for both Spotify (premium) and iTunes. Djay was actually the first and still only DJ software to support integration with Spotify.

You can automatically connect djay Pro to both Spotify and iTunes accounts and use tracks from both to mix, and even allow it to auto mix them so you don’t have to lift a finger. Alternatively, if you prefer to be hands-on you can use the “Match” feature which recommends tracks that will mix well into tracks you are playing. Integration with Apple products even goes as far as iCloud as it lets you sync cue points with the iOS version that you can then work with later on Mac. Djay Pro is an excellent DJ software for beginners and intermediate level users on Mac although it’s definitely a stretch to rank it up there with truly professional offerings such as Traktor Pro, Serato and VirtualDJ. The lack of DVS support for external controller deck scratching in particular is a big drawback for real Pros.

For those that want total Apple product and Spotify, it’s definitely the best DJing software that Mac users can get though. You can also watch djay Pro on Mac in action below. Pros: Probably the best looking DJ software on Mac Designed specifically for OS X Amazing integration with Spotify, iTunes and Apple products Easy to get started but with space to grow Cons: Lacks advanced features that pro DJs will want No turntable support – no DVS (Digital Vinyl System) No Ableton integration is a French based DJ software that’s been around for over 15 years and is great for those that want a user-friendly DJ software to grow with.

The free trial version of Cross DJ Free works on both Mac and PC and is a great way to get started with support for 2 decks, mixer and iTunes integration which makes it simple enough for anyone to get started. The intermediate version Cross DJ is $49 and allows you to use up to 4 decks but you’ll need Mixvibes Remixlive ($49) to integrate with Ableton Live (see review below) while there’s also Mixvibes Remixvideo for an extra $99 which supports video mixing, CDJ control and vinyl mixing (DVS). Mixvibes Cross supports one of the largest array of controllers out there with over 80 different controller and digital vinyl systems. The free version doesn’t support any controllers although you can use the iOS app to control it. If you upgrade, you can use over 80 different controllers and enjoy visual waveforms and detect musical keys. Mixvibes also developed the which you can import into Cross products. Mixvibes is one of the few DJ software for Mac users that supports SoundCloud (no premium account needed) as well as iTunes although Spotify is not supported.