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Algoriddim has today announced an update to djay Pro AI on iPad, introducing gesture-based control of the app, allowing users to mix and manipulate music hands-free.
- Utilizing the iOS 14 Vision Framework and extensive power of Apple’s A14 Bionic chip, djay Pro AI will now allow for mixing, scratching, and adding effects to a DJ set completely hands-free.
- Welcome to djay Pro AI! Algoriddim's acclaimed DJ software and winner of multiple Apple Design Awards has been rebuilt from the ground up using groundbreaking AI technology - NEURAL MIX. NEURAL MIX allows you to isolate instrumentals and acappellas of your favorite tracks in real- and redefines the boundaries of creative mixing.
While djay Pro AI’s Neural Mix™ can be used on the screen, there is also a suite of MIDI commands you can map to control your Neural Mix™ audio tracks. To get the full capability of djay Pro AI for iOS’s Neural Mix™ AI-driven audio separation MIDI commands, you’ll need the following available MIDI. This is the first episode of a multi-part beginner tutorial for DJAY Pro AI by Algoriddim for IOS (Ipad or the Iphone). In this tutorial I will show you how.
Users choose from a set of hand gestures to scratch, create loops in sync with the beat, and apply filters and effects. Meanwhile, clapping triggers an automatic transition from one song to the next.
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Think of it as “Minority report for DJs”. It works by using the user-facing camera on your iPad, and it leverages the power of Apple’s new A14 Bionic chip.
“These hand gestures are intelligently detected in three-dimensional space and mapped to advanced DJ performance techniques in real time, with maximal accuracy and instantaneous reaction time.” says Algoriddim.
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“Gesture Control is a new paradigm with implications beyond DJing and music creation. It is a major step forward with how people interact with mobile technology.”
Gesture Control is available as a free update from today for existing users of djay Pro AI on iPad, although you need a modern iPad (with a USB-C, not a Lightning port, basically) for it to work.
Other additions
There are other improvements too, though, that make it worth updating whichever type of iPad you’re running on. They include:
- Access to music files on Dropbox or Google Drive as well as from iCloud
- A visualiser that shows alongside the virtual turntables so you can easily add live photos, streamed music videos from TIDAL, or a favourite video from you device’s camera roll to your performances
- New integrations, including with Pioneer DJ’s new DDJ-FXX6 controller
djay for iOS is available as a free download on the App Store, but to use the juicy stuff, it’ll cost you $6.99 / €6.99 / £6.99 per month. A free trial of the full Pro subscription is available, that covers iPad, iPhone and Mac.
Videos
Here’s a video Algoriddim made explaining the gestures you can use:
..and here’s a performance video by DJ Ravine:
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Algoriddim has today announced an update to djay Pro AI on iPad, introducing gesture-based control of the app, allowing users to mix and manipulate music hands-free.
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Users choose from a set of hand gestures to scratch, create loops in sync with the beat, and apply filters and effects. Meanwhile, clapping triggers an automatic transition from one song to the next.
Think of it as “Minority report for DJs”. It works by using the user-facing camera on your iPad, and it leverages the power of Apple’s new A14 Bionic chip.
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“These hand gestures are intelligently detected in three-dimensional space and mapped to advanced DJ performance techniques in real time, with maximal accuracy and instantaneous reaction time.” says Algoriddim.
Read this next:Reloop Buddy Is A Cute New Controller For djay
“Gesture Control is a new paradigm with implications beyond DJing and music creation. It is a major step forward with how people interact with mobile technology.”
Gesture Control is available as a free update from today for existing users of djay Pro AI on iPad, although you need a modern iPad (with a USB-C, not a Lightning port, basically) for it to work.
Other additions
There are other improvements too, though, that make it worth updating whichever type of iPad you’re running on. They include:
- Access to music files on Dropbox or Google Drive as well as from iCloud
- A visualiser that shows alongside the virtual turntables so you can easily add live photos, streamed music videos from TIDAL, or a favourite video from you device’s camera roll to your performances
- New integrations, including with Pioneer DJ’s new DDJ-FXX6 controller
djay for iOS is available as a free download on the App Store, but to use the juicy stuff, it’ll cost you $6.99 / €6.99 / £6.99 per month. A free trial of the full Pro subscription is available, that covers iPad, iPhone and Mac.
Videos
Here’s a video Algoriddim made explaining the gestures you can use:
..and here’s a performance video by DJ Ravine:
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