DJ Player iOS App To Include Complete DVS Capabilities

Written by Dan White on August 27th, 2012 8 Comments

Spotted over this last weekend was a new version of the DJ Player application for iPad – you might recognize it as the platform on which the popular Red Bull BPM DJ applications run. DJ Player looks like it’s about to throw a wrench into how people view iOS solutions for DJing, as the video below demonstrates full DVS support for the application.

Gábor Szánto, one of the members of the team behind DJ Player confirmed on Twitter that the application has support for two deck control using two turntables – and showed off a picture of the control vinyl which is labeled “PURE SINUS” and “NO TIMECODE”.

There’s currently no public release date for this new version of DJ Player – but you can watch the proof of concept now in the video below:

More Info:

Official DJ Player Site | DJPlayer.net
Red Bull BPM App Info | RedBullBPM.com
@szantog_en | Twitter.com

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Filed Under | Breaking News, DJ Software, DJ Software Tips, iOS DJ Tips, News
Tags | control vinyl, dj player, DVS, IOS, ipad, red bull bpm, timecode

http://twitter.com/Lylax_Dubs Lylax

another toy for the ipad.
http://twitter.com/Lylax_Dubs Lylax

another toy for the IPAD. just what i dont need.
Theo Void

Nice!! iOS is really the thing to have if you’re into DJ’ing. I use multiple apps on my iPhone for “real” audio stuff that makes it’s way into my tracks. Animoog for one is honestly one of, if not my absolute favorite soft synth, and now it has MIDI support. I also record found sounds w/ my iphone and use them in all my tracks!!
This is actually pretty huge! Once tablets get more powerful they’ll become the center piece of the set-up.
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http://www.facebook.com/brikha Emil Beatsnatcher Brikha

The guys behind DJ Player has some amazing stuff in the labs and I’m super excited to see how they progress over the next year or so. For sure the most playable, stable and tight piece of iOS DJ kit.
http://www.facebook.com/DJTEEOH Shuriken Tenshii

Seriously? How useful is this?! So you buy an ipad with a camera….load a bunch of music on it, and it’s a DVS system (basically)….same as using your computer. Only difference, the background is whatever the camera is pointed at. HELLO, battery consumption? 2 decks into 1 ipad? Processing speed of the ipad vs a computer? How lazy do you have to be to need a see-thru screen to see the crowd? What is the point of this? SO it’s not timecode…..what is it then……the deck is plugged into the ipad = some sort of coding ….or the camera picks up the motion = much more lag and still some sort of coding. There is still coding present no matter what you do. Timecode CDs work wonderful and have no issues. Vinyls depend on who’s using them. Yea there is a lag but there will always be lag and how much worse will it be on an ipad with a 3rd the processing speed and the 12mp camera running?
http://www.facebook.com/DJTEEOH Shuriken Tenshii

Have you seen the required accessories needed to make this actually useable? http://djplayer.net/
Gábor

This is a “traditional” DVS setup. You connect your turntable to the iPad using a USB sound card.

The camera is used for fun and better view only, it has nothing to do with DVS.

This DVS system with 2 turntables doesn’t eat more than 5% CPU on the first generation iPad.