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DJ.Studio 5.0
DJ software that puts every transition on the phrase
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DJ software that puts every transition on the phrase
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DJ.Studio 5.0 is a DJ DAW for Mac and Windows that builds mixes around the structure of every song. It detects intros, verses, choruses and bridges, then Harmonize orders your tracklist by key and BPM and starts every transition on a phrase. Smart Beatgrid keeps it on the beat. A rebuilt C++ engine exports a 60-minute mix in under 3 minutes. One library for rekordbox, Serato, Traktor, Engine DJ, djay Pro and VirtualDJ, plus stems and sample lanes for mashups.
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm RJ, CTO at DJ.Studio. We're a small team from Leeuwarden in the Netherlands, and today we're launching DJ.Studio 5.0.
Why we built it: matching tempo and key is the easy part of a transition. What makes a mix sound right is timing. Tracks are built out of phrases, like sentences, and a transition that starts mid-phrase sounds off even when the beats line up. DJs usually fix that by setting cue points by hand, track after track. We wanted the software to see the structure of a song the way a DJ hears it.
What's new in 5.0:
Phrase detection: intros, verses, choruses and bridges show right on the waveform, and the editor snaps to them
Phrase-aware Harmonize: orders your tracklist by key and BPM and starts every transition on a phrase
Smart Beatgrid: stays locked to the music even when the tempo drifts, as in older or live-recorded tracks
Rebuilt core with a new native C++ audio engine: much lighter on older laptops, and a 60-minute mix exports in under 3 minutes
One library for rekordbox, Serato, Traktor, Engine DJ, djay Pro, VirtualDJ and Mixed In Key, with export back to all six DJ platforms (now including Traktor and Engine DJ)
Full MixMeister import, for everyone who still has old projects sitting on a drive
Who it's for: DJs preparing sets, mobile and wedding DJs, radio show creators and anyone making mashups (stems and up to 10 sample lanes are built in).
Because the whole app is rebuilt, everyone gets a fresh 7-day free trial, even if you tried DJ.Studio before.
What we'd love feedback on: how well does phrase detection match what you hear in your own tracks, especially outside electronic genres? And what still makes you reach for another tool while preparing a mix?
I'll be around all day to answer questions.