I want to post a sincere “Thank You” to Scott for directing me to the DJAY
Podcast, that helped tremendously!
In addition to this though, I want to confess my temporary mental meltdown upon
initially launching DJAY Pro; seems I got myself into “System Preferences” for
DJAY and totally spaced
Bill.
Glad it was helpful. This has me reconsidering my now defunked mixing
career. I was quite heavily involved with DJing and electronic music
several years back, before we had all of these options that were
mainly accessible and before I ever used VoiceOver on the Mac. All my
mixing was done on
Hey Scott,
Never stop it. I used to Deejay before I lost sight but couldn’t stop going.
Now my rig’s quite messy because of the number of things I’ve connected to my
setup but I use Logic pro x and deejay in concert with a bunch of controllers
and instruments. Deejay can be placed as a channel
Hi There,
I’ve been using deejay since the first installment and had been in
communication with algoriddim to make the app accessible.
Considering that deejay is mainly keyboard based, it is in some ways more fun
to use midi devices such as digital platters, mixers and mini controllers to
Can anybody offer any advice, suggestions or directions to our user guide for
DJ pro as a blind user?
- Bill
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The first thing I would like to know is this; how do you get DJ to access any
or all of your iTunes playlists?
Thank you for any help!
- Bill
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On Apr 15, 2015, at 7:53 AM, Yuma Decaux jamy...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi There,
I’ve been using deejay since the first
Hello Bill.
This podcast may help:
http://www.applevis.com/podcast/episodes/transform-your-mac-full-fledged-dj-system-algoriddim%E2%80%99s-djay-app
Scott
On 4/15/15, William Gallik wfgal...@icloud.com wrote:
The first thing I would like to know is this; how do you get DJ to access
any or all
