MusicRadar is often asked why it doesn't cover as many Android music making apps as it does iOS ones; the simple answer to that question is that there are nowhere near as many to cover. But new releases - such as this DJing app for Android tablets - do continue to drip through.
DJPad appears to conform to a pretty standard layout, and enables you to mix and scratch two MP3 files. 3-band EQ, a multitouch mixer and crossfader, a waveform view and a split output for headphone cueing are also options.
The full DJPad can be purchased for $2.99 on the Android Market; DJPad Lite is an ad-supported free version.
“An enhanced application that is nonetheless reassuringly familiar and reasonably priced”: Native Instruments Traktor Pro 4 review
"The last 5 or 10 per cent drove me crazy - at one point I had about 130 mixdowns... I’ve come to realise that the perfect mix doesn’t exist": Ben Böhmer on overcoming perfectionism in production
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“An enhanced application that is nonetheless reassuringly familiar and reasonably priced”: Native Instruments Traktor Pro 4 review
"The last 5 or 10 per cent drove me crazy - at one point I had about 130 mixdowns... I’ve come to realise that the perfect mix doesn’t exist": Ben Böhmer on overcoming perfectionism in production
