Transitions were fun as hell! The UI looked a little more techy than the clean Serato interface I’m used to but that stem feature is making me want to switch. Sure, it’s not perfect and there are some artifacts on each channel, but it was such a cool and fun feature that I’ve never seen before, and it was super quick and intuitive to learn. So this guy breaks out VDJ and shows me this feature that allows you to split stems from a track in real time using your EQ knobs. After all, they each have many dedicated controllers “made” for their respective software and seem to be industry standard. Now, when I think DJ software, the two names that come to mind are Serato and Rekordbox. So yesterday I was practicing a B2B with a very successful local DJ, and he was using Virtual DJ.
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