DJanalyzer also runs on tablets and phones - your whole library in your pocket, no laptop needed for smaller gigs. On a tablet, switch on large rows for easy finger control or the fullscreen player with big album covers and buttons for instant transitions and search.

From practice For smaller gigs and ceremonies I no longer carry a laptop. I open the library on a tablet right at the booth and run the whole evening with my finger.

Control the player running on your booth PC or tablet right from your phone. Just be on the same Wi-Fi and connect in one tap - no cables, no codes. The phone remote also does not use up a device slot in your licence. See what is playing and what is next, and trigger a transition now or delay it with the "Wait" button.

From practice When I need to step away from the booth during a wedding, one tap connects my phone to the tablet and I have the music and volume right in my hand.

Send your library from your computer to your tablet or phone over home Wi-Fi - no memory card, no cable, no internet upload. Only what changed since last time is transferred, so updates take just a few seconds.

From practice I finish my playlists on the PC, tap Transfer, and within seconds the updated library is on my tablet.

Creates a shrunk copy of your Engine DJ database without bulky artwork in one click. A 700 MB database becomes a file of about 25 MB that loads instantly on tablet and phone. It keeps everything you need to play - tracks, playlists, cue markers, and your saved transitions.

From practice My full database would overload a phone. The slim version builds in a second and includes my custom transitions too.

Orders your playlist the way an experienced DJ would. It considers not just tempo (BPM) but also track energy, genre, and key, so songs flow naturally and mix well. Proven song pairs from your past gigs stay together.

From practice I drop 80 tracks for the night into a playlist, click ★ Ideal set, and in a second the whole evening is laid out.

Enter just 20 songs from your client and the app builds a complete playlist for a 10-hour event. It adds tracks that fit by style, tempo, and era, based on what worked at your previous gigs. Use sliders to set what matters most to you.

From practice A client sends 20 favorite songs, I set 10 hours, and the app builds the rest of the night from tracks that work for me at gigs.

Spotify and ListenBrainz integration helps you find songs that fit the one currently playing. The player shows recommended tracks from your own library plus online suggestions - and highlights which ones you already have on disk.

From practice When I play a local classic or a 90s hit, I immediately see similar crowd-pleasers I already have on disk.

Turn several hundred songs from a client (Spotify list, spreadsheet, or plain text) into an organized playlist in tens of minutes instead of hours. The app matches the list against your library, builds a ready playlist, and helps you find and download missing songs.

From practice A 300-song wedding wishlist is matched and completed with missing tracks in tens of minutes instead of a whole weekend.

Set up the transition between two specific songs exactly your way - when it starts, how long it lasts, how the bass is swapped, or which effect is used. Preview it instantly, and your saved setup syncs to your other devices automatically.

From practice Whatever I fine-tune between two tracks at home is on my tablet at the gig and plays exactly the same.

The app can select and smoothly beat-mix upcoming songs, suggest next tracks, and run practically on its own. It makes sure a transition never cuts off the final chorus. The DJ can step in anytime - trigger a transition now or delay it with the "Wait" button.

From practice When I need it, DJpilot mixes songs cleanly on the beat, but I can fire a transition right away or hold it anytime.

Songs blend smoothly with no silent gaps at the end. Smart mode adapts the transition length to tempo and style, and clearly shows why certain songs are better not mixed together.

From practice During dinner or a ceremony I start a playlist with crossfade and the music flows without gaps.

All songs play at the same loudness, like on Spotify - older recordings and modern hits alike. Choose quiet, normal, or loud mode, and clipping protection keeps the sound clean. Your files stay unchanged.

From practice An 80s rock classic and a new club hit play back-to-back at the same volume without me touching the fader.

Cleans up clutter across your whole library: YouTube labels like "Official Video", track numbers, underscores, .mp3 extensions, ALL CAPS text, or inconsistent "feat." spellings. Merges identical genres written differently (e.g. "Drum & Bass" and "drum-n-bass") and lets you rename them in bulk. You always see a before/after comparison before saving.

From practice In a 24,000-track library, cleanup found over 3,800 messy titles - fixed in two minutes, with a backup.

Fills in missing genres based on other tracks by the same artist or from the same album. Before saving, it shows all suggestions for you to review.

From practice Hundreds of tracks without a genre got the right one based on other songs by the same artists.

Before every change, a backup of your Engine DJ database is created automatically, so you can always go back to the original state. Restore backups in one click.

From practice I have total peace of mind during bulk edits because any change can be undone in one click.

Lights up the room to the music on PC and tablet - without needing the SoundSwitch program open. Just connect your SoundSwitch interface via USB. Prepared light shows play in sync with the music, tracks without a show get automatic beat-synced lighting effects, and the live pad lets you change colors or trigger strobe, laser, UV, or fog anytime. Lighting controls are continually expanding.

From practice I plug the interface into my tablet, the lights and moving heads follow the music, and one tap fires strobe or fog.

Streamed TIDAL tracks in your library are listed separately - so you know in advance what will not play at a gig without internet. The player skips them automatically.

From practice Before a gig without Wi-Fi I check the TIDAL list and see which songs I need to download.