Free DJ software with dual-deck video mixing, vinyl scratching, and beat sync
Learn to read music by playing it on a MIDI keyboard
Stage
Established
MVP
Founded
2008
Not given
Based in
Not given
GB
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Online Mixer: Free. Desktop: $39.99 one-time purchase. iOS: Available on App Store.
Free: Beginner lessons, Note Flashcards, Blitz game, daily Cascade challenge, Pop Loop jam session, and 4 playable pieces. MidiSlayer full version: $49.99 USD one-time purchase (prices vary by country in local currency).
Key features
Dual-deck video mixing with 25+ GPU effects and 41+ transitions
Auto BPM detection with 2-decimal precision
Real-time stem separation
Vinyl scratching with low-latency audio engine
3-band EQ with professional controls
Beat-matched loops from 1/32 to 64 beats
Live waveform displays with beat grid overlay
Smart Transition & Auto-DJ auto-mixing
MilkDrop music visualizer
MIDI controller support and external output
MIDI keyboard input with real-time feedback
Interactive beginner lessons from basic note identification to reading both clefs
Note flashcard training with adaptive difficulty
Library of 69 classical pieces at varying difficulty levels
MusicXML file import for custom sheet music
Wait and Tempo modes for learning pieces at your pace or with a metronome
Arcade games including Blitz and Cascade
Exam mode with skill-based ranks and timed challenges
Progress tracking and performance analytics
Offline use after one-time license activation
What makes it different
Only DJ software with built-in dual-deck video mixing and no subscription
Free online mixer accessible without download or account
One-time $39.99 purchase instead of subscriptions
Cross-platform availability on desktop, iOS, and browser
Professional video effects and 1080p output for projectors
Buy once with no subscription; perpetual license with all updates through v1 included
MIDI input provides exact note detection unlike acoustic microphone-based systems
Works on four platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux and iPad
Adaptive algorithm adjusts difficulty based on what you miss vs. nail