Music production app djay Pro AI gets major update to AI-powered mixing tools

On Thursday, Algoriddim released a significant update to djay Pro AI's Automix AI feature, allowing users to curate tracklists effortlessly, complete with new transition modes.

The three new automatic transition modes include "dissolve," which steadily evaporates the outgoing track, "riser," a transition designed to build energy before swapping tracks, and "echo," which creates an echo effect on the outgoing track.

"During a transition, djay can now automatically deconstruct two songs into their original components, and easily apply effects and filters to each, like adding a reverb to wash out vocals, as if it were being reconstructed by a professional sound engineer," said Karim Morsy, Algoriddim CEO.

The app's "Neural Mix" feature, designed to take advantage of iOS devices with the Apple Neural Engine, has gained further refinement. It allows users to isolate and mix the vocal, harmonic, bass, and drum components of a track individually, in real-time.

Other minor updates include a new slicer tool, allowing users to create mashups and remixes. The sampler recorder has increased its maximum loop size from four to eight beats.

The djay Pro AI app is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad and can be downloaded from the App Store. The app is free to download, but users can choose to subscribe for additional features for $6.99 per month, or $49.99 per year.

In December, djay Pro AI gained native support for Apple's new M1 chip.

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