
If you have the central section showing the loop amounts, pressing the half/double buttons will move the selected loop amount up or down (from 32 beats down to 1/32).Ībove the decks, the track detail is displayed. The “Loop” button on the deck is flanked either side by half and double buttons.

While we’re focused on the deck area, there’s a tiny “Rev” button which can instantly flick the track into reverse play (the loop functionality will also work in reverse play). The cover art for your tracks is displayed on the deck face, with a neat blue LED-type of graphic in the centre that moves around as the track plays. Digging deep in the old skool crates to test the app! In use InterfaceĪll the features of Deckadance Mobile are on one screen while there are some hidden features through clever use of the central panel, the main focus is certainly on the two CDJ-style decks.


But as the company has some experience of providing solutions for DJs, and has obviously managed to hook it up for some pretty impressive scratch action via Midi, we thought we’d find out how Deckadance Mobile stacks up on the iPad.
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But we spotted it, and we spotted the video above, too…ĭeckadance for Mac and PC – originally released in 2007 – is an established if second-tier (as far as market share goes) DJ program. You have to be a brave development team to release a new DJ app to the App Store in 2012, given that so many apps are already doing so well on a variety of iOS devices, packing a diverse set of quality features between them. Maybe that’s why Image-Line chose to sneak out Deckadance Mobile, without fanfare or news bulletin, earlier this month.
