Six pro tools a working DJ actually needs — inside one desktop DJ app. Here’s exactly what each one does.

Point Mix Architect at your whole collection and it reads every track — exact BPM, musical key and Camelot code — batch-analysed in the background while you make coffee. No more guessing keys by ear or trusting whatever the tags happen to say. Everything comes back tagged, sortable and ready to mix harmonically.

Tell CoPilot the vibe — era, energy, genre, set length — and it builds a harmonically-matched set for you, chaining track to track around the Camelot wheel so every transition sits in key. It does the mental maths of a great warm-up-to-peak journey; you take the credit and read the room.

Pull acapellas and instrumentals out of any track you already own, right on your laptop. It splits the vocal from the instrumental so you can build edits, bootlegs and surprise transitions — and never touch a dodgy acapella site again.

Any format in, pro-quality out. Convert WAV, FLAC, AIFF and M4A to clean 320 kbps MP3 (or back the other way) with the conversion engine built right in — nothing else to install. Get an inconsistent crate into one tidy, gig-ready format in a single batch.

Mashup Finder scans your library and surfaces the pairs that are mathematically meant to be — matched in key and tempo so one track’s vocal drops perfectly over another’s instrumental. What used to be hours of trial-and-error takes about four seconds and turns into your signature moment.

When the set’s ready, DJ Integration writes a playlist file for the software you actually play on — Rekordbox, Serato, Traktor and more — in one click. Playlists and metadata travel with you, so the set you built is the set waiting for you in the booth.

Turn any free setlist into a real Apple Music playlist in one tap — the whole set lands in your library, ready to DJ in djay Pro, Serato or Engine DJ. No hunting for tracks, no buying every song.
No card. No risk. Just better sets.