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> Even though I don't know how they'll monetize this, it seems a really well thought out product. Depending on how you define product, this is a major show sto
by jerrre 8y ago
> Even though I don't know how they'll monetize this, it seems a really well thought out product.
Depending on how you define product, this is a major show stopper. I'd say a product can't be called well thought out, if it doesn't have monetization thought out from the start. Although there is always advertizing, I guess..
But very nice tool/toy nonetheless!
- philjohn 8y agoAll it takes is a pivot at that point. There are currently 3 major DJ software products - Serato, Rekordbox and Traktor - the ability to quickly throw together a few different tracks into a mashup could be a nice killer feature for one of them to acquire. Or, playout software for a bar - queue up a load of music of a similar genre and have an automix created.
- fb03 8y ago> There are currently 3 major DJ software products - Serato, Rekordbox and Traktor There's also MIXXX which is open source: https://www.mixxx.org/ https://www.mixxx.org/
- philjohn 8y agoIndeed - but if you want to be acqui-hired you go for one of the commercial offerings. As an aside, Mixxx is an awesome piece of software, it's not quite as slick as Serato et al, but it works fantastically if your controller is suitably mapped, and is timecode vinyl agnostic which is a nice plus.