Jam, make & mix live music!

DigiJam is a jam pad, DJ app and tutor for MIDI keyboards and DJ controllers, made for beginners getting into making and mixing music: house, hip hop, trance, drum & bass, or whatever you're into.

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Coming free to the Mac App Store · Apple silicon, macOS 13+

Everything for your first sets

Plug in a keyboard or a DJ controller and play. Everything on screen also works with the mouse, so you can start before you own any gear.

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Jam pad

Supersaw, pluck, bass and reese synths, punchy 808 and 909-style drums, an arpeggiator and backing beats, all low-latency.

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Loops

Eight loop slots that record on the bar. Record your playing, or drop in an audio loop or four bars of a song and crop it on its waveform. Loops follow the tempo without changing pitch.

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Decks and mixer

Two decks you can scratch and bend like records, with hot cues, loops, sync, EQ, filter, crossfader, a headphone cue, effects and sampler pads.

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Cues that land on the beat

DigiJam finds the first beat, the breakdowns and the drops in your songs, and shows a close-up waveform while you line up the next track.

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Lessons

Step-by-step lessons, from your first chords to beatmatching and your first mix. The control to press next lights up on screen.

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Visualizer

Oscilloscope, spectrum bars, radial, phosphor and tunnel visuals that move with the music, beside the decks or full screen on a second display.

Works with your gear

DigiJam is built around two controllers and is learning more. If yours is in the "help test it" list, we'd love to hear how it goes.

Pioneer DJ DDJ-FLX4Decks, mixer, pads and lights
Tested

Akai MPK Mini MK2Keys, pads and knobs
Tested

Most MIDI keyboardsKeys work out of the box; map the rest
Tested

Pioneer DJ DDJ-FLX2Mapped from the maker's MIDI list
Help test it

Pioneer DJ DDJ-SB3Mapped from the maker's MIDI list
Help test it

Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000Mapped from the maker's MIDI list
Help test it

Own one of the controllers marked "Help test it"? Get an early build.

See it

Click any picture to see it full size.

Two decks and the mixer, drawn like the controller in front of you.

The compact view: both decks' waveforms, tempo, key, cue and play, and the mixer — The compact view, made for a laptop or a future iPad companion app.

A close-up waveform over a paused deck, with its first beat marked — Line up the next track with a close-up of its waveform. Cue View auto-suggests and labels track positions.

The on-screen MPK Mini with its pads, knobs and keys — Synths, drums and an arpeggiator on your keyboard.

The decks beside a colourful tunnel visualizer — Visuals that move with the music, for you or the room. Windows allow Pop Out and full-screen support for unique scene configurations.

Not shown: wave and MIDI loop editing, deck binding, playlist and library functions.