So I picked a modern controller that I know works well with djay on iOS (due to actually having been designed for it): The Reloop Beatpad. ![]() I’d actually played with the software without headphones or hardware at a party this weekend, but for the review I wanted to put it through its paces in a little more depth (it’s called “Pro”, after all!). ![]() On opening the software everything feels, actually, reassuring familiar to anyone who’s ever used djay on any platform: there are two very pretty if slightly kitsch Technics-style “turntables”, a few basic transport, looping and mixer controls, and a big, clean-looking lower section of the screen with the library in it. You buy it from the App Store, so it’s simple to get it downloaded and open on your Mac.
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