Do you mean for apps that already have implemented iTunes library access or just saying that some do and some don't yet? iTunes library access is a new feature of iOS4:beats me wrote:Seems to be a lot of complaints about these DJ apps not being able to access the iTunes library, either partially or not at all.
http://createdigitalmusic.com/2010/07/1 ... d-dj-apps/
The way it's implemented is for apps to make its own copy of tracks after importing directly from the iTunes library.
DJ Player app has "2 independent stereo outputs for stereo PFL and stereo master on WLAN with the DJ PLAYER NetOut app"beats me wrote:This also made me realize how does one preview tracks without them being heard out the mains? Sure beat matching is becoming a dated skill but are we really taking it to the level that you don't even need to hear the incoming track at all, "it just works"?

Quixpin has "Multiple Output Modes":
* Standard PFL Left, Master Right mode
* Switched PFL Right, Master Left mode
* Full stereo mode (no PFL) for visual mixing
* External mixer mode, Deck A goes to the left channel, Deck B goes to the right channel

For Sonorasaurus, you can cue tracks independently of the master output by using a Y-adapter. Both outputs will be in mono, but that's not such a big deal as many club systems are in mono anyways.
Hot Wax DJ Player also says you can "cue tracks independently"








