DJ Player for the iPhone & iPad has been updated to version 3.

Here’s what’s new:

• Universal app with native iPad and iPhone interfaces.
• New interface design, new minimal look.
• New workflow, new navigation. No more “which side is which” and “where am i”.
• No importing necessary: directly uses your iPod library, with playlist support. Mass analyzing of iPod library tracks, sort by BPM too. USB or WiFi upload is still available.
• Serato and Traktor metadata support (BPM and cue points).
• Much-much lower latency, reduced CPU usage. Feels faster.
• Double-deck output mode for hardware mixer.
• 4 gapless cue points, play like a sampler.
• Reverse play (tap before or after the pitch fader head).
• Auto beatgrid and waveform display.
• Automatic Vinyl Vision creation in background.
• Better sounding flanger and echo.
• Navigate between the screens using a gesture (iPad only, slide your finger from outside of the screen towards the center).
• Swap play/cue button position.
• Sharp echo/reverb release on/off.
• iPad only: master output fader, master VU meter before or after.
• Network BPM sync: if there is only one deck loaded, the app broadcasts and receives the current BPM value over the local WiFi network or Bluetooth, so you can sync between different devices. Very useful in Classic Club mode, or when you switch DJs in the booth.

DJ Player 3 is $29.99 in the app store.

DJ Player is a universal app with iPad and iPhone/iPod touch interfaces. It has 6 different output modes for different situations. 2 output modes are made for hardware mixer usage (the built-in mixer is off):

• Club Classic mode to use two devices with DJ PLAYER as two separate decks, connected to a hardware mixer. In this mode the two devices will sync the current BPM value over Bluetooth or WiFi.
• Double Deck mode to use one device with DJ PLAYER, connected to a hardware mixer. Headphone left is deck A, headphone right is deck B.
• 2 output modes for headphone cable adapters:
  • Split Headphone for special Split Cable Adapter. Headphone left is master, headphone right is pre-listening.
  • Split Headphone with Auto Stereo. Same as before, but full stereo when PFL buttons are off.
• 2 output modes with 2 independent stereo outputs:
  • Home mode: headphone output is pre-listening, master output is transmitted to our NetOut app over the network.
  • Club Master mode: headphone output is master, pre-listening is transmitted to NetOut. NetOut audio transmission is a special design for ultra-low latency DJ monitoring.