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Mixxx vs djay: catalog facts
Mixxxdjay

Screenshots

Mixxx DJ interface with two decks, sampler slots and music libraryMixxx four-deck mixing layout with stacked waveformsMixxx light mixer layout with cue controls and music library

Screenshots

djay spatial turntable and mixer with track title and tempo in a virtual roomdjay spatial music library with floating album artwork and selection gesturedjay virtual twin decks and track controls inside a purple tunneldjay spatial track library above twin decks with song rows and playlist sidebardjay spatial filter panel above decks with LP and HP control pointsdjay floating two-deck window with album artwork and mixer in a roomdjay spatial vinyl lifted above a turntable beside mixer metersdjay spatial needle placement on a virtual record beside the track waveformdjay virtual twin turntables, mixer meters and track progress in an orange tunneldjay track library rows and playlist sidebar floating above virtual decksdjay spatial album selection showing a held vinyl and floating album coversdjay virtual decks and track status in a space lounge environmentdjay twin virtual decks and mixer in a purple visualizer environmentdjay decks and waveform strip in a desert environment with green visual effectsdjay Watch Mixer screen with two album covers, playback, Sync and transition sliderdjay Watch Deck 1 screen with playback, loop, Echo and filter controlsdjay Watch track list showing song titles and artistsdjay Crossfader FX settings popup with EQ, Filter, Dissolve, Tremolo, Lunar Echo and Sweep options

Best for: DJs from beginners to turntablists who want free mixing software

Best for: DJs from beginner to pro who want to mix on any device, including from streaming services

Free

Free and open source, developed by volunteers.

Free + paid options

A free version is available, with paid features on top.

Windows, macOS, Linux Windows, macOS, Android, iOS
  • BPM and key detection with four-deck sync
  • Built-in controller mappings plus custom MIDI and HID mapping
  • Timecode vinyl control and internet broadcasting
  • Runs on phones, tablets, desktops and VR headsets
  • Streaming integration with Apple Music, TIDAL and SoundCloud
  • Automix for hands-off transitions
  • Free version to start with
  • Some controllers need community or custom mappings
  • Community-driven with no commercial support
  • Streaming features depend on third-party subscriptions
  • Some features require payment
Downloadable app Downloadable app
Open source Not open source
License not stated License: Proprietary
No account needed Not stated if an account is needed
Offline features available Not stated if it works offline

Sources for Mixxx

Catalog checked September 23, 2026

Sources for djay

Catalog checked October 1, 2026

“Not stated” means we have not confirmed it. Features can vary by device and plan.