Cross DJ review
A capable two-deck DJ app for mobile-first sets using streaming and cloud libraries.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Cross DJ is MIXVIBES' DJ mixing application for performing sets on macOS, iOS, and Android. It is aimed at DJs who want two-deck mixing with waveform-based beatmatching, BPM and key detection, automatic synchronization, quantization, looping, hot cues, effects, sampling, recording, Automix, and MIDI-controller support. Its mobile and cloud-library focus makes it especially relevant for DJs working across supported Apple devices and Android, with music available from local files and services such as Spotify, Beatport, and SoundCloud Go+.
The feature set covers both core mixing and performance extras. A two-deck layout, waveform display, beatmatching, looping, quantization, and automatic synchronization support standard set preparation and live mixing. Cross DJ also includes real-time stem separation, more than 30 audio effects, Automix, mix recording and sharing, MIDI-controller and USB audio support, and Ableton Link synchronization. These capabilities give it a broader scope than a basic mobile mixer, while integrations with iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, and supported music services help connect libraries across devices.
Cross DJ uses a freemium model, with a free version and optional purchases. The listed paid options are Full Access to PRO, which unlocks Pro functionality, and Cross DJ Premium, which provides premium access across supported Apple devices. Pricing is region-specific; the India App Store listing shows several Full Access to PRO purchase amounts without identifying their billing periods. DJs choosing the app should be comfortable with its macOS, iOS, and Android platform coverage and its streaming-oriented workflow. Those seeking a Windows-based setup, DVS, or video mixing should consider a product whose published positioning directly includes those requirements.
Cross DJ pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Two-deck mixing with beatmatching, sync, looping, and waveform views
- Real-time stem separation, 30+ effects, Automix, and recording
- Supports Spotify, Beatport, SoundCloud Go+, cloud storage, and Ableton Link
- Where it doesn't
- Published platform coverage focuses on macOS, iOS, and Android
- Pricing varies by region, with unclear billing periods for some purchases
- DVS and video mixing are not part of the current verified positioning
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