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DJ Mixer Pro review

#28 of 29 in DJ Software

A capable one-time purchase for DJs who need video and karaoke mixing.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

DJ Mixer Pro is desktop DJ software for Windows and macOS, built for DJs who mix audio, video and karaoke content. Its audience includes beginner and professional DJs, as well as performers working at parties, weddings, restaurants, hotels, clubs and home events. Two- or four-deck layouts support beat matching, synchronization, waveform displays, cue points, loops and mix recording. Time-coded vinyl and CD control, MIDI controller support, external video output and audio effects extend its use beyond basic audio playback.

The product uses a paid, one-time pricing model. The DJ Mixer Pro plan costs $99.95 and includes audio, video and karaoke mixing, two or four DJ decks, time-coded vinyl/CD support, and a Windows and macOS license. A 30-day trial is available, with sessions limited to 20 minutes. The single purchase structure may suit DJs who prefer to avoid recurring payments, while the trial gives prospective buyers a way to review the workflow before purchasing. Refunds are generally not offered except for qualifying unresolved bugs, so the trial period matters when assessing fit.

Its strongest distinction is breadth within live performance: one application covers audio, video and karaoke, while also supporting DVS, recording, cueing, looping, VST and AudioUnit plug-ins, and MIDI control. iTunes playlist integration can help organize an existing library. DJs seeking a straightforward desktop package with video and karaoke capabilities should find the feature mix relevant. Those who need a free plan, longer trial sessions, or a wider set of newer library integrations should consider alternatives. DJ Mixer Pro is most appropriate for Windows and macOS users who value a one-time purchase and multi-format mixing.

DJ Mixer Pro pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Mixes audio, video and karaoke across two or four decks
    • Supports DVS, MIDI controllers, effects and plug-ins
    • Runs on Windows and macOS with iTunes playlist integration
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • The trial limits sessions to 20 minutes
    • Listed integrations focus on iTunes, VST and AudioUnit

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