What’s the point of all DJ software working and doing things exactly the same way? We find our users by doing what we feel, with user feedback taken into consideration, is best for the software – implementing unique features is paramount.

Sure, you look at what others do, and you even try to improve on what those others do within your own design goals/parameters – but it’s not about being an “also ran”.

One thing I’d like to point out: Designing DJ software in a crowded space like we have to today isn’t about mimicking what product “X” does.

It’s the new foundation for the next 5-10 years of upgrades. The new platform was re-designed from scratch to support all the upgrades we have planned. DEX 3 is a “baby” in terms of software life – only 35 weeks “new”. The only limit for skin creation is your own imagination – since ALL elements can be designed, including layout, and browser.Īs for the other requests: We will have a slide show feature, visualizations and a lot more. Some users have already created and submitted their own DEX 3 skins, which you can find here for download: The good news here is that any users can create skins for DEX 3, too! We have a skin designer here: For us, it’s function over form – but still with a keen eye on modern design (such as the more “flat design” used in the new skin). They take up space, and have little use in real-world Djing. We’re not really fans of “jog wheels” on screen, thus the reason they are excluded from all our default skins. Easy navigation is more important than “bling” for instance 🙂 It’s for you to look at, so it shouldn’t be too “bright” for instance since long hours staring at a bright skin isn’t good for your peepers. But that’s not really the point of a “good skin” in our opinion. We strongly feel it’s a great skin, and will catch peoples eyes. Even though the new skin will have many changes and upgrades, such as the new sample decks, it won’t be like learning something completely new for existing DEX 3 customers. Furthermore, we purposely didn’t want to venture too far from our initial design – as it’s what brought customers to the product to begin with, and it’s what they’re familiar with. For instance, you do have vertical waveforms, if you want them. The skin is actually very different, but in this teaser you’re only viewing a small portion of all the skins/modes.

Pcdj dex 3.5 skin