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New iPhone DJ App, Tap DJ

Tap DJ (App Store link) is a new $1.99 iPhone DJ app.

January 21, 2011January 21, 20115 Comments

Quixpin 2.0 iOS DJ Software At NAMM 2011 (Top Secret Preview)


Sneak peak of Quixpin 2.0 at NAMM 2011 was uploaded by: Quixonic
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January 18, 20112 Comments

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