Cross DJ - Music Mixer App

Two decks for mixing on Android

Cross DJ - Music Mixer App turns your music library into a two-deck DJ setup. You can load tracks, adjust the mix and record sets, making it a fit for people who want to practise or mix music away from a full DJ rig. MIXVIBES is the developer.

What you can do

The app can sort music by details such as artist, album, tempo and track length. Its mixing tools include a crossfader, three-band EQ, effects, loops and samples. It can analyse tempo and musical key, and offers automatic beat syncing. You can also change tempo while keeping a track’s pitch, and use waveform views to follow the music as you mix.

Some features depend on your setup: the app lists support for certain MIDI controllers and compatible multichannel audio equipment. It also offers access to a SoundCloud library, but mixes containing streamed SoundCloud tracks cannot be recorded.

What it may cost

Cross DJ is free to install, but the listing describes monthly and yearly subscription plans that unlock features. No plan prices are provided in the supplied details, so check the current offer before subscribing. The information here also does not specify how often the app shows ads; it is not possible to give a reliable ad-frequency account from these facts alone.

Popularity and fit

With a 4.15-star average from about 183,600 ratings and more than 10 million installs, Cross DJ has a substantial audience. Those figures indicate reach, not whether its controls or paid features will suit you. If you mainly want to play music, a dedicated DJ interface may be more than you need; if you want hands-on mixing tools, it is worth checking which features are included before paying.