What's New In Engine DJ 2.0?

Engine DJ | Updates and Releases

The release of Engine 3.0 brings two very exciting and highly requested features, a built-in drop Sampler, the first of its kind for standalone DJ systems, and the ability to access your complete Engine DJ computer collection from Engine DJ hardware wirelessly. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/I5BAk6kWGck" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="" sandbox="allow-scripts allow-forms allow-same-origin allow-presentation"></iframe> <h1 class="fd-toc" dir="ltr">Frequently Asked Questions</h1><ul><li><a href="#How-do-I-access-the-new-Sampler-pad-mode?">How do I access the new Sampler pad mode?</a></li><li><a href="#How-can-I-load-samples-to-the-pads?">How can I load samples to the pads?</a></li><li><a href="#How-can-I-adjust-the-volume-of-the-Drop-Sampler?">How can I adjust the volume of the Drop Sampler?</a></li><li><a href="#What-output-is-used-for-the-Drop-Sampler?">What output is used for the Drop Sampler?</a></li><li><a href="#Do-I-need-an-Ethernet-cable-to-connect-to-Engine-Remote-Library?">Do I need an Ethernet cable to connect to Engine Remote Library?</a></li><li><a href="#Are-library-and-track-updates-automatically-kept-in-sync-while-connected-to-Engine-Remote-Library?">Are library and track updates automatically kept in sync while connected to Engine Remote Library?</a></li></ul> <h2 id="How-do-I-access-the-new-Sampler-pad-mode?">How do I access the new Sampler pad mode?</h2>To access Sampler pad mode, press and hold Shift and then press the Roll pad mode button.&nbsp; <h2 id="How-can-I-load-samples-to-the-pads?">How can I load samples to the pads?</h2>To load a sample to the pad, open the library view and swipe the desired sample to the right. For all-in-one devices (Prime 2/4/Go, SC Live 2/4, Mixstream), you will have 8 pads shown on screen, tapping the desired on-screen pad or physical pad on a deck while in Sampler mode will load the sample to the pad.&nbsp; On the Media Players (SC5000/SC6000), the workflow is slightly different. From the library, perform a partial swipe (until you see the Green LOAD button), then tap the word "Load", you will then have 8 pads shown on the screen. Tapping the on-screen pad or physical pad will load the sample. The workflow is different to avoid interrupting the established Media Player track load workflow.&nbsp; <h2 id="How-can-I-adjust-the-volume-of-the-Drop-Sampler?">How can I adjust the volume of the Drop Sampler?</h2>To adjust the volume of the Drop Sampler, swipe down from the top of the screen to see the new Sampler Volume slider in the Control Center. Adjusting this level adjusts the overall level of the Sampler Output.&nbsp; <h2 id="What-output-is-used-for-the-Drop-Sampler?">What output is used for the Drop Sampler?</h2>On most Engine DJ devices, the Drop Sampler is routed to the Main Outputs and the volume is controlled via the Sampler Volume slider in the Control Center. For the Prime 4, the Drop Sampler is routed to Channel 4 and can be controlled via the Channel 4 channel strip. <h2 dir="ltr" id="Do-I-need-an-Ethernet-cable-to-connect-to-Engine-Remote-Library?">Do I need an Ethernet cable to connect to Engine Remote Library?</h2>Engine Remote Library can be accessed from Engine DJ hardware over Wi-Fi or wired networks. An Ethernet cable is not required but can be used if preferred.&nbsp; <h2 dir="ltr" id="Are-library-and-track-updates-automatically-kept-in-sync-while-connected-to-Engine-Remote-Library?">Are library and track updates automatically kept in sync while connected to Engine Remote Library?</h2>Yes. Once connected to Engine Remote Library, all library updates such as new playlists, and performance data changes such as Hot Cues, Loops, and Beat Grid edits are automatically updated in real-time on both the hardware and computer collections

 The release of Engine 3.0 brings two very exciting and highly requested features, a built-in drop Sampler, the first of its kind for standalone DJ systems, and the ability to access your complete Engine DJ computer collection from Engine DJ hardware wirelessly.          Frequently Asked Questions   How do I access the new Sampler pad mode?  How can I load samples to the pads?  How can I adjust the volume of the Drop Sampler?  What output is used for the Drop Sampler?  Do I need an Ethernet cable to connect to Engine Remote Library?  Are library and track updates automatically kept in sync while connected to Engine Remote Library?         How do I access the new Sampler pad mode?  To access Sampler pad mode, press and hold Shift and then press the Roll pad mode button.         How can I load samples to the pads?  To load a sample to the pad, open the library view and swipe the desired sample to the right. For all-in-one devices (Prime 2/4/Go, SC Live 2/4, Mixstream), you will have 8 pads shown on screen, tapping the desired on-screen pad or physical pad on a deck while in Sampler mode will load the sample to the pad.      On the Media Players (SC5000/SC6000), the workflow is slightly different. From the library, perform a partial swipe (until you see the Green LOAD button), then tap the word "Load", you will then have 8 pads shown on the screen. Tapping the on-screen pad or physical pad will load the sample. The workflow is different to avoid interrupting the established Media Player track load workflow.         How can I adjust the volume of the Drop Sampler?  To adjust the volume of the Drop Sampler, swipe down from the top of the screen to see the new Sampler Volume slider in the Control Center. Adjusting this level adjusts the overall level of the Sampler Output.         What output is used for the Drop Sampler?  On most Engine DJ devices, the Drop Sampler is routed to the Main Outputs and the volume is controlled via the Sampler Volume slider in the Control Center. For the Prime 4, the Drop Sampler is routed to Channel 4 and can be controlled via the Channel 4 channel strip.        Do I need an Ethernet cable to connect to Engine Remote Library?  Engine Remote Library can be accessed from Engine DJ hardware over Wi-Fi or wired networks. An Ethernet cable is not required but can be used if preferred.         Are library and track updates automatically kept in sync while connected to Engine Remote Library?  Yes. Once connected to Engine Remote Library, all library updates such as new playlists, and performance data changes such as Hot Cues, Loops, and Beat Grid edits are automatically updated in real-time on both the hardware and computer collections 

This release brings two very exciting and highly requested features, a built-in drop Sampler, the first of its kind for standalone DJ systems, and the ability to access your complete Engine DJ computer collection from Engine DJ hardware wirelessly.

Engine DJ 3.0 | Frequently Asked Questions

There are a number of ways to update your Engine DJ OS hardware, below we explore each option available to you. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/EebExt6W30o" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="" sandbox="allow-scripts allow-forms allow-same-origin allow-presentation"></iframe> <h3 data-identifyelement="560" dir="ltr">ONE | WIRELESSLY (Recommended)</h3> Engine DJ OS devices connected to a Wi-Fi (or wired) network can download and install the next update directly on the device. (Requires firmware version 1.6.0 or higher) <ol data-identifyelement="566"><li data-identifyelement="567" dir="ltr">Power on your Engine OS device.</li><li data-identifyelement="568" dir="ltr">Ensure your device is connected to a Wi-Fi network by tapping the&nbsp;Wi-fi icon at the top of the display. This will open the Wi-fi connection menu. Tap the Wi-fi icon until it is lit up to enable Wi-fi on your device.</li><li data-identifyelement="571" dir="ltr">If you have not already, use the Wi-fi connection menu to choose a local Wi-fi network. If a password is required, you will be prompter to enter it. Once a connection is established, Connected&nbsp;will appear next to the network name.&nbsp;</li><li data-identifyelement="573" dir="ltr">Open the CONTROL PANEL by swiping down from the top of the screen.</li><li data-identifyelement="575" dir="ltr">Navigate to the ABOUT / UPDATE tab, if an update is available you will see this here, select UPDATE.</li><li data-identifyelement="578" dir="ltr">Follow the prompts to update.</li><li data-identifyelement="579">Once complete, turn your device off and on again before use.</li></ol> <h3 data-identifyelement="584" dir="ltr">TWO | INSTALLER APPLICATION</h3> This option requires a USB cable connection from the device to your computer running the installer app and will walk you through each step needed to update. <ol data-identifyelement="590"><li data-identifyelement="591" dir="ltr">Head to the Engine DJ downloads page and, under the OS section, select the device you wish to update.</li><li data-identifyelement="594" dir="ltr">You will now be presented with download options for either Windows or Mac applications, click the one relevant to your operating system to download.</li><li data-identifyelement="595" dir="ltr">Connect your device to your computer via the blue USB cable provided and switch it on.</li><li data-identifyelement="596" dir="ltr">Unzip the Updater file and run the application</li><li data-identifyelement="597" dir="ltr">Follow the onscreen prompts to update</li><li data-identifyelement="598">Once complete, turn your device off and on again before use.</li></ol> Tip: Make sure that any drives with a USB firmware update file are first removed when rebooting into FW update mode. If an update file is detected on a drive, the firmware updater will update from the file instead of from the computer. <h3 data-identifyelement="607" dir="ltr">THREE | VIA USB DRIVE</h3> The third option requires you to download a file and transfer on to a USB drive that's inserted into the device to update locally. <ol data-identifyelement="613"><li data-identifyelement="614" dir="ltr">Head to the Engine DJ downloads page and, under the OS section, select the device you wish to update.</li><li data-identifyelement="617" dir="ltr">Click the 'Download the USB updater'.</li><li data-identifyelement="619" dir="ltr">Copy the xxxx.img file to the root folder of an exFat or Fat32 USB drive.</li><li data-identifyelement="620" dir="ltr">Eject the drive safely and insert it into your device.</li><li data-identifyelement="621" dir="ltr">Power on your device.</li><li data-identifyelement="622" dir="ltr">Open the Control Panel&nbsp;by swiping down from the top of the screen, then navigate to the ABOUT / UPDATE tab.</li><li data-identifyelement="625" dir="ltr">Locate the UPDATE FIRMWARE section and tap the word REBOOT</li><li data-identifyelement="628" dir="ltr">Confirm that this is the correct version you want to update to by pressing yes.</li><li data-identifyelement="629" dir="ltr">The device display should now show update screen the following text: Updating... Player will reboot after update. Do not power off.</li><li data-identifyelement="631">After the update is finished, the unit will reboot with the new firmware. It’s advisable to power cycle the unit again manually before use.</li></ol> Tip: Make sure that any drives with a USB firmware update file are first removed when rebooting into FW update mode. If an update file is detected on a drive, the firmware updater will update from the file instead of from the computer. For further support and troubleshooting, please visit our <a data-identifyelement="639" href="https://support.enginedj.com/support/solutions/folders/69000636314" rel="noreferrer" target="_blank">FAQ&nbsp;</a>or contact our support team.

 There are a number of ways to update your Engine DJ OS hardware, below we explore each option available to you.          ONE | WIRELESSLY (Recommended)     Engine DJ OS devices connected to a Wi-Fi (or wired) network can download and install the next update directly on the device. (Requires firmware version 1.6.0 or higher)      Power on your Engine OS device.  Ensure your device is connected to a Wi-Fi network by tapping the Wi-fi icon at the top of the display. This will open the Wi-fi connection menu. Tap the Wi-fi icon until it is lit up to enable Wi-fi on your device.  If you have not already, use the Wi-fi connection menu to choose a local Wi-fi network. If a password is required, you will be prompter to enter it. Once a connection is established, Connected will appear next to the network name.   Open the CONTROL PANEL by swiping down from the top of the screen.  Navigate to the ABOUT / UPDATE tab, if an update is available you will see this here, select UPDATE.  Follow the prompts to update.  Once complete, turn your device off and on again before use.         TWO | INSTALLER APPLICATION     This option requires a USB cable connection from the device to your computer running the installer app and will walk you through each step needed to update.      Head to the Engine DJ downloads page and, under the OS section, select the device you wish to update.  You will now be presented with download options for either Windows or Mac applications, click the one relevant to your operating system to download.  Connect your device to your computer via the blue USB cable provided and switch it on.  Unzip the Updater file and run the application  Follow the onscreen prompts to update  Once complete, turn your device off and on again before use.      Tip: Make sure that any drives with a USB firmware update file are first removed when rebooting into FW update mode. If an update file is detected on a drive, the firmware updater will update from the file instead of from the computer.        THREE | VIA USB DRIVE     The third option requires you to download a file and transfer on to a USB drive that's inserted into the device to update locally.      Head to the Engine DJ downloads page and, under the OS section, select the device you wish to update.  Click the 'Download the USB updater'.  Copy the xxxx.img file to the root folder of an exFat or Fat32 USB drive.  Eject the drive safely and insert it into your device.  Power on your device.  Open the Control Panel by swiping down from the top of the screen, then navigate to the ABOUT / UPDATE tab.  Locate the UPDATE FIRMWARE section and tap the word REBOOT  Confirm that this is the correct version you want to update to by pressing yes.  The device display should now show update screen the following text: Updating... Player will reboot after update. Do not power off.  After the update is finished, the unit will reboot with the new firmware. It’s advisable to power cycle the unit again manually before use.      Tip: Make sure that any drives with a USB firmware update file are first removed when rebooting into FW update mode. If an update file is detected on a drive, the firmware updater will update from the file instead of from the computer.     For further support and troubleshooting, please visit our FAQ or contact our support team. 

There are a number of ways to update your Engine DJ OS hardware, below we explore each option available to you.

Denon DJ | How To Update Engine DJ OS

There are a number of ways to update your Engine DJ OS hardware, below we explore each option available to you. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/rT46Z7Fni3Q" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="" sandbox="allow-scripts allow-forms allow-same-origin allow-presentation"></iframe> <h3 data-identifyelement="560" dir="ltr">ONE | WIRELESSLY (Recommended)</h3> Engine DJ OS devices connected to a Wi-Fi (or wired) network can download and install the next update directly on the device. (Requires firmware version 1.6.0 or higher) <ol data-identifyelement="566"><li data-identifyelement="567" dir="ltr">Power on your Engine OS device.</li><li data-identifyelement="568" dir="ltr">Ensure your device is connected to a Wi-Fi network by tapping the&nbsp;Wi-fi icon at the top of the display. This will open the Wi-fi connection menu. Tap the Wi-fi icon until it is lit up to enable Wi-fi on your device.</li><li data-identifyelement="571" dir="ltr">If you have not already, use the Wi-fi connection menu to choose a local Wi-fi network. If a password is required, you will be prompter to enter it. Once a connection is established, Connected&nbsp;will appear next to the network name.&nbsp;</li><li data-identifyelement="573" dir="ltr">Open the CONTROL PANEL by swiping down from the top of the screen.</li><li data-identifyelement="575" dir="ltr">Navigate to the ABOUT / UPDATE tab, if an update is available you will see this here, select UPDATE.</li><li data-identifyelement="578" dir="ltr">Follow the prompts to update.</li><li data-identifyelement="579">Once complete, turn your device off and on again before use.</li></ol> <h3 data-identifyelement="584" dir="ltr">TWO | INSTALLER APPLICATION</h3> This option requires a USB cable connection from the device to your computer running the installer app and will walk you through each step needed to update. <ol data-identifyelement="590"><li data-identifyelement="591" dir="ltr">Head to the Engine DJ downloads page and, under the OS section, select the device you wish to update.</li><li data-identifyelement="594" dir="ltr">You will now be presented with download options for either Windows or Mac applications, click the one relevant to your operating system to download.</li><li data-identifyelement="595" dir="ltr">Connect your device to your computer via the blue USB cable provided and switch it on.</li><li data-identifyelement="596" dir="ltr">Unzip the Updater file and run the application</li><li data-identifyelement="597" dir="ltr">Follow the onscreen prompts to update</li><li data-identifyelement="598">Once complete, turn your device off and on again before use.</li></ol> Tip: Make sure that any drives with a USB firmware update file are first removed when rebooting into FW update mode. If an update file is detected on a drive, the firmware updater will update from the file instead of from the computer. <h3 data-identifyelement="607" dir="ltr">THREE | VIA USB DRIVE</h3> The third option requires you to download a file and transfer on to a USB drive that's inserted into the device to update locally. <ol data-identifyelement="613"><li data-identifyelement="614" dir="ltr">Head to the Engine DJ downloads page and, under the OS section, select the device you wish to update.</li><li data-identifyelement="617" dir="ltr">Click the 'Download the USB updater'.</li><li data-identifyelement="619" dir="ltr">Copy the xxxx.img file to the root folder of an exFat or Fat32 USB drive.</li><li data-identifyelement="620" dir="ltr">Eject the drive safely and insert it into your device.</li><li data-identifyelement="621" dir="ltr">Power on your device.</li><li data-identifyelement="622" dir="ltr">Open the Control Panel&nbsp;by swiping down from the top of the screen, then navigate to the ABOUT / UPDATE tab.</li><li data-identifyelement="625" dir="ltr">Locate the UPDATE FIRMWARE section and tap the word REBOOT</li><li data-identifyelement="628" dir="ltr">Confirm that this is the correct version you want to update to by pressing yes.</li><li data-identifyelement="629" dir="ltr">The device display should now show update screen the following text: Updating... Player will reboot after update. Do not power off.</li><li data-identifyelement="631">After the update is finished, the unit will reboot with the new firmware. It’s advisable to power cycle the unit again manually before use.</li></ol> Tip: Make sure that any drives with a USB firmware update file are first removed when rebooting into FW update mode. If an update file is detected on a drive, the firmware updater will update from the file instead of from the computer. For further support and troubleshooting, please visit our <a data-identifyelement="639" href="https://support.enginedj.com/support/solutions/folders/69000636314" rel="noreferrer" target="_blank">FAQ&nbsp;</a>or contact our support team.

Numark | How to Update Engine DJ OS

Introducing Engine DJ 2.4.0. Our latest version of Engine DJ delivers a brand new Beat Grid Editor, desktop support for macOS 13 Ventura as well as native support for Apple M1/M2 chipsets, Relocate Missing Files for Engine DJ Desktop and HFS+ support for the SC6000 and SC6000M. In addition to this, there are a host of improvements and fixes to ensure you continually get the best Engine DJ experience on your desktop and device. To download Engine DJ 2.4.0 Desktop &amp; OS versions and to see the full release notes, visit the following link:<a href="https://enginedj.com/downloads">https://enginedj.com/downloads</a> <h2 dir="ltr">Engine DJ OS (hardware)</h2><h3 dir="ltr">New Features</h3><ul><li dir="ltr">Beat Grid Editor – A new full-screen beat grid editor brings expanded beat grid editing features to standalone devices. Offering grid alignment controls, anchor points for setting the standard and dynamic (multi-tempo) beat grids, manual BPM entry with numerical keypad, TAP tempo, and lock. </li><li dir="ltr">Beat Jump and Auto Loop size controls can now be linked/unlinked. When linked, Beat Jump size and Auto Loop size are adjusted together via the Auto Loop encoder. When unlinked, Beat Jump size and Auto Loop size can be adjusted independently.&nbsp;<ul><li dir="ltr">To adjust Beat Jump size independently on the SC5000/M, SC6000/M, PRIME 2/4, and SC LIVE 2/4 hold Shift and press the Beat Jump buttons.</li><li dir="ltr">To adjust Beat Jump size independently on PRIME GO, hold Shift and press the Auto Loop encoder button. </li></ul></li><li dir="ltr">Temp Cue position can now be set while the deck is playing if the deck platter is engaged </li><li dir="ltr">Added the ability to send the microphone signal to the Zone output (PRIME 4) </li><li dir="ltr">Pressing the Cue button at the end of a track now returns the play head to the initial Cue position </li><li dir="ltr">&nbsp;Added the ability to maintain FX beat and parameter values (per effect) across power cycles* </li><li dir="ltr">Added the ability to reset FX beat and parameters to the factory default when changing effects* </li><li dir="ltr">Added HFS+ support for the latest generation of flagship Media Players (SC6000/M)**</li></ul> <h3 dir="ltr">Improvements and Fixes</h3><ul><li dir="ltr">Play as Playlist crossfade time setting now persists across power cycles </li><li dir="ltr">The ‘Reset to defaults’ feature has changed to ‘Factory reset' which now resets all device settings to their shipping defaults, and erases all Wi-Fi, and streaming service data. </li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue where Wi-Fi status was displayed incorrectly after powering on </li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue where in certain conditions, Wi-Fi networks would not appear in the network list </li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue where Wi-Fi could falsely present an “Input/output error” in certain circumstances </li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue where the device could hang when ejecting a media source that is currently in ‘Play as Playlist’ mode </li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue that prohibited History lists from being removed in Edit mode </li><li dir="ltr">Other various stability enhancements &amp; improvements</li></ul> *The current PRIME 4 system architecture employs a dedicated firmware-based FX engine and mixer. Effect improvements are planned to be added to the PRIME 4 in a future release. **HFS+ support is only available for the latest generation of flagship Media Players. This addition has been added to support DJs outside of the Engine DJ ecosystem in professional performance environments.&nbsp; &nbsp;<h2 dir="ltr">Engine DJ Software (desktop)</h2><h3 dir="ltr">New Features&nbsp;</h3><ul><li dir="ltr">Relocate Missing Files - Missing files can now be located via a manual or automated process. To relocate files, right-click on a missing (red) file to see the two new relocate options. </li><li dir="ltr">Added support for Apple Silicon chipsets (M1/M2 chipsets) </li><li dir="ltr">Added support for macOS 13 (Ventura)</li></ul> <h3 dir="ltr">Improvements and Fixes</h3><ul><li dir="ltr">Improved Sync Manager track removal performance </li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue that prevented specific databases from adding new playlists and tracks </li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue that prevented dragging playlists from one drive to another </li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue where for certain tracks the ‘Date Added’ field was not displayed after import </li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue where the waveform Tooltip was not displayed when fully zoomed in/out </li><li dir="ltr">Fixed a crash for WASAPI audio driver on Windows OS </li><li dir="ltr">macOS 10.14 (Mojave) is no longer officially supported and installation is blocked due to internal library upgrade requirements </li><li dir="ltr">Other various stability enhancements &amp; improvements</li></ul>

 Introducing Engine DJ 2.4.0. Our latest version of Engine DJ delivers a brand new Beat Grid Editor, desktop support for macOS 13 Ventura as well as native support for Apple M1/M2 chipsets, Relocate Missing Files for Engine DJ Desktop and HFS+ support for the SC6000 and SC6000M.     In addition to this, there are a host of improvements and fixes to ensure you continually get the best Engine DJ experience on your desktop and device.     To download Engine DJ 2.4.0 Desktop & OS versions and to see the full release notes, visit the following link:  https://enginedj.com/downloads        Engine DJ OS (hardware)  New Features   Beat Grid Editor – A new full-screen beat grid editor brings expanded beat grid editing features to standalone devices. Offering grid alignment controls, anchor points for setting the standard and dynamic (multi-tempo) beat grids, manual BPM entry with numerical keypad, TAP tempo, and lock.    Beat Jump and Auto Loop size controls can now be linked/unlinked. When linked, Beat Jump size and Auto Loop size are adjusted together via the Auto Loop encoder. When unlinked, Beat Jump size and Auto Loop size can be adjusted independently.   To adjust Beat Jump size independently on the SC5000/M, SC6000/M, PRIME 2/4, and SC LIVE 2/4 hold Shift and press the Beat Jump buttons.  To adjust Beat Jump size independently on PRIME GO, hold Shift and press the Auto Loop encoder button.      Temp Cue position can now be set while the deck is playing if the deck platter is engaged    Added the ability to send the microphone signal to the Zone output (PRIME 4)    Pressing the Cue button at the end of a track now returns the play head to the initial Cue position     Added the ability to maintain FX beat and parameter values (per effect) across power cycles*    Added the ability to reset FX beat and parameters to the factory default when changing effects*    Added HFS+ support for the latest generation of flagship Media Players (SC6000/M)**         Improvements and Fixes   Play as Playlist crossfade time setting now persists across power cycles    The ‘Reset to defaults’ feature has changed to ‘Factory reset' which now resets all device settings to their shipping defaults, and erases all Wi-Fi, and streaming service data.    Fixed an issue where Wi-Fi status was displayed incorrectly after powering on    Fixed an issue where in certain conditions, Wi-Fi networks would not appear in the network list    Fixed an issue where Wi-Fi could falsely present an “Input/output error” in certain circumstances    Fixed an issue where the device could hang when ejecting a media source that is currently in ‘Play as Playlist’ mode    Fixed an issue that prohibited History lists from being removed in Edit mode    Other various stability enhancements & improvements         *The current PRIME 4 system architecture employs a dedicated firmware-based FX engine and mixer. Effect improvements are planned to be added to the PRIME 4 in a future release.     **HFS+ support is only available for the latest generation of flagship Media Players. This addition has been added to support DJs outside of the Engine DJ ecosystem in professional performance environments.         Engine DJ Software (desktop)  New Features    Relocate Missing Files - Missing files can now be located via a manual or automated process. To relocate files, right-click on a missing (red) file to see the two new relocate options.     Added support for Apple Silicon chipsets (M1/M2 chipsets)    Added support for macOS 13 (Ventura)      Improvements and Fixes   Improved Sync Manager track removal performance    Fixed an issue that prevented specific databases from adding new playlists and tracks    Fixed an issue that prevented dragging playlists from one drive to another    Fixed an issue where for certain tracks the ‘Date Added’ field was not displayed after import     Fixed an issue where the waveform Tooltip was not displayed when fully zoomed in/out    Fixed a crash for WASAPI audio driver on Windows OS    macOS 10.14 (Mojave) is no longer officially supported and installation is blocked due to internal library upgrade requirements    Other various stability enhancements & improvements     

Introducing Engine DJ 2.4.0.  There are a host of improvements and fixes to ensure you continually get the best Engine DJ experience on your desktop and device.

Engine DJ 2.4.0 Update Release Notes

Hot off the heels of Engine DJ 2.0, version 2.1 delivers the highly-requested LC6000 PRIME control for Denon DJ's PRIME 4, Desktop support for Windows 11 &amp; macOS 12 Monterey plus, new 4 deck performance views for the PRIME 4. In addition to this, there are a host of improvements and fixes to ensure you continually get the best Engine DJ experience on your desktop and device. To download Engine DJ 2.1 Desktop &amp; OS version and see the full release notes, click: <a href="https://enginedj.com/downloads" rel="noreferrer" target="_blank">Download Engine DJ</a> New Features<ul><li dir="ltr">Added support for macOS Monterey</li><li>Added support for Windows 11</li></ul> Improvements and Fixes<ul><li dir="ltr">Improved Playlist display time</li><li dir="ltr">Improved search result speed</li><li dir="ltr">Improved Sync Manager repack time</li><li dir="ltr">Improved Sync Manager packing size calculation time</li><li dir="ltr">Fixed a crash that could occur due to streaming tracks being present in the Engine DJ database</li><li dir="ltr">Fixed a crash that could occur when removing a playlist multiple times in quick succession</li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue where the track highlight was not retained after dragging to a different playlist</li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue that would result in the database migration stalling midway and never completing</li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue that would result in a failed database migration</li><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue where no Engine Lighting script would be exported</li><li>Other various stability enhancements &amp; improvements</li></ul>

 Hot off the heels of Engine DJ 2.0, version 2.1 delivers the highly-requested LC6000 PRIME control for Denon DJ's PRIME 4, Desktop support for Windows 11 & macOS 12 Monterey plus, new 4 deck performance views for the PRIME 4.     In addition to this, there are a host of improvements and fixes to ensure you continually get the best Engine DJ experience on your desktop and device.     To download Engine DJ 2.1 Desktop & OS version and see the full release notes, click: Download Engine DJ        New Features   Added support for macOS Monterey  Added support for Windows 11      Improvements and Fixes   Improved Playlist display time  Improved search result speed  Improved Sync Manager repack time  Improved Sync Manager packing size calculation time  Fixed a crash that could occur due to streaming tracks being present in the Engine DJ database  Fixed a crash that could occur when removing a playlist multiple times in quick succession  Fixed an issue where the track highlight was not retained after dragging to a different playlist  Fixed an issue that would result in the database migration stalling midway and never completing  Fixed an issue that would result in a failed database migration  Fixed an issue where no Engine Lighting script would be exported  Other various stability enhancements & improvements  

Hot off the heels of Engine DJ 2.0, version 2.1 delivers the highly-requested LC6000 PRIME control for Denon DJ's PRIME 4, Desktop support for Windows 11 & macOS 12 Monterey plus, new 4 deck performance views for the PRIME 4.

Engine DJ 2.1 Update

With new lighting fader options for Denon DJ's PRIME 2 &amp; PRIME 4, plus, more improvements and bug fixes, download 2.0.2 below to continue getting the best experience on your Engine DJ desktop and enabled hardware. <a href="https://enginedj.com/downloads" rel="noreferrer" target="_blank">Download Engine DJ</a> Improvements and Fixes<ul><li dir="ltr">Fixed an issue where the moving waveforms would drift out of sync after passing the play head</li><li dir="ltr">Fixed migration issues that caused corrupt and incompatible drive dialogs for some users after migrating to Engine DJ v2.0.0</li><li>Other various stability enhancements &amp; improvements</li></ul>

 With new lighting fader options for Denon DJ's PRIME 2 & PRIME 4, plus, more improvements and bug fixes, download 2.0.2 below to continue getting the best experience on your Engine DJ desktop and enabled hardware.     Download Engine DJ        Improvements and Fixes   Fixed an issue where the moving waveforms would drift out of sync after passing the play head  Fixed migration issues that caused corrupt and incompatible drive dialogs for some users after migrating to Engine DJ v2.0.0  Other various stability enhancements & improvements  

With new lighting fader options for Denon DJ's PRIME 2 & PRIME 4, plus, more improvements and bug fixes, download 2.0.2 below to continue getting the best experience on your Engine DJ desktop and enabled hardware.