Now this app should work not only with Serato, but also with Duett and all other desktop extension to iOS device.
So when I browse the Serato library of mine and select the album, allow me to select the desired track and also allow the load it to A,B,C, or D deck.

These extension apps can handle 2 Ipad (pod, phone), the user could use 1 on each side of the main display (or even 4 devices, so every deck could have its own, dedicated browsing screen.)

If Serato can't update their UI to satisfy their users needs, than outsiders should do it.

This is the best DJ friendly solution I ever seen. (I'm from the analog side, used vinyl for a decade and a half)

+1000

It really feels like digging through crates. Much nicer than the iOS Music app.

You should cooperate with Serato, to bring this for the upcoming v.2.0 or maybe for the v.2.1

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I'd love to!

This has been released! Get it at www.jamsontoast.com

You should port it to android and windows......
I would use this on my win pc

I'm just waiting to get my Ipad Mini 2.
Just wonder if your player supports Flac files too?

I hope it does!

It does not currently support FLAC files, but this is certainly something I would like to build at some point!

Also, it would be nice to have a complete music arrangement system.
For example I connecting my device to an external memory/hdd (via cable or wifi)

So if I have a few hundred gigs to get sorted I can do the sorting with your program ...
delete songs from an album, place some songs to different folders and so on. (different genres or artists on compilations)
So I could use the new file structure on SDJ for example via the well known JAVA app that syncs the folders with SDJ

Totally agree, I think digital music management/organization is fundamentally broken. Unfortunately, the workflow you are describing would take a significant amount of resources and time to accomplish.
If I had it my way, I would just create a new iTunes. However, I'm just one person working on this project, that too without any funding, so there's an upper limit to what I can accomplish alone.

I still think you should co-operate with Serato.

You guys should make an expansion pack together.
Many old-school vinyl lover would buy it for sure.
Also most of the younger guys don't need it at all, since they never had a vinyl or cd.

The might help you out coding and distribute it and you share the income some way.

You could get a nice money, they could get 1 step further to the real vinyl-like experience....
a win-win situation!

I hope it will support any wireless HDD

Should work on a Windows PC!

Bump

yes please!