While the new Rekordbox 6 ecosystem offers some new advantages that anyone can enjoy with the free plan – such as Mobile Library Sync, which lets you sync playlists to Rekordbox iOS and then play your music off an iPhone from a connected CDJ or XDJ – the DVS control feature requires the Core subscription, and the marquee new feature of Cloud Library Syncing to Dropbox, along with the RMX effects, sequencer, video, and lyric functions, require the top-level Creative subscription. See the full breakdown of Rekordbox 6 subscription plan features here. Both of the intro offers come with a free 30-day trial.“ Creative” for $9.99 with the offer (usually $14.99).“ Core” that sits at $6.99/mo (usually $9.99, but this ‘intro offer’ is running until July 13, 2020).

There are currently two paid subscription tiers available: To keep up with this shift, Pioneer DJ has adopted cloud syncing of music libraries – and with it, a required paid subscription plan in order to do so. The Cost of Getting CreativeĪt an unprecedented time when clubs and festivals are on hold and DJ income is down across the board, DJs have adopted livestreaming over the Internet like never before. Supported Audio Formats: AAC, MP3, ALAC, FLAC, AIFF, WAV. (Intro offer prices Core and Creative subscriptions at $6.99/month or $9.99/month respectively until July 13, 2020.) Core subscription costs $9.99/month Creative subscription costs $14.99/month. Price: Free to download and use with all Pioneer DJ hardware. With Pioneer DJ’s Rekordbox 6 music management and DJ performance software, you can keep your prep your music files from multiple devices, sync changes seamlessly in the cloud, and hook up your set’s tracks from an iPhone to CDJs to perform.īut is all that really worth the subscription price? Contributing writer Markkus Rovito tests the Rekordbox 6 Creative plan to see if pay-to-play is the way of the future.

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