Are there any 3rd party apps that still support Spotify?īesides the built-in Spotify DJ Mode, which does not offer much except the cross-fade, a basic EQ, and track selection features, the only DJ app that Spotify has agreed to allow to keep working is the Pacemaker Dj app. You may be thinking, what if I download the tracks from Spotify with the help of another software to use them with my DJ app? Here, I must warn you that downloading or extracting any kind of content from Spotify to use outside the Spotify platform is illegal as the songs, podcasts, and cover arts are all copyrighted contents. So, as of July 2020, there is no DJ app on Apple Store, Google Store, or any platform that works connected to your Spotify account. So, even though it is technically possible to use Spotify tracks with a DJ app, it violates the Terms of Service, while creating an app for DJing with Spotify is against the Developer’s Policy.
The statement indicates that creating as well as using Spotify with a third-party DJ app for blending, mixing, and/or remixing tracks is illegal.
Can I use Spotify with third-party DJ apps or DJ software?Īs of July 2020, with the change of Spotify’s Terms Of Service and Developer’s Policy, Spotify has terminated the third-party DJ apps and software access. So, legally there can’t be any DJ software that works with Spotify. Spotify no longer supports third-party DJ apps since July 2020, which means users can’t use any DJ software with their Spotify accounts for audio manipulation, track mixing and blending, or any kind of DJing.
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