The safest and most reliable way to install the app is directly from Google Play.

Virtual DJ Remote on Google Play

Virtual DJ Remote is an official companion application designed to connect seamlessly with Virtual DJ software running on a PC or Mac. It does not play audio on your phone. Instead, it sends control signals over Wi-Fi, mirroring the software's decks, mixers, and effects on your Android touchscreen. Key Features

: A customizable control surface app that lets you build your own layout to control Virtual DJ via MIDI over Wi-Fi.

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VirtualDJ Remote app allows you to wirelessly control the VirtualDJ software

Mix with up to 99 decks, browse your library, and manage playlists remotely. Real-time Synchronization:

Go to the desktop software (Gear Icon) and click on the Remote tab.

Reviews for the VirtualDJ Remote app are generally positive, with many DJs appreciating its functionality and freedom. Common praises include , the ability to manage sets remotely with minimal lag , and the customizable interface with different skins. One satisfied user simply noted that the app works " flawlessly " once a proper IP connection is established in the VirtualDJ program.

For DJs—both amateur and professional—managing a mix from a computer screen can sometimes feel restrictive. The ability to move around, interact with the crowd, and still maintain complete control over the mix is a game-changer. This is exactly where the comes into play.

While the mobile app is completely free to download, you also need the main VirtualDJ software on your computer, which is also free for non-commercial use and can be downloaded from the official website, www.virtualdj.com. The entire ecosystem is built around a simple Wi-Fi connection, so make sure your phone and computer are on the same network.

If you choose to use third-party APKs, be aware that you are stepping outside the official safety net of Google Play, where less than 1% of store-hosted apps contain malware, compared to a much higher risk outside the store. Using an emulator like BlueStacks on your PC is another safe alternative.