Stackwax vs BeatScope Studio

Stackwax is the shelf for DJs. You hear a track. You need the BPM, the key, the Camelot code. You need it in your library before the night is over. You want to buy it on vinyl. StackWax does all of it in one tap. Hold your phone up. StackWax identifies the track, detects the BPM and key in real time, gives you the Camelot code, and shelves it directly into your library. Then the library works for you. Sort by BPM, by key, by Camelot. Drag tracks into playing order and sketch your next set before you step behind the decks. When you find something you want on vinyl, tap through to the Discogs listing and buy it without leaving the app. Connect your existing Discogs collection and import your records. Everything in one place, organised the way DJs think. Built for DJs who take music seriously. Works in clubs, record shops, at home, anywhere music is playing. Free to start. No credit card required. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

BeatScope Studio is a pocket toolkit for DJs and producers. • Listen & analyze — point the mic at the speakers and get a track's BPM and key in real time, with a spectrum analyzer and noise reduction. • Camelot wheel — harmonic mixing: pick a key and compatible next-track keys light up while the rest dim. • Tuner — chromatic and guitar modes, 415–443 Hz reference, cent-accurate. • Metronome — tap tempo, time signatures, haptic beat and click. • SPL meter — venue loudness with hearing-risk zones. • Set recorder — record with input selection, format (AAC/WAV/FLAC) and a big landscape StandBy timer. Works fully offline, on-device.