There's nothing worse than being asked to DJ an event without having the proper software. Often times, the IT person in an office environment who happens to have good taste in music will be asked to perform DJ duties at office events such as holiday or birthday parties. This can be incredibly frustrating, especially when these services are not compensated monetarily, but the implication is strong that negative consequences will result from refusal. In this kind of situation, one really has no choice but to acquiesce to the demands of their coworkers or boss and go forward with an attempt to DJ the event. 2710 DJ is here to rescue such people from otherwise certain failure and embarrassment.

2710 DJ combines all of the features needed to DJ any kind of party into a single program. Now anybody who wants to spin the music at an office party--or anyone who doesn't really want to but is being forced to do so through peer pressure or employer demands--can do so using an application that was custom-built for this purpose. 2710 DJ's interface is divided into multiple panels spread across the screen. Each one of the panels controls a different function. Users can cue new tracks and selectively listen to a track that's cueing while playing a different one through a different output channel. This is great for DJing, because it means the DJ doesn't have to interrupt the music to cue the next track.

2710 DJ is perfect for the put-upon IT professionals of the world who don't really know anything about DJing but are expected to by their coworkers because of the stereotypes placed upon IT people who have good musical tastes. It's free to use, so there's no hassle or risk in trying it out for your next gig.