macOS installer · ZIP · 1.8 MB
MIDI Device Profile v43
Installs the DeviceJockey control-surface profile required by the dedicated Logic Pro OSC interface.
Resources
Downloads
Get DeviceJockey, setup tools, example scenes, and protocol references from one place.
DeviceJockey beta
Install DeviceJockey through TestFlight.
DeviceJockey is currently available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac through Apple TestFlight. TestFlight manages installation and delivers new beta versions when they become available.
Apple TestFlight opens externally.
You may need the TestFlight app and an Apple Account to install the beta.
Logic Pro
Install the profile or start with a prepared scene.
DeviceJockey scene · DJX · 27 MB
Logic Pro Toolbox v2
A collection of prepared Logic Pro OSC controls that you can test, copy, and adapt to your panels.
Included panels
Swipe or use the arrows. Select a preview to open the full panel.
DeviceJockey scene · DJX · 2.4 MB
DJ Logic X Control v1
A complete multi-panel Logic Pro controller combining dedicated OSC controls with MIDI commands.
Included panels
Swipe or use the arrows. Select a preview to open the full panel.
Blackmagic Videohub
Open the official Ethernet protocol reference.
External reference · PDF
Videohub Ethernet Protocol Manual
Blackmagic Design's reference for routing, labels, commands, and feedback over the Videohub Ethernet protocol.
Two older Videohub scene links are not included.
The former iPhone and iPad example files are no longer available from the existing WordPress server. They can be added here when valid source files are available.
Using scene files
Import DJX files into DeviceJockey.
Download the file.
Save the DJX scene on the device where you use DeviceJockey.
Open or share the scene.
Use the system share sheet or the DeviceJockey import function to pass the file to the app.
Review the configuration.
Check interface addresses, ports, MIDI endpoints, and other environment-specific settings before enabling connections.
Downloaded scenes are starting points.
Review commands, events, interface settings, and network destinations before using a scene in Live Mode.