The popular music and video machine for iPad, vjay by algoriddim, has made it's way to the iPhone bringing all the same great features to the smaller device. With vjay, you can mix and scratch your favorite music videos from iTunes or combine songs from your music library with personal videos into a killer audio visual experience. You can then share your creations to a Facebook and YouTube.
vjay lets you use all the media stored on your iPhone, including videos, music, and footage from your Camera Roll. It also comes pre-loaded with a few few music videos and high-quality footage. Additionally, vjay features stunning audio and visual effects including looping tools, visual transitions, and real-time video scratch.
In addition to using media stored on your iPhone, vjay also lets you use the built-in camera of the Phone to record video and add them to your mixes on the fly.
With the touch of a button, vjay lets you save your mashups to the iPhone in real-time and share with friends. You can also plug your iPad into a TV or stream your videos wirelessly to an Apple TV. You can also browse for music videos on the iTunes store from directly within the app.
In celebration of vjay's release on the iPhone, both the iPhone and iPad versions are on sale. If you pick this one up, we would love to see the awesome videos you create, so please share them with us in the iMore videography forum!
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