I am in the process of purchasing a new mixer and a new MacBook Pro as, at the moment, I do have an iPad Pro (M1), a Kontrol S2 MK2 (that is not directly compatible with the iOS version), and a Windows Laptop (my MBP is in the computer heaven unfortunately).
All this means that I cannot use my controller on iOS and that I should use my PC instead. Right. My question here is, as there is no option to do a one-time payment for the Windows version, do I need to pay now for a Windows license and then, as soon as I upgrade either my laptop to a MBP or get a new compatible mixer with iOS, I will need to purchase another license?
I get that those apps are under different channels so they could have different prices, my problem here is that the current model is the subscription. Why the subscription itself is not transversal to other platforms? That would be like Spotify asking you to pay for 2 separate subscriptions if you have an Android TV and an iPhone.
Maybe I’m missing something as all the info that I found in that regard is a little bit old.
@karldeux I’ve been told that a single subscription of the latest djay Pro 5 will work across Windows, macOS and iOS devices. I believe you need to create a djay account when you install the Windows version and this should allow you to share your subscription with the Apple devices.
I already have a subscription to the iOS version, but when I installed the Windows version I was unable to link that to my existing subscription. For now, I have two subscriptions but obviously would prefer one if it’s possible.
I did see a post here from a few days ago saying that the iOS sub worked on Mac, but the Windows version was separate. According to this thread, that’s not the case so I’m confused.