Many DJs appreciate Virtual DJ's stability and reliability, with some considering it the most stable DJ software they've used, especially for mobile gigs.

VDJ has been noted for its stability, with some users experiencing only two crashes in 15 years, highlighting its reliability.

The software’s inbuilt tutorials and tips are highly recommended for new users, with a preference for shorter tutorials for easier learning and revisiting.

VDJ's ability to import Serato crates and Rekordbox files automatically simplifies transitions between different software ecosystems.

Users appreciate VDJ's ability to show waveforms on the S11 screen, a feature not universally available in all DJ software.

VDJ offers a 5-way stem split, enhancing creative possibilities beyond typical stem isolation found in other DJ software.

The integration of Phase, a vinyl-like system, with VDJ works smoothly and retains Rekordbox cue points, enhancing the scratching experience.

Virtual DJ offers customizable controls via VDJScript, enabling unique features like the "stutter cue" effect found on CD players, not possible with Rekordbox.

The scripting language in VDJ lacks an OR operator, complicating the chaining of complex queries and actions.

VDJ supports almost all hardware, eliminating the need to choose gear based on software limitations, unlike Rekordbox and Serato.

Virtual DJ supports CDJ export, allowing users to prepare libraries for use on CDJs without needing Rekordbox, enhancing flexibility for club DJs.

VDJ is praised for effectively reading and using Rekordbox files, which is beneficial for DJs transitioning from other software.

VDJ's customization requires adjusting pitchQuality to 4 and scratchFilterQuality to 32 for optimal scratch sound quality, increasing CPU usage.

Some users suggest a lower tier pricing model for entry-level controllers, arguing it would encourage adoption among new DJs by reducing initial costs compared to Rekordbox.

Purchasing the lifetime license for Virtual DJ is considered more cost-effective compared to long-term subscriptions, especially for those planning extensive use.

The software is praised for its built-in video and slideshow playback, making it ideal for corporate gigs and events requiring visual elements alongside music.

The ability to isolate vocals using stems is highlighted as a significant feature for scratch DJs, eliminating the need for acapella versions.

Virtual DJ's library management is particularly favored for open format DJing, making it suitable for DJs with large music collections.