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DJs use various software to make music, and the specific one often depends on personal preference and the required features. Some popular options include:

1. Ableton Live: Known for its seamless integration of production and DJing, it is favored by many for its workflow and features.
2. Serato DJ Pro: This is a renowned choice that focuses on digital vinyl emulation and mixing functions while also offering some production capabilities.
3. Traktor Pro by Native Instruments: It has a powerful and intuitive feature set, allowing for a wide range of mixing and production capabilities.
4. Pioneer Rekordbox: Often bundled with Pioneer’s CDJ players and DJ controllers, Rekordbox is favored for its easy organization of tracks and digital DJing.
5. Mixx: It is a free, open-source DJ software that is often recommended by users for its afford