A: No. This is hard-coded into the audio stream. The only way to stop the voice is to purchase a license (Home LE or Pro).
Modern versions of Virtual DJ (VDJ 8/9) ignore these edits or crash if you try. Do not waste your time unless you are on Version 7.
If you absolutely cannot afford the Pro license but need a logo-free video (not audio – the voice will still ruin your audio), you can hide the visual logo using OBS. remove virtual dj logo
If you have bought a specific DJ controller (like a Pioneer, Numark, or Hercules unit), check if it came with a "Virtual DJ LE" (Limited Edition) license or offers a discount for the Pro version.
Ensure you are logged into your Pro account within the license tab. Modern versions of Virtual DJ (VDJ 8/9) ignore
If you have a Pro license, follow these steps to turn off the logo:
If you have ever used Virtual DJ (VDJ) to mix a set, record a mix, or stream a live performance, you have likely encountered a persistent annoyance: the . If you have bought a specific DJ controller
When you hit the "Record Video" button, Virtual DJ captures exactly what is on your master screen. If you have overlays (beat grids, waveforms) visible, they will be recorded. To record a clean, logo-free video:
By default, when using the "Home Free" edition of Virtual DJ, the software places a vocal shout-out ("Virtual DJ Home") every 30 to 60 seconds. However, even in higher-tier versions, visual branding often appears on video streams, recorded MP4 files, and CDJ screen modes. For a professional DJ, that logo is clutter. It distracts from your personal brand, looks unprofessional in a club setting, and can get your recorded sets flagged on YouTube or Instagram.
Once you purchase a license (or connect a supported controller in "Plug and Play" mode), the watermark is automatically removed from all recordings, broadcasts, and video output.
This is the only 100% effective, permanent, and legal way to from audio. Once you purchase a license, the software assumes you are a professional who does not need marketing interruptions.