FX-DJ is a club music system built on FX-SOUND, delivering genuine 3D positional audio rather than a simple volume slider. Tracks played from the booth are positioned in the world: they pan as you walk past speakers, fall off with distance on a selectable curve, and lose high frequencies when you enter adjacent rooms. Everyone in the venue hears the same track at the same playback point.

The DJ operates from a single control panel to search or paste YouTube links, queue tracks, seek, shuffle, repeat, and advance automatically. Playlists are database-backed and shared across the job, so queues persist between sessions. The system includes stage lighting, lasers, smoke and particles synchronized to all clients, with colour selection and RGB cycling. Customers can request songs through a menu for DJ approval, with optional priority-request fees. A configurable door system tracks entry fees and revenue splits to the society, the DJ, or a money sink.