For the safest experience and access to the latest features like AI-generated stems and cloud library support, the official VirtualDJ website remains the best place to download the software, including access to legacy versions for registered Pro users. Virtual DJ 7 Trumps 4 Decks with, erm, 99 - Digital DJ Tips

: When it was first previewed at the 2010 Atlantic City DJ Expo, version 7 "trumped" competitors like Serato and Traktor by drastically increasing the number of decks a user could configure.

: Despite being an older version, some DJs still consider it a robust tool. Discussions in the VirtualDJ forums highlight how many professionals used it as their primary software due to its stability.

: If you're running version 7 on older hardware (like Windows XP), you can still find community advice on managing CPU usage and licensing your serial number across multiple devices.

: Many long-term users faced a learning curve when transitioning to newer versions. For those still using version 7, you can actually make Virtual DJ 8 look like version 7 by using legacy skins and adjusting settings like the horizontal side list.

If you are looking for information or help with this specific version, here are several interesting perspectives and resources: