Long before video DJing became mainstream, VirtualDJ Pro v6.0.1 integrated video mixing directly into the interface. DJs could transition between audio and video files using the same crossfader, apply video effects on the fly, and output video to external screens—making it a favorite for mobile DJs and club visuals.

One of the standout features of the v6 series was the improved "BeatLock" engine. This technology allowed DJs to lock the beat of a track to the master tempo, ensuring that songs would stay synchronized automatically. For v6.0.1, the algorithm was refined to handle tracks with variable tempos or complex rhythms much better than its predecessors.

The software featured a dual-deck layout that mirrored traditional DJ hardware.

VirtualDJ Pro v6.0.1 was a defining release for Atomix Productions. It offered a balance of video capabilities, broad hardware compatibility, and user-friendly beatmatching. While obsolete compared to modern standards—lacking the high-resolution waveforms, stem separation, and streaming services of today—it laid the foundational workflow for modern digital DJing. It remains a nostalgic milestone for many DJs who began their careers in the late 2000s.