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Posted by ar'Jay on Jan-16-2001 02:24:

Hey,

I am looking for any sorta good mixing programs. I would like to try mixing my own music etcetc

I am currently using Mixvibes pro, and a beat generator, but i would like a better beat generator....

any help would be hot

thanks ar'Jay

Posted by djfred on Jan-16-2001 04:44:

i've always used Virtual Turntables.. it think it's a great program.. there is a beat counter you can download on a link from the VTT home page. I just use the built in beat counter... you have to hit a key on the keyboard for the beat..might sound crude, but it works better than any beat programs i've come across so far..

Posted by trancearmada on Jan-16-2001 19:42:

Ok there is a bunch of programs out there. I prefer the BPM-Studio, it's a little hard to use but you get all the things like beat counters and shit and mixing with it is awesome, and you can even record the mix with the program.
If you want the easiest to use program try Virtual Turntables. Also try ATOMIXmP3 mixer all you have to do with that one is just click a button and it does all the mixing for ya, it takes the fun out of dj'ing though!

Posted by cyberia on Jan-17-2001 21:01:

try mj-studio from d-lusion sound systems,I use it,made a lot of mixe swith it,easy to use and you can record your mixes,but it doesn't use dither!

Posted by tu_face on Jan-17-2001 21:11:

the best prog ever

Sorry but VTT is pants! Well it is next to Digital 1200 sl, its basically technics 1200sl's in software! u cant beat it. if u want it get the demo version and i can email u the crack (savin u ��'s)

peace

Posted by trancearmada on Jan-17-2001 21:38:

hehehe

i want the crack, i have been looking for one for a while but none of them worked!

[email protected]

thanx

Posted by hircos on Jan-21-2001 01:18:

you should try DJPower v3.85g full of course
mail me for link

Posted by PlayForToday on Jan-22-2001 11:26:

I've been spinning vinyl for a while, and I just started
doing it with the computer. I've been trying to find a crack too, my email is below. Cheers!

[email protected]

Posted by NemesisDragoness808 on Jan-23-2001 20:49:

a good mixing program

i was just wondering like everyone else in this forum, what a good quality program that i can use to mix my own music aside from the alternative of having your own set of turntables?

help a laydee out..and email meeh at [email protected]

Posted by ar'Jay on Jan-24-2001 00:02:

Where could i FInd Digital 1200 sl?

Could anyone tell me where i could find Digital 1200 SL?

Or Virtual Turntables?

Posted by DJTJ on Jan-27-2001 16:51:

Re: the best prog ever

quote:
Originally posted by tu_face
Sorry but VTT is pants! Well it is next to Digital 1200 sl, its basically technics 1200sl's in software! u cant beat it. if u want it get the demo version and i can email u the crack (savin u ��'s)

peace

Sorry mate, but I beg to differ. I have been using VTT for about 2 years, and it's easily the best mp3 mixing program around. Admittedly the in-built beat counter is pretty pants, but if anyone is such a shite DJ that they have to use that then they're never gonna progress from mp3 mixing! It's so easy to split the channels and have the headphone cue out of the left channel and the speakers from the right, so why bother pissing around with a cheat-matcher?

ar'Jay, you can get VTT from http://www.carrotinnovations.com . I have got a crack for it, if you want it email me and i'll give it to you.

--
DJTJ

Posted by metchoun on Feb-04-2001 09:46:

all named mixing progs sux...

why? you like sw mixer? when speed of those two mixed tracks splits and you can uproot your hand while clicking and pushing those two vinyls and trying to mix them together while switching on sw mixer? that sux man!

im playing on some parties - 2 turntabkles + computer with two lineouts, go buy another sound card, plug it, download winamp and two coolest dsp plugins ever made - chronotron (changes speed of music without affecting vocals) and pitchfork (makes a turntable of each winamp), let every winamp use different waveout and plug them into your hw mixer... its much better and much more closer to mixing from turntables, isnt it? and it is more easyier.

Posted by Jocker on Feb-05-2001 02:01:

I think, the most user-friendly one is MJ Studio ( http://d-lusion.com )... You don't have to switch between the multiple windows (like in Virtual Turntables), all is on you the tips of your fingers, so to say. The interface is moreover intuitive due to it graphically represents two tts and a mixer (the interface is very eye-pleasing)... You can record what you've mixed, you can even record having one soundcard (you'll hear one channel in both speakers with the accent on the left, while th other - on the right), you have an easy-to-use 3-band EQ, AutoBPM, skip and all the stuff you need. One of the greatest features is keyboard binding (you can control almost everything via keyboard), which gives you more freedom, cause now you can do one thing with the mouse and another - with the keyboard.

Posted by metchoun on Feb-05-2001 06:21:

like i said.. these progs are for beginners who dont have two sound cards winamp + pitchfork + chronotron x2 is like turntables. any1 wanna try?

Posted by michiel on Feb-05-2001 11:59:

um..........ok guys, really cool
I d/l VTT and the prog from d-lusion but I really need the cracks for both of them.
can ne1 email them to: [email protected] ?
appreciated
thx

later

michiel