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Posted by Googooly on Jul-06-2005 13:27:

DJing Software?

Can someoe recommand me a good DJing software please?

Posted by Soundwerks on Jul-06-2005 14:10:

theres quite a few...

Traktor (www.nativeinstruments.com)

PCDJ (www.pcdj.com)

MixVibes (www.mixvibes.com)

well, those are the ones I've used and seem to be the most popular

Posted by Googooly on Jul-06-2005 15:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Soundwerks
theres quite a few...

Traktor (www.nativeinstruments.com)

PCDJ (www.pcdj.com)

MixVibes (www.mixvibes.com)

well, those are the ones I've used and seem to be the most popular

thanks for those

what Im lookingfor is that something easy to control and the looks is very important to me, Im looking for something wich has a look of REAL decks and stuff, not something with alof of buttons and stuff wich is very complicated.

something like this, simple:

Posted by gorex on Jul-06-2005 15:40:

virtual dj

Posted by alligator on Jul-06-2005 18:38:

quote:
Originally posted by gorex
virtual dj

v-dj is awesome

Posted by Googooly on Jul-06-2005 21:29:

quote:
Originally posted by gorex
virtual dj

OH YES!!! thats exactly what Im looking for, thank you!

Posted by Pinokio on Jul-07-2005 03:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Googooly
thanks for those

what Im lookingfor is that something easy to control and the looks is very important to me, Im looking for something wich has a look of REAL decks and stuff, not something with alof of buttons and stuff wich is very complicated.

something like this, simple:

Is this a software??

Posted by Joost on Jul-07-2005 12:17:

I think that's a DJ game for the PS2..

I have been mixing with Virtual DJ for ages and for me there's no program better. At least, not without external hardware. Been willing to try that for some time now.

But the real benefit of Virtual DJ is that you can see the waveforms of the 2 seperate tracks on top of eachother so you can beatmatch without even listening to the music.

I know, it's not really like the real thing, but if you just want to make clear nice mixes of some tracks you like (like me), then it's the best program you can get.

Sometimes it's a bit unstable though, when you kill the bass of one track and than suddenly put it back in again, the program stalls for a second or so, which can be extremely anoying when recording a set.. However this just happens very rarely.

Oh yeah: little tip: Get the skin "Mixstation SV", that one features two little nudge wheels on each deck which are extremely handy, in the original skin you will have to nudge by pressing <-- and --> , which isn't that accurate.

Posted by Dj Daeron on Aug-30-2005 17:50:

Sorry to bump an old thread. Does the virtual DJ overlap the sound waves in the visual similar to Atomix? If so do they make a Mac version.

I just got a new laptop and Atomix doesn't make a Mac version.

Posted by alligator on Aug-30-2005 21:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Dj Daeron
Sorry to bump an old thread. Does the virtual DJ overlap the sound waves in the visual similar to Atomix? If so do they make a Mac version.

I just got a new laptop and Atomix doesn't make a Mac version.
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atomix and virtual dj are produces by the same manufacturer...as far as a mac version...have no clue

Posted by Clovis on Sep-02-2005 03:38:

Ableton owns Virtual DJ

Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-02-2005 11:40:

Hardware owns googooly

Posted by BlueFear on Sep-02-2005 15:11:

quote:
Originally posted by gorex
virtual dj

I've used it. Recommended.

Posted by miamitranceman on Sep-03-2005 00:14:

Yeah, it gets the job done.