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VTT because it is most like real turntables.

also you can use it with an external mixer.

vtt because of the jog wheel. just like real cd decks...
if you have vtt setup right, with two soundcards and an external mixer, its exactly like cd decks, with a few more features.

i wouldn't say its like turntables tho.. hehe no comp program is like turntables.

traktor has a bunch of cool features like a software mixer and filter.. but, it needs to screw the autobpm feature and get a jogwheel.

i like the layout of traktor plus those filter knobs are awsome

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where can i get traktor? i want to try it out,,

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i wouldn't say its like turntables tho.. hehe no comp program is like turntables

true.. but it's closer than anything else.

I only tried a demo of this traktor program.. I tried another one called MJ studio that sucked big time.

I have fantasies about making my own mixing program. something with 3D displays of the sound levels frequency by amplitude by time and you could spin the graph any way you like.

I think mixvibes pro wins hands down. Supports up to 16 virtual mixers, can record your mix and save it in mp3 or wave and create a cue sheet, can edit your mix, supports up to 4 sound cards, supports midi, can scratch, loop, sample... Everything is on the fly, ei. the program is very responsive... no lag time as long as you have a decent pc with some RAM. Has Balance control, complete eq. supports skins, very similar functions to real cd decks. It has wave visualization, all the other extra crap like auto bpm, auto fade in/fade out... I personally have never used many of the extra features like the auto bpm... it only degrades your mixing skills.
I have said it before and will say it again... after using VTT, traktor, BPM studio pro, virtual 1200s, PCDJ.... Mixvibes PRO 3.x is still number 1.

One note: Out of all programs though,, for a newbie, who does not want to learn how to mix, I recommend traktor. Ony simply, because it pretty much does everything for you... I don't recommend it for someone who actually wants to get prepared for real turntable or cd decks. I don't think that it does a good job at emulating them.

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Originally posted by bachatu I think mixvibes pro wins hands down. Supports up to 16 virtual mixers, can record your mix and save it in mp3 or wave and create a cue sheet, can edit your mix, supports up to 4 sound cards, supports midi, can scratch, loop, sample... Everything is on the fly, ei. the program is very responsive... no lag time as long as you have a decent pc with some RAM. Has Balance control, complete eq. supports skins, very similar functions to real cd decks. It has wave visualization, all the other extra crap like auto bpm, auto fade in/fade out... I personally have never used many of the extra features like the auto bpm... it only degrades your mixing skills. I have said it before and will say it again... after using VTT, traktor, BPM studio pro, virtual 1200s, PCDJ.... Mixvibes PRO 3.x is still number 1. One note: Out of all programs though,, for a newbie, who does not want to learn how to mix, I recommend traktor. Ony simply, because it pretty much does everything for you... I don't recommend it for someone who actually wants to get prepared for real turntable or cd decks. I don't think that it does a good job at emulating them.

u have sold me. im gonna download it now. has anyone got the full version tho ?

cheers

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Hmmm, all I've ried is Virtual Turntables which sucked and MJ studio which was better so I just voted for it!

Virtual Turntables is all I've ever used, and it was great! I never used to cheat on it by clicking on the button to set the pitch the same, I always did it the "real" way, by ear, and that made it nice and easy for me when I made the switch from mp3 to vinyl.

VTT rules! a friend of mine installed 2 soundcards in his computer so he could use headphones with it.. and his mixes sound VERY professional..
it's also very easy and simple to use.. the only bad point about it is that the equalizer works really slow..