"real" Pc-mixing Program

Become a part of the TranceAddict community!

Frequently Asked Questions - Please read this if you haven't

TranceAddict Forums > DJing / Production / Promotion > DJ Booth > "real" Pc-mixing Program

Last Thread Next Thread

Author

Thread

coldblood
tranceaddict in training

Registered: Jan 2001
Location: G E R M A N Y

"real" Pc-mixing Program

hey ppl!

i ask myself if there is a real pc program with which ya can mix (it baby)...
I mean, that can i can use headphones and pre-listen to a track...so that i can make a real dj set with pc...okay, scratching is not soo good and important, but anyway, you dont have everything on vynil or @ me i cannot use the pc to record the whole thing (too far away )...and tape...sorry man, noway...

because you could use line out 1 for usual listening("what you hear") and the line out 2 ("headphones, cue")..
thx ppl

Nov-23-2001 18:14

Click here to Send coldblood a Private Message

djskylz
tranceaddict

Registered: Aug 2001
Location: The Netherlands

If I where you i would buy myself a small cheap mixer, and would put the 2 line outs to that mixer, and you can use the que function there, and that's a lot easyer. You can still use the same software as you do now, and a small mixer doesn't have to be >1000 mark. Just go to a electricstore nearby, and get yourself a 2 channel mixer there for approx. 100 mark or less (if you want to upgrade later, it may be better to buy a bigger mixer, so it is possible to at TT's and other stuff later.

Greetz Maarten

Nov-23-2001 20:17 Netherlands

Click here to Send djskylz a Private Message

serialkillah
Knock knock

Registered: Aug 2001
Location: Doetinchem, The Netherlands

I just got 2 soundcards in my pc, have a little mixer (approx 125 DM) connected to them and you can just mix with BPM-Studio or so...

___________________

Nov-23-2001 21:53 Netherlands

Click here to Send serialkillah a Private Message

Matt
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Toronto, Canada

2 soundcards + cheap mixer (I use a Gemini PMX-80) + BPM Studio = really great combo for starting out.

BPM Studio is excellent, because the only it can do for you is count BPMs, and automatically adjusts pitch (although, I find it needs adjusting sometimes). Everything else is done by you. It's got just about everything a dual cd player has (or two cd decks).

___________________
//..

Nov-24-2001 01:56 Canada

Click here to Send Matt a Private Message

dj alonzo
Swimming Addict

Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Modi'in, Israel

I started out on a BPM-Studio and a cheap 80$ mixer.. it's very easy and really realistic. later i upgraded the mixer and then i bought a pair of CDJ-100's.. but i actualy learnt how to beatmatch and how to mix using that program.

___________________

Nov-24-2001 20:18 Israel

Click here to Send dj alonzo a Private Message

coldblood
tranceaddict in training

Registered: Jan 2001
Location: G E R M A N Y

THX PPL!

Well, i think i'll take me 150DM Mixer (already got one for my turntables) and maybe antoher soundcard...

Nov-25-2001 13:33

ambrus07
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Oct 2000
Location: lost in spice

Traktor..

You can try Native Instruments' "Traktor" it does everything you were looking for, so you wont have to buy another sound card or NE thing.. only thing is i dunno where to get it, a friend of mine hooked me up. u can try on line somewhere.. email me if u have q's.

Nov-26-2001 02:59 Hungary