just wondering why MixMeister requires Internet Explorer to install.
I'm using Linux and IE is going to a son of a bitch to install just to get this to work.
are there any other windows program to mix music non-live?

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damn, I was so ready to open up two IE windows & start making a set

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Originally posted by Inconspicuous damn, I was so ready to open up two IE windows & start making a set

Could've done it with 1 window in firefox

One window in Firefox + multiple tabs. =D

Anyway, MixMeister may require IE for ActiveX or to query a particular website. (never used it before).

If you're only using it to key tracks, you could take a look at [[ LINK REMOVED ]]
. It is written in Java, so (theoretically) all you need is the Java VM for it to work.

I do think it is possible to install IE under Linux, although I've never (even wanted to) tried it. Perhaps look for a native solution?