TranceAddict Forums Archive > DJing / Production / Promotion > DJ Booth Pages: [1] 2  Linux mixing software View this Thread in Original format ikke Hija, On Windows everyone knows software like Traktor, Mixvibes, AtomixMP3, VirtualDJ and alike. Some love them, others hate them, but that's not the issue here. Since some months I'm a full time Linux user, and last week I got interested in DJ'ing again. I can't find any nice mixing software though :( (sold my "real" setup years ago, I'd like to start now with software mixing, maybe I'll buy a new setup later on then). I got a dualboot setup, but hardly use my Windows installation. My music files (yes, most of them ripped from my CD and vinyl collection) are on an LVM2 XFS logical volume, so I cannot access the files from withing Windows (I don't trust FAT, and can't write to NTFS from Linux properly). Has someone got any experience with Linux mixing software? I've been looking around a little, but couldn't find any "decent" program yet :mad: Thanks for any hints! ESMdjm600 haha... my ex is a hardcore linux head, if someone knows of a good linux dj software product, maybe i could score some points with her... Mr.Mystery quote: Originally posted by ESMdjm600 haha... my ex is a hardcore linux head, if someone knows of a good linux dj software product, maybe i could score some points with her... Wait wait wait... a hardcore linux head... and a female? :wtf: djkoolaide quote: Originally posted by ESMdjm600 haha... my ex is a hardcore linux head omghi2yourex!!!11 las3rjock There is a collection of links to DJ-related software at http://sound.condorow.net/ddj.html The most promising package seems to be BpmDj (http://bpmdj.sourceforge.net/) Also, FinalScratch used to be Linux-only on the PC (although it seems to be Windows-only now), so you might be able to track down and use an older version of the software. ESMdjm600 yea... i dont know too much about it, the most i know is that her favorite is slackware djkoolaide Just stumbled upon this site: http://www.openjay.org/ A83 I'm guessing you could put wine on linux and install traktor? Zild yeah, why don't you just use a windows program with wine if you can't find something you like ESMdjm600 quote: Originally posted by Zild yeah, why don't you just use a windows program with wine if you can't find something you like hes too l337 for that djkoolaide quote: Originally posted by A83 I'm guessing you could put wine on linux and install traktor? i bet the latency would kill you.. LeiWM06 because Tracktor already suck on windows, it would suck more on wine... just get a mac and get Ableton Live... CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Pages: [1] 2

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