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___Sick_Boy
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Posted : Oct 28, 2001 11:03:00
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I'm trying to use my computer to mix live music at a party, i have MixMeister, anything better where i can actually listen to the track before i goes on and mix it better LIVE? any program or suggestion please post.
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___HuJaBoY
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Posted : Oct 28, 2001 11:05:16
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Native instruments-Traktor da best fo dat shite |
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___Maxim_Kai.
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Posted : Oct 28, 2001 16:23:35
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'Virtual Turn Tables' (VTT) from 'Carrot bla bla bla something' i don't remeber the name of developer.
It uses hotkeys (u can bind keyboard to pitch, crossfader, volume, effects), makes images of songs (eg if u once loaded a song VTT will remember BPM, last pitch and volume level). 10 bindings for Que. Supports MP3, wav.
Also MJStudio - rather nice if u have fast cpu.
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___Maxim_Kai.
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Posted : Oct 28, 2001 16:24:54
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i forgot - it's not freeware, u have to buy it.
but i have a crack... |
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___bilbobagginz
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Posted : Oct 28, 2001 17:44:11
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If you mix mp3 or wavs there are 2 programs that do exactly what u need under Linux OS.
you need 2 Audio cards or a card with multiple Audio Outputs (Envy24 Chipset for example)
the names are:
GDAM and TerminatorX
they both have effects and pitch options, crossfaders etc. search for them the WWW.
you can control them with external midi controller
afaik.
the windows programs have already been mentioned.
Traktor seems to be very promissing
BOM
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___KhelProject
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Posted : Oct 31, 2001 20:27:45
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There are two good mixing software these dayes:
- Virtual turn table - VTT
- Traktor mixer:) - better one!
try them!!! |
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