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Free DJ mixing program

Here's a free DJ app for Macs with real time audio mixing and recording - "djay is the groundbreaking new software for Mac OS X. It takes full advantage of Apple's latest audio and graphics technologies, and runs natively on both Intel and PowerPC processors. It supports all common file formats, such as mp3, aiff, wav, aac, caf. With djay you can control and mix your whole digital music collection with two realistic virtual, interactive turntables and both record and transmit the audio in real-time over the Bonjour network to other connected djays. " [via] - Link.

Related:

KraMixer (Windows) - Link.
Mixxx (open source DJ tool) - Link.

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Posted by: KiTTi on August 20, 2006 at 7:17 PM

Too bad KraMixer is bundled with adware (WhenU Save). I wish it didn't because it is an amazing product.

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Posted by: jovino on August 21, 2006 at 2:17 AM

You certainly get what you pay for in regards to this application. On the positive side, the independent pitch and tempo controls are interesting. If only they would tie the two together and create a "master tempo" control like on CDJ decks.

I'm still a fan of the $60 DJ software DJ 1800.

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Posted by: gabriel on February 13, 2008 at 10:20 PM

i like the dj software i love going too much in music

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Posted by: Francis on March 29, 2008 at 3:38 AM

All major DJ instruments and tools are available at Beat Port store…..!

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