Soft or Hard ware notes 1- Virtual DJ vs. Cue
A few years ago, a company named Atomix introduced a desktop/laptop DJ mix system that specialized time stretch and changed DJ Mixing in clubs. They weren't a high end app, but very popular otherwise. A pop mid level company named Ejay (which have a troublesome past with their recording system incompatibility) got the rights to it and released it as the app Virtual DJ. Although presently, it is beleived that they no longer own rights. Around the same time (Newmark) Cue was popular and had a very similar template, which they licenced. Along with the power apps like Scratch they expanded to digital vinyl. I found the current Virtual DJ to be really a great improvement. After finishing a recording, I can do an alternative edit of the track. What mixing software do you use (if any) and why? I know PCDJ has been on the market a long time... and let's not forget the power market app Traktor. -B links- www.virtualdj.com ...