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Quick Q - App for making a mix disk?

ED E · 2009-08-01 20:56:19

Hey Lads, got a quick question as the title suggests:) Friends 18th coming up(10th). Don't feel like/don't have skills to/wouldnt suit to DJ it live. So, wanna make up a single track disk and just hit play. Job done, where's my Bulmers?... This will be a room full of quite tipsy teenagers so all I need is something basic.…

01-08-2009 9:56pm

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ED E

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Hey Lads, got a quick question as the title suggests:)

Friends 18th coming up(10th). Don't feel like/don't have skills to/wouldnt suit to DJ it live. So, wanna make up a single track disk and just hit play. Job done, where's my Bulmers?...

This will be a room full of quite tipsy teenagers so all I need is something basic. I just wanna beatmatch and fade, maybe a little EQing on the ends of the tracks. Nothing special. Any suggestions? Preferably freeware/not too dear.

Thanks,
Lethal.

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#2 02-08-2009 12:14am

VinylJunkie

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Whats stopping you recording the mix?

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#3 02-08-2009 1:00am

fish fingers

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Try Mixmeister

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#4 02-08-2009 1:13am

seannash

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make up a playlist in itunes and let it play.there is a crossfade feature in itunes.itll do it automatically

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#5 02-08-2009 1:42am

ED E

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Yeah, for simplicity and reliability a CD is good. I could use iTunes, but I kinda have this thing against Apple, though its quite irrational

MixMeister is perfect, I've just been using the demo there. Simple and intuitive. Thanks.

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