DJ MP3

[alan_driver]

Does anyone know if a Virtual DJ device for the PC exists. What i want to do it make a playlist and fade one track into the next. Any ideas? If win amp does it, I cant see the option.

[incorrigible]

Alan

Mail me through my profile, I've got a disk that demos about 15 such devices (got some good sequencing software on there too) I'll mail it to you

If you want to buy, see reviews on the Sound on Sound webisite or more serious music making stuff at hramony central

[bigtone]

PCDJ Does it - I haven't used it a lot, but it's a laugh to play around with. I think there are trial versions around. Look at www.pcdj.com/

Tony

[M@H]

Virtual Turntables from Carrot Innovations... just what you're after..and much more (and free)

Cheers,
Matt

Edited to add, I can't go into how cool it is, but you can fade multiple tracks together, not just one or two, and its got beat matching and loads of other stuff in it.. I last used it to demonstrate that all tracks by Faithless are in fact the same...

>> Edited by M@H on Tuesday 8th April 17:06

[robp]

A friend of mine uses "PCDJ" or something like that. It might be a bit advanced for what you need but should do the trick. I think you can download it, try pcdj.com

[Size Nine Elm]

Does anyone know if a Virtual DJ device for the PC exists. What i want to do it make a playlist and fade one track into the next. Any ideas? If win amp does it, I cant see the option.

WinAmp does do it. Switch on the cross-fade option.
Default skin, its the X button on the control panel, or Options->Crossfader.

[ErnestM]

Alan - the new version of Windows Media Player does it. Also, if you download and install the Plus! Digital Media Pack - there is a "Party Mode" where you can set up and run your own list of tunes along with some nice graphics...

ErnestM