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Follow the link and take the best DJ software: Mixvibes Cross 3.0 is a DJing application that lets you mix tracks and create live edits on the fly with a number of advanced tools such as hot-cues, loops and samplers. Even better, version 3 lets you mix videos as if they were ordinary tracks. You can even add video effects and transitions to the mix. We've been fans of Cross for a long time because of its visual simplicity, stability, fast response to commands and advanced features. Thankfully, Mixvibes hasn't messed with this winning formula, and Cross 3 looks much the same as Cross 2.5. The screen is organised into a track browser that occupies the lower portion of the screen, with virtual decks above that and global controls for setting preferences, volume and so on right at the very top.
The mixer is located between the decks, along with the equalisation controls for each deck. If you don't want to use video then that's how the screen layout remains. Whether you want to mix video or not, the DJing process is the same. You drag music or video tracks from the track browser onto the virtual decks. You can then set the tempos of the tracks so that they match, synchronise the beats and then mix the tracks in and out of each other.Loops are also great tools for creating live edits, as you can set a loop and then mix it into the same or another track playing on another deck. Cross has an autoloop function that lets you set a loop of a specific length and then increase or decrease the length of a loop while you're in it.
Cross allows you spin audio files using timecoded Vinyls/CDs and/or MIDI controllers: - External Control with MixVibes control Vinyl/CD - Authentic vinyl control with 2 vinyl driving modes: Absolute and Relative (for loops) - Powerful anti-skip mode, realistic sound even at low speeds - Best time code CD resolution for hot.
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You can also set a loop's start and end points manually, should you want to create a loop of an odd length.
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I tested this out on both my cdj-100s and I can tell you that now they have a new life. With the old TC the tracks skipped 2 sec after I pressed play now it's gone. Cueing is on point I had bitterness for along time with NI over their cdtc because all my cd decks had issues from the first day I bought it over 2 years ago. CDJ-100s Good DN-S3500 Good (skips when I scratch due to cue slip from the player) DN-S1200 Good (I don't need tc for these deck but tried it for the hell of it) Great job, now I can start thinking about bringing TSP out to bars and clubs.
Click to expand.Changing the tonal quality and dynamic range of the Timecode MAY have a negative effect on your control. I suggest using the timecode as-is. I'm absolutely certain that if normalization was intended for the files it would have been done. Remember this is not a human ear trying to improve sound color, this is an electronic device using a strict set of rules to convert an analog signal into a digital signal for temporal positioning. Unless you like playing timecode to your punters and they like critiquing the color and tonal quality of various timecode screeches, I would say leave it alone and get on with more the important task of using it to make 'da wikky-wik go good on da roundy round cd machine thingies'.