Mixing software

[steve_1979]

Can anyone recommend any DJing/mixing software which can mix songs together automatically?

I want to create a dance mix for a party using only the upbeats tracks from Caravan Palace. I don't have a mixer (or DJing skills) to mix them together myself and wondered if there is any software which will automatically do the mixing for me?

 

[Al ears]

Obviously no budding DJ's on here steve

 

[Al ears]

Drat and double drat ..... Double post - sorry

 

[John Duncan]

I will ask my DJ friend but my first suggestion woul be cross fade in iTunes (or Spotify). It won't beat match but you (and the audience) may not care.

 

[cheeseboy]

you could try Mixxx as it's free 🙂 http://www.mixxx.org/

just depends on how much you want to spend/how technical you want to get...

 

[DaveyBoy1980]

Virtual DJ Pro full edition does automix but it's expensive. http://www.virtualdj.com/buy/index.html

I use Serato for DJing but that doesn't have an automix and you would need a DJ controller.

I'm sure there are free ones out there, it's just a case of googling. I think it was John that recommended using the auto fade feature in itunes or Media Monkey. I think most music players have that feature. It's a crude way of doing it but at least there will be no gaps.

 

[John Duncan]

My DJ friend says traktor or serato if you're serious, Virtual DJ Home if you're not. Just had a quick look at virtual DJ home version (free for non commercial use) and it has automatic beatmatching, so that sounds like a way to go.

 

[steve_1979]

My DJ friend says traktor or serato if you're serious, Virtual DJ Home if you're not. Just had a quick look at virtual DJ home version (free for non commercial use) and it has automatic beatmatching, so that sounds like a way to go.

Thanks JD. Much appreciated. 🙂

 

[steve_1979]

you could try Mixxx as it's free 🙂 http://www.mixxx.org/

just depends on how much you want to spend/how technical you want to get...

Thanks. I'll check it out. 🙂

Some of the Caravan Palace tracks can probably be mixed using a simple crossfade but others are likely to need some sort of beat matching. I only half know what I'm on about though so I'll just have a play around with it and see what I can come up with.