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Thread DJ Remix Software

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TrickyRicky

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1 Posted on 02/18/2004 at 16:46:30
Does anyone know of any good software that I can use to remix songs that are already made. For example software like cakewalk plasma where you can rip songs off of cd's and remix them? Or does anyone have any experience using cakewalk plasma and can tell me a little about it

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VietHung

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2 Posted on 09/05/2005 at 21:59:19
send to me this sofwave
sta-gforce

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3 Posted on 09/07/2005 at 04:41:17
texpride007

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4 Posted on 10/08/2006 at 13:35:34
Hey TrickyRicky, Ableton Live is the software to go. I have the Ableton Live 4.0, and this software is for both sequencing and remixing. You get the acapella of a song (that is, a vocal track of a song without the instruments), bpm sync that to the the sequenced beat via this software and you're ready to go. Effects are great on this software. Version 5 on this software is available on the market. M-Audio-run Live is the cheapest version of this software, but the real deal is the way to go.;););)
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5 Posted on 10/13/2006 at 01:18:24
As texpride mentioned, I won;t go past ableton live - its absolutely brilliant becasue it keeps everything in time and the effects are astounding!

Its so good that The Prodigy actually run their WHOLE MIX through ableton when they're gigging live ( I know this for a fact because I've soundchecked them).


If you wanna get to grips with ableton, I've put up a short Audio tutorial by James Zabiela at my site.

Guide To Laptop DJiing with Ableton Live

Edit :: We've just posted a new Ableton Live Tutorial --> Beginners Guide to Ableton Live


Hope this helps!


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6 Posted on 03/06/2007 at 08:22:14
^^ bump ^^
Dr.buen0

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7 Posted on 03/17/2007 at 19:05:57
yer or you could try mixmiester pro :D
dj_budddhika

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8 Posted on 06/14/2007 at 02:27:01
mixcraft 3.0

check this remix and see how powerfull is the tool:D:D:D
http://www.zshare.net/audio/22514230138f34/
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9 Posted on 12/26/2007 at 14:55:10
This is intresting
djphantom_en

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10 Posted on 01/13/2008 at 12:40:46

%1$s a écrit mixcraft 3.0

check this remix and see how powerfull is the tool:D:D:D
http://www.zshare.net/audio/22514230138f34/


did you create that song?

that is by far amazing, i'm trying to work on a remix kind of like that, but i cant quite get it right with Mixcraft.

Any suggestions?
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