Which is the top dj software around??
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http://www.pcdj.com/\nhttp://www.otsdj.com/
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what kind of software r u looking for?
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Having DJ'd myself I think I can answer this.\nIf the DJ is a real DJ then you just need to give him a list of the type of stuff you want played. If he is not a DJ and simply a person with a CD player and big speakers... then you need to provide a CD of music that you want played. Dance re-mixes are songs that have been given more of a back-beat in the studio and released on CD. However, I think your teacher actually meant to say that they want you to provide a CD with such songs already mixed together (non-stop). You can buy a ready-mixed non-stop Dance Party compilation CD in the shops for about 10 bucks OR download one for free - but the latter will have a DJ shouting over some tracks on it.
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There are other sequencer software available besides Pro tools, but it would depend on the OS you are using. Pro Tools is available in Mac and PC; for 500.00 USD you can have the software (Pro Tools LE) and a audio interface (Mbox 2) and for 2500.00 USD you can have the same software but a more capable audio interface (Digi 002). If you do not want to go the Pro Tools route, for Mac you can use MOTU Digital Performer, Apple's Logic Express 7 or Logic Pro, Logic Express will cost about 300.00 while the pro version is 999.00 (no audio interface included with these). PC only would be Nuendo which is used by a lot of people who edit audio in video. Sequencers for the Mac and PC platforms, Abelton Live and Steinberg's Cubase is another great alternative to Pro Tools! There are a few differences in them mainly Pro Tools is stronger in the audio tracking aspect and lacking in the midi department, while Cubase and Logic are stronger in the midi side and just a little bit behind in the audio side. They are very capable and are used in a lot of studios, but Pro Tools is just the industry standard and is easy to use.
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itunes is good ... free services are there but they might catch you ... one better software is limewire .. check it out at your own risk
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I've used both, and i gotta go with iTunes. Yea, it sounds better on the computer than when ya burn iTunes bought tracks to disc. But, if you're just lookin' to play music, get the new iTunes if ya haven't already, and use that.\n\nDFX is a WASTE of money, especially with Windows Media, as it already has an Equalizer, and i've never had a problem with just that. :)
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Try Nero or ACID Music Studio 5.0
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I have gone on this road for a LONG time.\n\nI heard that Audacity is good for mixing, and that the Buzz Modular Synth for composing, but both Stink.\n\nBut, in my opinion, Fruity Loops and ACID Express are the best out there. Fruity Loops does cost a bit, though.
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itunes is he best for me!!!
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Try to use Fruityloops (www.fruityloops.com, I think or try to look for it at download.com) I guess its a decent dj progrm, but yo have to buy it to use all its features. Thats a start for you tho.\n\nTC
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You should get a copy of PCDJ from Visiosonic.\n\nThere is a copy available to Demo and then you can purchase the product if you want to use it. This product allows the ability to beatmix MP3 files with pitch control, cross fader, features, etc.\n\nhttp://www.pcdj.com\n\nYou should get two soundcards, one for live and one for preview, so that you can play MP3 and mix your other MP3 into it.\n\nI would recommend getting a laptop aswell. You can carry around a laptop to all of the places you want to DJ but a desktop is a bit too cumbersome!\n\n\nIf you are on a budget you could also try:\n\nhttp://www.goldwave.com\n\nAlthough the features are limited somewhat to offline mixing.
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The most easiest is the Ahead Nero Wave Editor.\nYou can Also use Steinberg Cubase SX or Cakewalk Sonar.\n\nCreative WaveStudio is also good...
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dell dj ditty it is cheaper
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Techno and House music for sure.  Look for remixes from DJ's alot of them are songs you will already know but remixed.  My favorite DJ is Benny Benassi I would look up some of his stuff like Illusion, Get Better, I love my Sex, Satisfaction\n\nOther good DJ's\nChris Cox\nTony Moran\nMike Rizzo\nLouie DeVito\n\nI could go on forever but you get the point.
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lots of softwares are available\ncheck these links\n\nhttp://www.mp3towave.com/\nhttp://www.mp3towav.org/\nhttp://www.pgstar.com/
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The best audio software, hands down, is Adobe Audition (formerly Cool Edit Pro).  This really is the industry standard for audio production, both in music recording studios and in the radio broadcast field. Some of the features include:\n\n-Create multitrack mixes with unlimited stereo tracks. \n \n-Multichannel encoder to produce high-quality 5.1 surround sound \n\n-Record up to 80 live inputs simultaneously in a multitrack session. \n\n-Supported audio CD burning. \n\n-Remove audio flaws with easy-to-use effects. \n\n-Can import from and export to a wide range of formats, including MP3, WAV, WMA Professional, AIFF, SND, Ogg Vorbis, AVI, WMV, and DV. \n\n-Comes with more than 50 high quality digital signal processing tools and effects suitable for everything from audio restoration to mixing and mastering. \n\n-Accepts third-party DX and VST plugins. \n\n-Projects may be linked between Audition, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Adobe After Effects. \n\nI've been using Adobe Audition for about 5 years in the radio production field, and it saves lives.  Not even 15 years ago, commercials were being produced by slicing tape and recording to carts.  Now, you can cut a spot in less than 20 minutes, with CD-quality output.  It REALLY can do everything!\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/audition/main.html
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Call up the station and ask. They have playlists that all the DJs can access. Ask them and they can probably help you out better than here where most people are not local to you.