Traktor and Behringer mixer?
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i like sony asid and a alason and a pv 2000 power amp and some jbl spekers
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what i have is a simple personal use studio, a computer devoted only to recording (no internet, games, nothing else) with an audiophile pci card and protools m-powered software.  1 yamaha 10x2 mixer, and home stereo speakers.  a few microphones, (user preference on brands, styles etc) and cables.  also whatever instrumenst you want to use as well.\nthe protools software has enough effects in it, but you can hook up external fx as well\n\nfor abigger studio, the digi 002 system (still protools, but a better version) a larger board, and maybe some extra firewire mods.  other than that, better speakers, and more stuff thats just "better"
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Try any of these:\n\nhttp://www.audio-converter.com/\nhttp://www.audconv.com/\nhttp://www.audioconverter.net/\nhttp://www.blazemp.com/\nhttp://www.xilisoft.com/audio-converter.html
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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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that is the software that runs your speakers if you uninsalled software recenly it sounds as if some of you files for the mixer might have been mixed in there you would have to reinstall your software for your soundcard
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A few things to think about:\n\n1) Open the mixer. Make sure the master volume and the wave volume are set high. Enable advanced controls and see if there is a preamp or other switch to increase volume.\n\n2) Make sure your speakers are plugged into the right socket. If you had them in the speaker output and now have them in the line out socket, you'd hear less volume (and probably less distortion, etc. too).\n\n3) Assuming the speakers are the same and the computer/sound card is the same, are the speakers plugged into the wall? If they use batteries, are they fresh?\n\n4) Did you blow your speakers or sound card with loud music?\n\n5) Did you blow your eardrums with loud music? Maybe everything seems 40% quieter? :-)
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Seriously, just buy something!\n\nIf you are serious about mixing you should consider there are two kinds of software.  One is designed for real time live mixing, the others are more designed to produce something like a mix CD.  My favorite is the one in the link.  It's awesome, very powerful, allows full beat mixing, and makes a great quality sound.  It's very easy to use.\n\nThey offer a free trial of their software and if you like it is less than $50 to buy.
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Most serious music sequencers will do this, try Cubase or Cakewalk; or Pro Tools if you're loaded (it needs dedicated hardware that's pretty expensive)\n\nOR try an easy cheat; the vocals are normally mixed so the same vocal signal comes out of both speakers. If you reverse the phase of one track (any basic music programme will do this) and then mix the left and right tracks together, the two vocal signals will cancel each other out, leaving just the instruments that are mixed anywhere other than centrally. Try it, it often sounds pretty good.
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There is no free software for this purpose. Dance-music-making software cost money, especially proffessional ones like for example "Dance e_jay" or for example "Traktor" for mixing out music. anyway try phazeddl.com you could find some for download there.
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MASH-UP\n\nUSE ABLETON
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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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Behringer PA equipment used to be decent but these days I wouldn't trust it. It's notorious for crapping out after the first year. The Kustom stuff is alright but you really ought to consider buying a PA system from a reliable company like Mackie or  Peavey or even Yorkville sound.
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You may just be stuck with an incompatible sound card.  Onboard audio often installs a driver set that has its own mixer separate from Microsoft's control panel, which you have to access by clicking the realtek icon in the system tray (usually a little blue deer head and antlers for realtek) and matching the settings in both mixers.  You can also try to download the latest driver edition from the motherboard manufacturer's website, instead of using Windows' automatically selected driver, but the long and short of it is that onboard audio is generally problematic, you may need to purchase a cheap audio card and disable the onboard.
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what i have:\ndell 3000\naudiophile 192 pci card\nprotools m-powered software\nyamaha 10-2 mixer \nvarious speakers\n\nit works great, you just have to know how and have time to use it all.
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http://www.mixmeister.com/
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You have to have a music mixing software program that allows you to change it. Theyre about $15-30 check out www.softlookup.com and type in music mixing software it's worth a shot!!
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Try Audacity\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/