Visual Discomix DJ Basic 17.0

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Discomix 2000
Date added:

15/09/2002
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4.9M
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Free to try
Minimum requirements:

Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP

Publisher’s description

DJ Software & Hardware (since 1994): Truely full automatic BPM & PHASE MATCH feature. Use loops, samples, effects on fly with your MP3's. Create LIVE DYNAMIC SHOWS on a dance floor. Ideal for techno, house, R&B, hip/hop, trance music. You can even do a 80's LIVE REMIX. Own developed hardware (DJ Keyboards & Sound Cards) available to be used with the software. Suitable for mobile disc jockeys, night clubs and radio stations.

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Visual Discomix DJ Basic 17.0

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