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Djay is the program dedicated to all those who love the mixing of songs, suitable for beginners and profesionalists.



The software uses a very simple, as immediate interface that simulates an audio two plates on which load playlists of your iTunes library.
Once chosen songs to be used, you can apply a variety of effects. There you can go from simple to mix automatic processing more advanced as a change of the base times, adding echo and reverb up to the scratching between the two songs active at that time.



Continuing with the functions at your disposal, you can use Djay with various external equipment to your Mac, whether they are sound cards or simple USB microphones. In this way you can completely control the course of your evening live.
It is not over here. Being an application well integrated with Mac OS X, you can interact with other dj present through the standard Bonjour, local area network, to immediately share your compositions.

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