With over 100,000,000 downloads, VirtualDJ packs the most advanced DJ technology. Both perfect to start DJing, and perfect for advanced pro DJs.

Powerful Video Mixing VirtualDJ comes with a powerful video engine for mixing all your video content. Works with all leading video formats in high-quality resolutions with full-HD and 4K support with a plentitude of available video effects, transitions, text-to-screen plugin, song titler, camera support, screen-grabbing and fancy overlays - making your video mixing more creative …

With over 100,000,000 downloads, VirtualDJ packs the most advanced DJ technology. Both perfect to start DJing, and perfect for advanced pro DJs.

In this situation, the video mixing is done with the Audio crossfader of the mixer, controller or mouse and the Deck Volume faders are set to the maximum (up) position and are not being used. Use the Crossfader of your mixer, controller or the Audio crossfader in the software with your mouse to mix both Video and Audio (linked). 2.

Or, if you are just mixing for yourself or your friends, but want to use some DJ equipment, you also need a license. A VirtualDJ Pro license costs only $19 per month and can be canceled at any time. Alternatively, you can also opt for a one-time purchase, with …

DJ Larry D has been DJing professionally for over two decades. His roots in the music industry run deep and has always been on the cutting edge, setting the bar higher with every set he lays down. Larry has remixed for numerous remix services including Pro Mix, Select Mix, Hot Tracks.

With over 100,000,000 downloads, VirtualDJ packs the most advanced DJ technology. Both perfect to start DJing, and perfect for advanced pro DJs.

The Virtual DJ software will detect your music files automatically and you can then select songs using DJ2GO's music scrolling knob. The software and hardware work together seamlessly: on screen, the Virtual DJ software mimics every adjustment you make on the DJ2GO hardware in real-time, making for a intuitive music-mixing experience.

Sometimes a fade transition will work better, especially if the song you are mixing has a slow intro/outro. Lastly, PRACTICE. PRACTICE. PRACTICE. Then when you think you have it down, practice some more. THEN you can try mixing two different songs together. If you can't mix, don't do it live. A crowd rarely notices a smooth beatmix.

Now I have Spotify, and music also can kept local on your harddisk for offline listening. I'm in the Apple Beta program, I use 10.10.4 (14E36b) with VDJ, but I don't see a new Itunes yet. Posted Thu 25 Jun 15 @ 7:31 am