Help Much Appreciated Options

[adamski]

Hi. I've spent the last couple of days researching this before I posted, but still don't seem to be able to come up with a decent answer, so hopefully someone here will be able to help. I'm a total beginner and all I'm after is an application that will allow me to create a mix cd from my cd collection. Essentially, itunes with a few more features.

I don't need to do incredibly complicated stuff and I dont need to do it live - just beat matching the intros and outros and maybe a few basic effects. And then be able to save the 10 or 11 tracks or whatever so i can burn the completed continuous mix to cd. Obviously I'm not a professional, I'm only doing this for myself cos it'd be cool to do and play back. I know itunes almost does this, but i'm after a bit more flexibility with pitch and tracking options etc... Any ideas? And thanks in advance.

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[robomark29]

Try Native Instrument's Tracktor. You can get a demo in their site I believe.

[divan]

this could b the right thing for you ... traktor dj

the link: http://www.nativeinstruments.de/index.php?djline_us

short product-descrition:
TRAKTOR DJ Mixer offers the perfect entry into the world of digital DJing. All the most important mixing functions are included, such as BPM detection and beat matching, EQs, filters, loop section, a separate monitor output, and a versatile playlist management. TRAKTOR DJ Mixer is the first software to provide beat accurate scratch presets. The mixes can be recorded as Mix or WAV files for exchanging them over the Internet or burning them to CD.


... and no; i dont work for native instruments...

HTH

[stoprunner]

try soundstudio, the macos x version has some bugs, but I use to do my CD and it was eassy to mix aifs tracks.