Music mixer program?

Forums › Off topic › Music mixer program?

AllNightNerding

411 posts

Ultimate Geek

Topic # 25493 22-Aug-2008 22:00

I need a program to mix between two songs, all it needs to do is 20s before a track ends is start fading in the next song. and then I can change the other song and it will fade back to it.

I have looked at TPlayer, but that doesnt read the files I want

I have had a play with the trial of Virtual DJ, but I cant get that to do an automatic fade.
Is this possible?

Are there any other programs that could be possible?

-- Divett Enterprises -- The Power Of Tomorrow --

rscole86

4288 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 82

Moderator

Trusted

Lifetime subscriber

Reply # 159069 22-Aug-2008 22:04

Never really used it, but would audacity do it?

jillann

102 posts

Master Geek
+1 received by user: 5

Reply # 159071 22-Aug-2008 22:10

I was going to suggest Audacity as well :)

I just tried it and it seems do to what you're asking, if I'm understanding you properly as to what you want it to do, if that makes sense!

ZollyMonsta

2678 posts

Uber Geek
+1 received by user: 225

Trusted

Reply # 159081 22-Aug-2008 22:45

You could try Raduga.. I think that's a free programme.
If you're looking for something a bit more professional, try stationplaylist. It costs money but there is a 30 day trial you can download. I use the Pro version for my radio station.

Check out my LPFM Radio Station at www.thecheese.co.nz

1gkar

722 posts

Ultimate Geek

Reply # 159090 22-Aug-2008 23:50

AllNightNerding: I need a program to mix between two songs, all it needs to do is 20s before a track ends is start fading in the next song. and then I can change the other song and it will fade back to it.

I have looked at TPlayer, but that doesnt read the files I want

I have had a play with the trial of Virtual DJ, but I cant get that to do an automatic fade.
Is this possible?

Are there any other programs that could be possible?

Are you talking about an ability to fade between tracks during playback? or a programme to develop a cross-track composition? If the former, Winamp can fade in/out with the option to adjust the fade length. But you have to set a playlist between the songs, with an edited version of the 20 second one. If the latter, then I would imagine most audio edit programmes can achieve this. I use an older one, called Cooledit '96.

http://www.threechords.com/hammerhead/cool_edit_96.shtml

Silverstone LC14 HTPC Case/Intel E4600 CPU/GA-EP35-DS3 MOBO/Asus EN9500GT graphics/2GB RAM/total 2TB HDD space/HVR-2200 & 2X 150MCE tuner cards/LG GGC-H20L BD Drive/MCE2005/Mediaportal/TVServer 1.1.0Final/LG 55"3D LED-TV/Denon AVR-1803 receiver/X1 projector

AllNightNerding

411 posts

Ultimate Geek

Reply # 159166 23-Aug-2008 16:58

I have found a program called ultra mixer which is really good and does just what I want it to do, so I will probably purchase it but....

I keep getting this error:

UltraMixer error

Does anyone know what this means?

-- Divett Enterprises -- The Power Of Tomorrow --