Music Player And DJ Software (FREE)

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Ever wanted to be the DJ at your parties? Just want a music player that lets you organize music any way you want and is easy to use? This music player / DJ software does exactly that. It can be used by a newcomer to music players as easily and effectively as by a professional DJ.

It offers a wide range of features and functions. Most of which are found in most DJ software. Some I believe are exclusive to this music player.

Organize the music any way you like in the player. Load as much or as little as you like. Set song parameters on an individual basis. Program the music you want in advance.

 

Modes Of The Music Player
  • Always operate the music player in either automaticControl used to put the music player in automatic mode. or manualControl used to put the music player in manual mode. mode. Consequently, move between these two modes any time you like. The following rules only apply to the two primary decks ( A & B ).
    • Only the current deck can be playing a song in automatic mode.
    • Both the current and next decks can play songs at the same time in manual mode.
  • Additional modes of the music player:
    • RandomControl used to randomly select a new next song.Control used to set how songs in lists are processed in 'Random' mode. : Randomly select songs until all have been played, at which point reset and repeat the process.
    • Fade-Out : The currentImage shows how the 'current song' is identified in the display grid. song, with or without a delay.
    • Repeat : Temporarily copy the currentImage shows how the 'current song' is identified in the display grid. song into both primary decks.
    • Single Play : Finish the currentImage shows how the 'current song' is identified in the display grid. song and then stop.
Playback Decks In The Music Player
  • The music player has two primary decks ( A & B ) which are always referred to as the current and next decks. Consequently, each song change alternates which is which.
  • The two primary decks ( A & B ), as well as the cue deck can be hidden but most importantly, you still have control of the music player. Right-click on the progress control to start and stop play. The Click & Play feature is still available.
Menus Of The Music Player
  • Sets : Create a set by saving what is loaded in the music player as a single unit. In addition to the settings of the loaded lists, the following information is also saved as part of a set. Furthermore, this information is kept separate from the lists library.
    • The workImage shows how the 'work-list' is identified in the display grid. playImage shows how the 'play-list' is identified in the display grid. nextImage shows how the 'next-list' is identified in the display grid. lists.
    • The currentImage shows how the 'current song' is identified in the display grid. nextImage shows how the 'next song' is identified in the display grid. playedImage shows how 'played' songs are identified in the display grid. songs.
    • All multiple next songs. Up to Shows multiple-next songs set in the display grid.
  • Lists : Create as many as you like. Likewise, load as many into the music player at one time as you want. Most importantly, each one must be less than 100 days worth of audio files.
  • Songs : Most noteworthy is that you can add or insert them from any directory on your system. Above all you set their parameters on an individual basis. Current extensions are ‘.mp3‘, ‘.wav‘, ‘.wma‘.
  • Display Grid {Right-Click} : Organize what is loaded in the display grid any way you want. Furthermore, globally set song parameters within lists, re-analyse song information in lists and much more. (The only way to remove lists from the player is this menu.)
Other Features Of The Music Player
  • Presets : Customized eight different controls and apply them independently to each list in the music player. Most notably, all of this can be done on the fly.
    • Do timed or immediate volume changes accurately every time with a single click using the volume stop levels.
    • Customize the valuesSliders used to set the each individual band. and frequencies of each slider on the 10 band equalizer.
    • Easily edit all of the fade settings used in Automatic mode.
    • The values and frequencies of each dial of the high, mid, low range controls.
    • Edit the effects used on decks A & B. Furthermore, do so even when the decks are hidden.
  • Outputs : Assign independent devices to each playback deck when you have multiple output devices. Only devices installed on the operating system are recognized by the music player.
  • Live Queue : Add one-off requests to this list when you don’t want to change what is loaded. It cannot be saved but does allow for most other list features.
  • Multiple Nexts : Set from Multiple next song number. to Multiple next song number. nextImage shows how the 'next song' is identified in the display grid. songs in the display grid.

  • Messages : Any audio file supported by the music player can be added or inserted into lists as a message. There are three different ways that they can be processed by the music player.
    • Play in Sequence
    • Pause Song, Play Message, Resume Song
    • Lower Volume, Play Message, Raise Volume.