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Disco XT Lite - 4.6

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All Time:	(3.5)
This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	4.6
Release Date:	2008-05-08
License:	Commercial
Downloads (this version):	3,911
Downloads (all versions):	61,067
Price:	$99.00

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Product Description:

Disco XT Lite is the premier professional DJ software for Mac -uncompromisingly powerful, yet easy to use!

Disco XT Lite seamlessly integrates with your iTunes library and can use all of your playlists in iTunes and on connected iPods.

Disco XT Lite supports both automatic and manual mixing, and includes different fade types.
It has a dual deck and mixer interface with waveforms, cueing, looping and EQs.

Mixes can be tagged and recorded to AAC audio files at the click of a button, and can be automatically exported to iTunes.
Disco XT Lite supports headphone listening and speaker output at the same time.

Album artwork is displayed and different skins allow for the look and feel of Disco XT to be adapted according to taste and personality.

Supports MP3, AAC, AIFF and WAVE audio files.
Supports iTunes Store purchased music.

What's new in this version:

New bright white skin option.
Fixes potential hang with corrupted mp3 files
Adds support for multichannel audio interfaces for iTunes purchased songs.
Comment field is available for filter search on the library.
Fixes issue where automix would stop when using transitions of 0ms length.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 PPC

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.4 or later

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It's getting a lot better.... - Version: 3.7.3, 3/23/2007 03:40PM PST

pinupdoc

For the money, you can't beat this simple yet extremely flexible mixer. Enough control options to give you several ways to mix it your own way. The earlier versions were not very stable. The most recent version (3.7.3) seems to be the answer. I have not experienced any crashes with the last two updates. Just a few minor bugs but none that really effect the performance end of the software. My only major complaint is that the cue control volume can sometimes be really weak. I LOVE the automix feature. Just make sure you cue your songs past weak intros. I work at a bar and I like to interact with the customers. With automix, I can build a playlist, perform minor cue setups, and enjoy myself. I'm all about WHAT I play and not how I play it, so I could really give a flying f@rt about long, drawn-out beat mixing. A few tips for smoother playback...make sure you have plenty of memory (it snarfs memory) and perhaps run Disc Warrior every now and then.

Newer version more stable and a great deal for the money.... - Version: 3.7.3, 3/23/2007 03:39PM PST

pinupdoc

For the money, you can't beat this simple yet extremely flexible mixer. Enough control options to give you several ways to mix music the way you want. The earlier versions were not very stable. The most recent version (3.7.3) seems to have that issue fixed and answered. I have NOT experienced any crashes with the last two updates. Just a few minor bugs but none that really effect the performance end of the software. My only major complaint is that the cue control volume can sometimes be really soft and low. I LOVE the automix feature. Just make sure you cue your songs past weak intros. I work at a bar and I like to interact with the customers. With automix, I can build a playlist, perform minor cue setups, and enjoy myself. I'm all about WHAT I play and not how I play it, so I could really give a flying f@rt about long, drawn-out beat mixing. A few tips for smoother playback...make sure you have plenty of memory (it snarfs memory) and perhaps run Disc Warrior every now and then.

The best mixing SW - Version: 3.6, 2/6/2007 02:52AM PST

Pondus

But still munching up memory like candy. Performance on my PowerBook G4 seems to get slower by every new version.
A lot of nice new features and fixes. The best support I have ever experienced! Keep up the good work and do something about the memory consumption.