Mixing Programs..?

Any recommondations, for beginners..?

traktor  

fruityloops  

for begginers...
u begin with virtual DJ...then traktor 3 and after that u can try ableton

i started out with fruityloops then i got music studio 10 deluxe is workin pretty good so far

i started out with fruityloops then i got music studio 10 deluxe is workin pretty good so far

ya vrtual dj ,tracktor then abelton...although i hate software djs ur not a dj unless u know how to operate a turntable or a cdj...but im guessing u wanna mix for funso thats cool

yeah. listen to zahran. and you won't regret. he's the most powerfull dj on the world operating both on turntable and cdj with one hand. and with the other hand picking the cd's from the case.

hear the music, feel the music. then you can think about mixing.

good luck.

wtf whats wrong with u man i said its my opinion i didnt say i was good or anything but its true ur not a dj unless u know how to use real wquipment ...name one dj who cant play on equipment its ok to mix on software if ur lazy or something but u have to know how to use equipment .....thats a fact there is no software mixing in clubs ....dont get on my case because im saying something thats true ...

hear the music, feel the music. then you can think about mixing.....hehe i like that one though

Well, i think mixing on a software is a great thing... i dont have to mix on an equipment to be a DJ... thats not true... softwares does the job too u knw...
Plus mixing on a software is much better than nothing at all.

Hear the music, Feel the music. then you can think about mixing ( nice 1 lover4o)

come on clumbsy :) .....bieng a dj is mixing on equipment hehe thats y djs in clubs mix on them ..have u ever seena dj make it to bieng a star on a software ....the real thing is better of course there is no question about it ...well thats my opinion anyway

spooky on iMac.



sasha on iMac.

just picked up. they both are quality dj's.

whatever music is the thing that's most important.

i said did they make it on software djing ...no they learned on equipment and then there djing on software

"its ok to mix on software if ur lazy or something"

i think i go wid zahran..i think using equipment is more professional, but ya then again like Clumbsy said..they both do the job. But if they both do exactly the same job, wouldnt every1 start using softwares, since u can download it, for free..? (ie. more economical)

well .. i wasnt going to talk about this ... mixing can be done by software as well as by hands on turntables and this stuff but I say, in just a few years there will be no mixing on turntables or cdj and ALL djs will use mixing softwares ... iMac and MacBookPro are very popular in this field because of Apple is known by its high ability in processing audio and video as well ... and for anyone who says that software mixing is much easier than turntables mixing, i say to him just take a look at LogicPro or Traktor for Mac and you will know it's very hard to control these softwares and come up with any mix ....... it's not a must to be able to mix on turntables to be called a DJ !! .. A DJ is a person who produce a set of mixed tracks whatever the way he used, the only thing matters is his product ... it's only about music