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AutoDJ does a lot of what I want from a playlist manager/player, but there is one thing I can't see a way to do.Mixxx 1.8 was a big step ahead, bringing new features like hot cues, looping, and a brand new library, but as we speak, many other new features are being developed behind the scenes.These new features are still in the lab, so to speak, but some of them are maturing rapidly and will likely make it into a. Re: Cutting the song by pi r squared ยป Sun Mar 29, 2009 12:06 am Not through Mixxx, no, although if you want to permanently remove bits from a song then I would highly recommend Audacity. Mixxx, from my so far limited acquaintance with it, came out of the other paradigm: here are a bunch of turntables and a microphone, and here's all your music. So for me, the question is, how does one merge in the features of automatic playback from a playlist, a) without breaking the mainline usage pattern, and b) so that those features. Congratulations for making it this far, it shows just how serious you are about learning how to mix music and furthering your audio mixing career. Okay, now stretch it out, grab some coffee and/or a snack. But before we continue Here are some important points to mention that will help you in your quest to learn how to mix music.
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Using the terms common to broadcast automation, AutoDJ does 'full' automation -- it will let you launch a clip earlier than the configured overlap time, but will always start a new one automatically at that overlap time -- but it will not do 'live-assist' automation -- where it manages the playlist and everything, but does not automatically start the next clip at all, always requiring the jock to do so.Is there a non-obvious way to do Live Assist? If so, is there an easy way to switch between them? And finally, is there a standard place that the Fade Now button gets mapped to on a hardware control surface? (In my case, the VCI-100 mentioned in another post.)