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The control surface of BPM studio has a very simple layout in the style of winamp, with all controls and info easily accessible. There is a mother lode of decent modules for any conceivable task available. It only depends of the version you choose, which ones are included with your software. The main parts however are:
This software consists of two unshakable full-control players. I can't say CD-players because actually they play either MP3 or WAV files directly from a HD. For these two players you have two separate playlist windows. File selection can be done per drag&drop directly into these windows. There is also a simple to use file archive for accessing any audio file on your hard drive. When you are bored with just two players you can also use the sample player which has nine digital keys that can each be allocated a sample. Using the sample editor various sample blocks (in groups of 9) can be saved. The integrated mixer to control the two players, CD player, sampler and the monitor basically consists of two components, the audio channels and the equalizer/recorder. Using the recorder, you can edit an external audio signal (via MIC or LINE IN), or edit the audio track currently playing in the two players or sample player, as well as save the track as a wave or MP3 file. What else? Of course ID3/CDDB support to make it easy finding names for your tracks, a customizable 14-band equalizer, 19-inch remote control in different colors, Beats per minute-counter, manual/automatic cross fader and an mp3 stream module. Something missing? Yes there is still no 3-dimensional virtual DJ Holographic projection module available, to emulate a DJ at work. But who knows? Maybe at the next update ;-)
Manufacturers Homepage: ALCATech Platform: PC (Windows XP, 2000) |
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