Denon HC4500 and UltraMixer DJ Software

See it in action, UltraMixer with the new Denon HC4500

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• dj
• software
• denon
• mixing
• music
• Computer

[franticsavage]

i have the software do i need the pad thing im new to this it sounds sick

[ultramixer]

@franticsavage you don't need a controller to have fun with UltraMixer. Actually, it's much nicer and direct controlled with a controller.

[RELOADETGUN]

So we can record in the demo version ?

[ultramixer]

@RELOADETGUN in the newest UltraMixer 3.0 you can record your mixes :)

[xxXKillerHXxx]

hey can you make a tutorial about the basics of ultramixer?

[ultramixer]

@xxXKillerHXxx : Thank you for your inquiry, we will provide one in the near future.

[coolcreationstarwars]

how can i record my mix into my computer??

[ultramixer]

@pullusgallinaceus try using UltraMixer 3.0, it has a automatic beat matchig functionality

[roesljas]

@ultramixer Thanks mate, I will check it out some time, i don't use the denon anymore though. go ultramixer, you need to show the rest of the world that linux is a fantastic platform to develop for.

[ultramixer]

@GoonzLA1KC : just go to preferences and select HC4500 if it's not already automatically selected.

[ultramixer]

@roesljas automatically crossafing is the key.

[ultramixer]

@roesljas Yes UltraMixer is running on Linux. HC4500 has indeed no crossfaders, you can actually use the AutoDJ+ Next Button (on the HC4500) to do this. UltraMixer can use the internal soundcard as well.