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Windows Vista DJ Software

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If you need to DJ on the cheap, this short video shows how to use Vista’s mixer to fade from one music program to another. The mixer is one of those great features that is well worth playing around with.
By jpfieber on 28 November 2007

If you need to DJ on the cheap, this short video shows how to use Vista’s mixer to fade from one music program to another. The mixer is one of those great features that is well worth playing around with.

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It has taken nearly a week for me to take the audio engine with VISTA, add the REALTEK drivers and search frantically for the configuration that makes your PC soundcard broadcast the sounds playing through it at the moment. There is an UNSEEN option in the VISTA sound control panel, when you right click, it asks if you want to see DISABLED OBJECTS. This is where I finally found my sound card abilities for recording, streaming and broadcast.
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