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Long time DJ here, mostly prepping mixtapes and radio shows. For years MixMeister was my thing. Then it died, and nothing really replaced that feeling of just laying tracks on a timeline and shaping every transition slowly, with a coffee, no pressure. So about 5 weeks ago I started building my own. It’s called GlideMix and it runs on Mac and Windows. What it does right now: * reads your rekordbox and Lexicon library, grids, keys, cues, playlists, all of it you drop a track and it’s already beatmatched, on the bar, and lined up with the outro of the one before draw filter sweeps, echo outs, any knob of your VST/AU plugins, or just record the moves live * stems: vocals of one track over the beat of the next, that kind of fun beat grid editor like rekordbox, for the tracks that are a pain two playheads like a mixer with cue: the crowd hears the mix, you preview the next transition in your headphones * stream straight to Shoutcast / Icecast, or export the whole mix It’s a beta, so yes there are bugs. I fix stuff almost every day. Demo is free, everything works, it just goes quiet for a few seconds every 2 minutes. Full version is €49 one time, no subscription. The source code is open (GPL) for the nerds. 👉 https://github.com/cristitm76/glidemix-releases I’m one guy doing this, so honest feedback helps me more than anything. What’s missing for how YOU prep a mix? What would make you switch?   submitted by   /u/echristm76 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/19 02:07:35