OtsDJ Pro 1.75.008
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Ots Labs (more products...) |
| OS: | WinXP/2000 |
| License: | Demo |
| Price: |
$399.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 25.95 MB |
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OtsDJ Pro is a professional solution designed for DJs, Radio and TV Stations, Background Music Providers and AV enthusiasts. Automated beat-mixing and intelligent fade-mixing, coupled with a broadcast quality Dynamics Processor, provides you with high quality sound perfect for professional use. With the Video Module, you can also mix and beat mix video content at broadcast quality (50/60 motion updates, locked and stable), and with the Karaoke CD+G Module, present karaoke CD+G content. OtsDJ Pro features amazing time-scaling quality with a range of +/-100% (right down to stationary and up to double-speed!). Many other features include volume management, manual override, powerful media library system, instant response controls, output to WAV and shoutcast, remote access control server, tempo/pitch/direction deck controls, scratching, and an optional add-on module to schedule hourly clocks.
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