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From Sonophile:
DeKstasy is for all levels of DJs, but specifically targeted at pros and amateurs performing live. Don't be fooled by the fact that this is free software. This product was conceived and created primarily for live performances. Using your existing mixer and output hardware (or the standard onboard Macintosh output), the software replaces the functionality of your turntables and records with a slick interface and MP3 files.
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"Exellent program with a few comments"
Version: DeKstasy 1.3.3
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
Although it's a long way from perfect, DeKstasy is a fantastic program. I use it to make mashups and play around with mixing tracks together, making mixtapes, etc.
the only problems i've encountered with this product or minor gripes i have are -
sometimes it doesnt let you delete a track, you have to quit out and then delete it when you re-open the program.
sometimes if you set a track to loop it will start to skip a bit if you leave it going for a while (or you are clicking quickly with the other decks)
i don't like the way that you have to swap from the decks screen to the mixer screen to play a track and then fade it in. if you could start the track playing from the mixing screen it would be much easier.
it would be nice to be able to set "cue points" or "hot points" on tracks, but this is asking heaps of a free program which does everything else so well.
it would be nice to be able to make the display larger if you wanted.
Other than that, this program is great and quite intuitive to use - ie. once you work out how to import songs quickly (which is really easy and qucikly answered in the FAQ) then you can start playing around without any previous "DJing" experience.
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"it's amazing"
Version: DeKstasy 1.3.3
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I have had a macintosh for about 30 months now, and have been using dekstasy since very early days. This is my first review - I am not really qualified to do this review because it is the only mixing program I use. I tried several others - not including traktor. The two whose programmers were in a dispute about who created the skins? I didn't find either any good. I am completely satisfied with dekstasy and I use it (alongside Wiretap) to:
-make a speeded-up or slowed-down version of a particular tune.
-just mix two songs together.
-do proper mixes (my longest so far has been 3 hours 13 minutes).
Downside -- you have to analyse the bpm of every tune you intend to mix, beforehand. I found it very easy to learn, but it will take a long time and a lot of patience (the documentation is quite extensive but I didn't really rely on it). However, this means that (if you've done it right) things will never ever go out of sync when you are actually mixing. Doesn't that make sense? It has got nothing to do with real decks. (I was never that good anyway...) (And I bet you aren't either. Do yourselves a favour...)
It uses a lot of CPU but that's not a problem for me because I will hardly be using the computer for anything else whilst mixing.
I find it easy to use, the graphic representation of the decks is perfect, and it is very stable & dependable. Sometimes crashes when you pull the needle back once a tune has finished, to play the last few seconds again. Also, when you set a track to loop, sometimes it eventually skips a few beats or bars. Could use a little polish but I appreciate that this is freeware.
The only real problem I have is that the eq's only cover two decks, so mixing with three or four decks, you will not be able to play with all the eq's. Apart from this, it is very easy to mix on three decks. You can 'line up' the next couple of songs in advance on the spare decks, then just switch the eq routing once one of the current tracks has finished. Easy!
I have concentrated on the problems I have come accross whilst using the software, but in general I think it's amazing. I can't believe that there are so few positive reviews of this software. Go and have a look at their website if you're still unsure. -
"is a nice product very usefull"
Version: DeKstasy 1.3
Summary
i use it to copy old music in cassettes and it works good but must be in total silence bue despite it i got good sound congratulations. Best regards Hugo Arizaga Bravo
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"Dekstasy"
Version: DeKstasy 1.3.1
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
i was looking forwartd to using this software, only to find out i am afraid that it is the biggest pile of poop that i've ever senn! a lot more work is needed on this freeware to make it user friendly! sorry guys -
"Great program, could use a bit more streamlining"
Version: DeKstasy 1.2.5
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I agree with Soulpilot and Twisted Guy - this is an awesome program. Tons of features, easy to use, etc. But the problem is in the interface - it could use some more streamlining, esp. with cueing and mixing tracks. I tend to think the Deck and Mixer panels should be combined into one panel, or at least put the deck controls (play, stop, loop, etc.) on the Mixer panel as well.
Overall tho, very nice, and free! :)
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