Publisher's Description
From Sentax Solutions:
The Hot Mix MC enables a person to mix, beat match, and organize MP3, OGG, and WMA files on their PC or laptop. Setup a play list to play on or take over and be the DJ. Easy enough for novice and advanced enough for professionals. Future updates will include CD ripper to MP3 and OGG, automatic BPM detection, more effects, and anything you think needs to be included. The DJs are the people that design The Hot Mix so your word counts. Give it a try out and share your comments by reviewing it here or joining our forums on our site.
Version 1.4 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
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All versions:
4.2 starsout of 6 votes
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Current version:
3.7 starsout of 3 votes
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"Great program and layout, abit tricky to figure out"
Version: The Hot Mix MC 1.4
Pros
Able to store music, mixes, seperate by styles of music-house, disco, rock, techno, etc.. Special effects (echoing, rimming, etc.) are available with a click of a mouse!
Cons
Sadly no 'user guide/instruction manual. You have to experement to load music files into the Hot Mix Mc program.
Summary
Wonderful program, a little tricky at first figuring out the setup of dropping files and using files. Once you master that, this program has features that programs costing mucho money for FREE!! I'm a old 'Disco' dj and this program will be enjoyed by the pros and folks that never mixed.
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"Very confusing......."
Version: The Hot Mix MC 1.4
Pros
BAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cons
BAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Summary
Do not download...if you use an Acer mini laptop it will not work properly, and files will remain and you will have to reboot your pc....Do Not Download!!!
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