UltraMixer 6.2

UltraMixer is a digital turntable with lots of advanced features. It supports playing both audio and karaoke files. Likewise, you can use external microphones and cameras as well as presentations. The program has a nice interface resembling that of the physical equipment, which could make professional DJs feel quite comfortable with it. It allows mixing two audio tracks, so it is quite convenient that it has two sound players side by side. In addition, if the tool is supposed to be used by different people, it is possible to create personal profiles according to their preferences. However, it is also true that it can take a while for inexperienced users to learn how to use it fluently.

Before you start playing and mixing your music, it is a good idea to have the software scan given locations and create a library from the music files there. Then, you can pick two songs or create two separate playlists for each of the digital players as well as set various output parameters. Luckily, you are allowed to equalize each song separately. In this respect, it is good to know that the tool comes with a 31-bandmaster equalizer, which can satisfy even the most demanding users, and that equalization setting can also be saved for later use.

The program lets you alter the way the music sounds by using different tempos and pitches. Similarly, instead of using its default fading transition between songs, you can customize and use others. One of the best advantages of this tool is that it can automatically synchronize the songs by automatically matching their beats. It is also excellent that the product has a long list of special effects, such as resonance, flange and scratching. Finally, the program allows plugging in a digital turntable emulator to your computer and continue to use it without any kind of incompatibility.

In general, UltraMixer can help you get your guests into the spirit of the party. Fortunately, you can explore its multiple features at no cost as its trial version can be used for a limited period of time after each computer startup.