Audio Mixing Application

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I have approximately 50GB of Dancehall (Reggae) Songs ordered by Riddims, if you are familiar with Dancehall music then you would understand what I am refereeing to.

Now I need a professional Mixing Application where I can play two songs Simultaneously and switch from one to the other.

I am currently using Atomix Virtual DJ Pro v5.0 R7, This is a great application, however I have one problem, I am not sure how to get it work with two separate outputs, One through the speakers and the other through the headphones,

Would I need specialize software or hardware, I currently use a HDA X-Plosion sound card.

Have you got any application suggestion regardless of cost or could you tell how to configure Atomix Virtual DJ Pro output through two different channels.

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I'm guessing you'll require a card which appears to windows as two cards (or two seperate cards)

This usually being the case for none-asio systems - get a cheap soundcard to run for your headphones with your good card being main output.

Other software could be

Ableton Live
OtsDJ
BPM Studio
 
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You dont need any specialist hardware or software; Virtual DJ can do this with your current set up. Just make sure your sound card driver is set to at least a 4.1 output then go into the Virtual DJ sound config and enable your sound card (instead of primary driver or any onboard sound) and select headphone and speaker output with a 4.1 sound card. Wack in your headphones to your rear output and away you go.
 
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Dave you mentioned 3 Application do you suggest that I try all 3 or is there a specific one you recommend.

Or should I simply stick with Virtual DJ it seems to be a popular option.
 
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It entirely depends on what you're going for, if it's 'proper' DJ stuff then Ableton Live is probably better, for your average CD-DJ (think weddings etc) then OtsDJ is really rather good, other than that i don't know.

There should be a demo available of each of them, so see if you can get one and have a play to see what you think.
 
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if your driver is not asio or you have trouble with multiple outs, i suggest downloading asio4all and it will do the work for you (outputs , not mixing)
 
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