Free Dj Mixing Software

Be a Ringtone DJ. Make cool free ringtones by mixing your MP3's, like a DJ. Make your phone unique. Mix your favorite MP3s and create the wildest, coolest ringtones. Select exactly the part of the song you want to mix, and then add the track.

Audio Converter & Mixer can convert and mix all kinds of sound files into one large wav file. Audio Converter & Mixer can configure the volume, start time and playback speed of each sound track. Extract sound track from many audio and video formats.

5 various applications for grabbing, burning, recording, editing, mixing and more, the analogs of which can be found on the Internet, each for the price of the whole Audio Tools kit.

OtsDJ Pro is a professional solution designed for DJs, Radio and TV Stations, Background Music Providers and AV enthusiasts.

Edit mp3 and wav formats. Use the sound recorder to create wav files from tapes, vinyl, microphone, mixing deck etc. Decode MP3 to WAV. Edit, add effects.

.NET native component that adds sound playback, mixing capabilities and playlists management to DeeJays applications. Can perform separate control over the Volume, Pitch and Equalizer values. Supports MP3, WAV, Ogg Vorbis, Shoutcast streams and other

Winlive 4.0 Pro is a midi and audio player with particularly useful advance functions for the live performances. Its immediacy and facility of use allow it to be used without problems also from the beginners.

A color picker and color mixing tool, including harmonious color finder; features 5 formats of picked color value (HTML, RGB, HEX, HSB/HSV, HSL), 3x/9x zoom, saving picked color history, RGB & RYB color wheels, RGB color mixer, a user-defined hotkey.

AniSprite is an advanced high-performance sprite animation library for Microsoft Windows. Selected features are semi-transparent masks, alpha-channel mixing and automatic hit testing (collision detection). Full source code is available.

An easy-to operate tool for converting AC3 and unprotected VOB format files to PCM WAV, MP3, WMA and Ogg Vorbis formats. As a result, the listening sensation is much more natural, with sounds appearing "out-of-head".