Try UltraMixer! UltraMixer Free gives private users a first insight into the world of digital mixing. Whether you want to use UltraMixer at home or at parties – UltraMixer Free contains all basic functions a virtual DJ needs. The intuitive and clearly structured user interface enables you to use the software right away, and supports you on your way to the new Star DJ. The use of UltraMixer Free is permitted for private users only. UltraMixer Free contains a splash screen, that appears every time you start the program. You can dispose of this screen by purchasing a license.

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“Mixxx is designed for DJ’ing for both professional and semi-professional users.”

Mixxx is an open source DJ tool designed for both professional and amateur DJs alike.

Mixxx allows DJs to mix music live with a clean, simple interface. Futhermore, Mixxx has a number of key features to help DJs in the mix: Beat estimation, parallel visual displays, and support for various DJ hardware
controllers.

In early 2001, Mixxx was started as one of the first digital DJ systems. Today, Mixxx continues to raise the bar for digital DJ software by being completely free, running on all major desktop OSes, and being constantly enhanced.

Here’s a glimpse of Mixxx’s rich feature set:

Beat estimation
Mixxx estimates the BPM of each song to help you beat match.

Pitch independent time stretch
Adjust the tempo of your tracks without changing their pitch.

Hardware support
Control Mixxx with your favorite MIDI devices and hardware like the Griffin PowerMate.

Waveform summary displays
Visually see the dynamics of a track, just like with vinyl.

Completely Free
Mixxx was designed by DJs, for DJs, and is distributed freely under the GPL. Mixxx is also completely free of spyware and adware. you can free download Mixxx 1.7.2 now.

Download Mixxx 1.7.2 for Mac / Windows / Linux Here

ZingerDx is a Polyphonic wavetable synth. It is implemented as a VST2.0 plugin.

The thing that makes it different from other wavetable synths is that it doesn’t feature any waves for its tables. It needs audio to look for waves in. And uses every wave it can find to blend it into the table. (If it does not find anything it actually uses a default wave).

Sound quality
All sound is 32bit floating point internal (all VST plugins are) and I use linear interpolation, but nothing is done to remove aliasing noise (it is not that audible).

Download ZingerDX for Windows
Download ZingerDX for Mac