Capable, professional, and versatile MixVibes Cross 2.0 DJ software may just be better than one of the more popular DJ programs for you, depending on your particular needs. Find out why in today’s reviewIt’s not all about Traktor, Serato and Virtual DJ when it comes to DJ software. PC and Mac users do have other choices out there, and one such choice is Cross DJ from French company MixVibes, which has recently reached its landmark v2.Since we last looked at Cross DJ (see our ), the software has acquired better effects, a four-channel mixer and sample decks – oh and a shiny new black paint job.
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But should we care? Yes, as it turns out First impressions and setting upYou can buy the software (the version we review here is actually 2.0.1) as a download from the MixVibes website, or you can get it as part of a more traditional pack, with an audio interface and control vinyl and CDs, so you can use it as a digital vinyl system with existing decks or CD players. Finally, you can buy it bundled with the company’s own hardware. It is available in English, French, Spanish, Dutch and Italian, selectable from within the program.However you buy it, you just install it along with drivers (PC only), and you’re ready to go. The MixVibes Cross DJ 2.0 controller mapping page. Note that many controllers (more than 60) are already mapped in the software.Since we last looked at the software, it’s had a bit of a makeover, but is essentially recognisably the same program. Areas of the software can be switched on and off via the “view” menu so at first it doesn’t look like much else has changed, but dig a little deeper and you discover eight sample slots per deck that can be switched on and that appear under the existing two decks. Another big difference is that there are now four channel faders, not two, up the middle of the mixer.