Been thinking a lot about how I can use all the music to create some mixes on the fly. Looked briefly at the complex tools available for common use (traktor, serato live, etc). All seem expensive and complex. Desperately seeking a GarageBand-grade solution for initial entry. Any ideas? Know of anything good for an initial session?
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Anyways, as for casual mixing tools, I would recommend Serato Live (its easier than you think), Radial (by Cycling 64) software, or just plain ol’ Garage Band is really not too bad.
If you want when we are on the cape I can show you some options.