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MegaSeg is a complete solution for pro audio/video DJ mixing, radio automation, and music scheduling with rock solid performance and an easy to use design. Mix with visual waveforms and Magic Trackpad cue and sync. Preview tracks with optional audio outputs and MIDI control. Enjoy fast access and elegant management of your iTunes library, including iTunes Match.
MegaSeg enables DJs and radio stations to segue or beat mix between songs or music videos, trigger sound effects via hot keys, note requests via color coded request lists, cue and preview tracks via multiple sound
MegaSeg enables DJs and radio stations to segue or beat mix between songs or music videos, trigger sound effects via hot keys, note requests via color coded request lists, cue and preview tracks via multiple sound
What's New
Version 5.8.2:
- The Playlists button no longer causes an error after any iTunes library changes.
- Advance button's track loading is threaded to match the Segue button.
- Fixed an issue when segueing two tracks quickly.
- [Pro] Auto ducking stops when a voice track ends instead of the full intro.
- [Pro] Restrict Play Date ends on the stop date instead of the following day.
- [Pro] Fixed an issue on Mac OS X 10.5 that caused some videos to display a 2nd window.
- Additional minor tweaks.
Version 5.8.2:
- The Playlists button no longer causes an error after any iTunes library changes.
- Advance button's track loading is threaded to match the Segue button.
- Fixed an issue when segueing two tracks quickly.
- [Pro] Auto ducking stops when a voice track ends instead of the full intro.
- [Pro] Restrict Play Date ends on the stop date instead of the following more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
MegaSeg User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:27,036 |
| Version Downloads:231 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : MP3 |
| License:Demo |
| Date:25 Mar 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $199.00 |
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MegaSeg is a complete solution for pro audio/video DJ mixing, radio automation, and music scheduling with rock solid performance and an easy to use design. Mix with visual waveforms and Magic Trackpad cue and sync. Preview tracks with optional audio outputs and MIDI control. Enjoy fast access and elegant management of your iTunes library, including iTunes Match.
MegaSeg enables DJs and radio stations to segue or beat mix between songs or music videos, trigger sound effects via hot keys, note requests via color coded request lists, cue and preview tracks via multiple sound outputs, create dynamic scheduled playlists, program automatic playlist events, and more...
MegaSeg enables DJs and radio stations to segue or beat mix between songs or music videos, trigger sound effects via hot keys, note requests via color coded request lists, cue and preview tracks via multiple sound outputs, create dynamic scheduled playlists, program automatic playlist events, and more...
- Full iTunes library and playlist integration, including iTunes Match.
- Visually sync beats in real-time with the waveform viewer.
- Use Multi-touch trackpad controls for cue-scrub, pitch shift, and click-drag sync.
- Kick back on autopilot with automatic segues.
- Change the font face, color, and size.
- Preview and cue songs in your headphones with multiple audio outputs.
- Supports any MIDI controller.
- Compatible with older protected DRM iTunes tracks.
- Rock Steady with superior program stability.
- Built from the ground up to work exclusively on the Mac.
- Play History Logs and Auto-Saved Playlists
- Adjust Tempo with Pitch Lock (time-stretch)
- And much more...
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Drewman21 reviewed on 20 Mar 2012
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Traktor Pro, DJay, etc. are more for live entertainment fun with a DJ present.
Interface is 90ies, I agree on that ;-)
But Traktor also does not look especially "nice", to be honest.
+37
Dropouts are gone(!) on my Mac with the new 4.0.2.
(If you still have dropouts, try how it is with "keep drives spinning" OFF in the prefs.)
Also the developer is now very responsive to reports and questions.
Since this were the only main points annoying me with the app, and they are gone, I can now update my personal rating to a full 5 stars. I start really loving this toy.
+37
caberlin reviewed on 21 Apr 2007
nice and clean interface. great for a half-automatic party with the ability to drop in special songs from a wishlist at a given order or given time!! (think of a midnight special at a birthday party)... much superior to iTunes in that respect.
bad:
still Dropouts on my MacBookPro at many songs and/or certain button clicks
does not sync nicely yet with iTunes (tons of errors with importing tags and stuff)
search features could be much improved.
If the few bugs are removed it will be my favourite toy for private party dj-ing...
You should also check out Disco XT, that one goes the same direction with it's automatic playlist... At the moment I prefer the UI of Megaseg but Disco XT has no dropouts and that counts.
Anonymous reviewed on 19 Jul 2005
This kuffin hitsh doesnt work correctly.
For more than weeks, i try to setup events and playlists. Yesterday, the first Day them works fine, correctly loaded n played for bout 12 hours.
Last Night, the loading of events n playlists stopped. And now, the programmed n saved events wouldnt run anymore.
Reboot n Reload without any improvement.
Anybody knows help?!
Thx 4 answering. :(
Anonymous reviewed on 11 Jan 2005
But if you're running a commercial radio, broadcasting 24h/day, the price is just a joke !
This app is VERY stable, the database is tweakable, the level of customization is good, etc...
I was on the move to leave the mac platform for broadcasting uses until I've found this jewel !
Anonymous reviewed on 11 Jan 2005
169 bucks for this "carbon" app....
no way!!!
+3
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Nov 2004
I'm having some difficulties with MegaSeg 3.1.6 on a MacMini running MacOS X - 10.3.4 I belive it was. I'm trying to understand anything about what is going on. Could you elaborate some on what characteristics I should expect from an application built of RealBasic? The issue I am having is that from time to time it just stops playing music for about 30 seconds with the spinning rainbow disk, and then it resumes.
What I have observed with Activity Monitor is that when it is open, and not doing anything it consumes 15% of the CPU. When it is playing music, it takes 20%. The 15% is puzzling. I would expect an idle application to take nearly nothing while waiting for an input event. Is this related to a behavior you would expect from RealBasic?
The other observation from Activity Monitor is that MegaSeg seems to run either 4 or 5 threads when idle, and 1 more thread when playing music. You can reliably start and stop the playlist and see the thread count go up and down by 1, and simultaneously the CPU usage goes up and down by 5%. When it goes into the aberrant "stopped playing" mode, the CPU usage flutters down in the 0-1% range and the number of threads drops to 1 less than the normal idle thread count (3 or 4).
If you or anyone else out there could shed any light on MacMini issues or RealBasic issues or specific MacOS version issues that might be at play here, I'd be most appreciative.
Oh. Other symptoms and environmental things are:
This is being run on a very restricted account which can only run MegaSeg (I specifically enabled the ability to run Activity Monitor to see what was happening). I have run Disk Utility and Repaired the disk Permissions. I have booted it in safe mode to attempt to kill any rogue processes. I have cleaned out the MegaSeg logs. None of this had any noticeable effect.
The 30 second episodes were first noticed at a rate of a few episodes per day, which was annoying. Over the past several weeks, it has progressed to several (5-15) episodes per hour, which is unusable. The music is on an external disk. The music is in wave format. The library contains almost 18000 songs. MegaSeg is set to keep all disks spinning.
Bob
Anonymous reviewed on 21 Oct 2004
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