Disco XT for Mac7.8.5

6.8.7 with GUI-Errors on Mac Pro 6-Core 3,33. 2560x1600px Left/down Library+iTunes List is on Top/left!!! 6.8.1 No problems!

I dont know why I keep trying this software. imo this is a toy compared to Serato Itch or even Traktor. The UI is a mess and not very intuitive at all for playing live. Not good.

In new Version 6 (6.3.6) no way for iPod (and Songlists) to see an left menu. In V5 was funktionally normal.

Is there a list of compatible hardware controllers? I cannot find this.

I tried the demo and i like that very much, i would use disco dj very often , so that makes me to get the full version , very nice job creators .I feel great when i find kind apps . http://www.landitrance.tk Trance ON !

Version 5.4 works perfekt on Macbook Pro 17" Unibody. the Userinterface is too small on my Display with 1920x1200 px. Text and distances can be corrected however in defaults. Please for larger dissolutions adapt!

Version 5.3.2 with Star Ranking with one click. It´s great. Nice Support! I´m a User since V.3.

This mini review is aimed at people looking for the first time and trying to decide. it is not a detailed test. In the main, this is a very good app. I have found it very stable on both Tiger and leopard using a (non intel) 1.5Ghz powerbook with 2Gb Ram and a 2Mhz imac. Plus points over several other app's are: 1) it will happily play itunes protected files albeit with some restrictions on processing (e.g.midband control, full e.q. and effects such as delay and reverb)- however, these are not the fault of Disco XT but the nature of protected files. 2) has both a manual mode and fully automated mode. The latter allowing you to set up an auto-fading playlist whilst you the DJ go to get a pint, visit the John or whatever. 3) decent interface with various skins, a couple of things you don't need which thus clog up the page a little, but generally not confusing. 4) well written guide which assumes little or no knowledge. If you want to use the BPM facility make sure you have a decent mac as this is processor intensive. The whole program used to be pretty processor intensive but is much leaner now. My only gripe is with support. they're good but can be slow. to get stability with os x 10.5 I needed an update (which should be free) but you have to email them first! With a gig on Saturday, I emailed on the previous Wednesday. It's now monday and have heard nothing (despite a reminder sent). Consequently, I have had to pay again for a full version in order to get the upgrade!! i hope they will refund but first i hope they will reply... So advice is to keep up with the upgrades even if they are too frequent. Some people on this forum have been recommending DJay. I initially rejected it because it appeared to lack an auto feature but I was wrong! Playing with it now it's really rather nice....

Wow. These near-daily updates are getting out of hand. This developer needs to realize that the "release early, release often" mantra can be (and currently is being) taken to the extreme. I'd recommend releasing at least *half* as often as this developer currently spits out new versions.

OMG he must be kidding us an update per day.... keeps me stay from this app away.. i really suggest to get "djay 2.0" if u really need a stable and better mixing application..

Best Music-mixing App for Mac. Thats what I need to make good Partys. I can search Songs out of my Library adding them to a Playlist or let Disco DJ play automatically so that I can dance. You can get a Pro App for less than 30 Bucks. Ok, Disco DJ takes a lot of Performance so You better use a MB-P. G4 or even G5 dont make really fun.

Djay is far better then all other dj software. And it's free. http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/22011

Wow, this program blinds with neat features and pretty much all you need functionality. But hey - why does it eat up 1.2GB of of for doing absolutely nothing? Why does it always use 100% CPU time? Why does it ask if I want to quit, and on yes - doesn't? Why do I have to force quit it after trying to import a single directory with one album worth of music? So is it worth $30? Absolutely not! And I don't see it ever beeing worth it.

Cool program. Would it be possible to have Airport Express device for Master and internal soundsystem for monitor ? That would be great, because I use Airport Express for my active PA System so that I dont have cabel accross the room.

Hi all, Recently new releases of Disco have been coming quite fast. I've thought it might be a little annoying to download and install minor updates of Disco every two days. Starting at version 2.7 i've decided to make beta releases of versions first. The software will then be in beta state for 2-3 weeks. These beta releases are only available from the "Beta Releases" section of www.discosw.net

Check out Baytex Party! too here http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/3964

what is the point of emulating twin decks with a digital audio app. we use two decks because an arm or laser can only play one disk at a time. a mac/pc can play a dozen aiff/wav's simultaneously. i have given up looking for a dj app that is not noddy like iTunes or a waste of digital audio flexibility by trying to be a 'real' dj device or a professional studio editing suite costing an arm and a leg. somebody please design an app that lays up aiffs/tracks as sets and offers a variety of beatmatched audio transitions like FCP/iMovie offers a variety of seamless video transitions. Ableton's Live is the only one that has thought about this from the bottom up and gives you what a computer does best and that is multi-tasking and not copying twin decks. Does anyone know of such an app?

Quote: > "I think DJ-1800 is a REALBasic Application." Yes it is. And so is Disco. Or what else you believe is the rbframework.dylib you might find inside the Disco package?! And so what? DJ-1800 does its job better than most other apps in its category. Disco is not really in DJ-1800's category. Disco is a basic DJ app for beginners. DJ-1800 is aimed at professionals who don't need the Traktor "featuritis" overkill and who rather work as "traditional" DJs playing tracks (but not only) and therefore don't have any benefits from using e.g. Ableton Live either. You get that all at a reasonable price. Just like Disco, by the way.

hey! "Anonymous" dude... DJ-1800 is superior software and look better! and all people can search for other softwares and tests themselves and make your own opinion... im a part-time DJ (with my friends and family) and just DJ-1800 makes me feel on road!

DJ-1800 is rubbish compared to this, it's bulky and takes up far more space on your HD... Disco is small and therefore does the job much better.

This program is ok, but lacks the needs of a true DJ. I am a DJ for weddings and am looking for something to take over for my cd controller and just use itunes and an interface. This software is not the answer. The search continues.

The creators of this software have knowingly copied and pasted the exact interface of my Mac DJ application, "DJ-1800", and provided it as a skin for Disco. They even ship the skin with v2.2. This is shameful. Guys, if you can't be bothered to design your own interfaces, don't bother at all. I would urge anyone who doesn't support copying of other people's copyrighted designs and software to avoid this product and look elsewhere. I would advise MacUpdate not to list this program. dave@dj1800.com