Quick question for you; I sometimes DJ for a local radio station but unfortunately there’s no space in their studio for my CDJs. To get around this I either borrow a friends controller + laptop or burn individual tracks to CD and just treat it like a normal show rather than mixing.
I was wondering if I could use Virtual DJ Home, which is free, to mix within the software, without a controller and simply run the audio from my laptop to the radio station’s input.
It’s not like they will lock the software, although they do track users both cracked and legit who don’t have a good firewall… I think the idea is that if you like something and use it a lot you should support the company who creates it and makes your income possible.. In the grand scheme of things $300 for software that can get anyone $500 a night is nothing.. I’m pretty sure that from the teaser vids explination a year ago VDJ8 streaming will be locked down to an atomix owned server so if you have a cracked version you won’t be able to stream online. But I think that’s fair.
I did have an S4 but moved onto the 2000s last year. I only require it every now and then so didn’t want to have to purchase anything really. Plus, like I said, the CDJs won’t fit in the studio
you might want to look into mixxx aswell it can use shoutcast for broadcasting and has about 30 controllers mapped to it. If your friends controller isn’t mapped it has a pretty cool javascript based mapping engine that isn’t too difficult to understand if you know a little about javascript basics.