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Hi to all,

Is it possible to add a silence gap between songs ??

And is it possible to output in the video the name of the song that is playing and the next ones in the list??

thank you and best regards
Vasco

Vasco Martins wrote:Hi to all,

Is it possible to add a silence gap between songs ??

quiet a few ways ,,just let it play and have your gap of silence then start the next track
or you can put the silence with a music editor ,,audicy for one

And is it possible to output in the video the name of the song that is playing and the next ones in the list??

if you have Cross software ,,the video section has a text editor ,,which can possibily be used for such and endevor ,,

thank you and best regards
Vasco

more info as to what you are trying to achieve ,, your propsed work flow and how you are trying to accomplish thease things
moving to genn chat for better veiwing /responces.

Hi,

Djing most of the times is based on Cross fading and beat matching but some parties like in Tango events the DJ needs are different, the tracks must be separated by 3 or 4 seconds of silence and there is no DJ software in the market that has this feature.

Related to the track name display info... in this type of events people like to know what Orquestra they are listening so it would be nice to have a projection with this information using the video capabilities of your software.

Hope I was more clear now with the explanation.
best regards
Vasco

then my reply is valid ,, try the Cross demo for feature testing ,,

Hi,
Dan, I believe Vasco could achieve displaying the name of the song via the text titler in Cross with video color & movement up/down & even sideways with speed built in or stationary text if need be. He could even display text 'on the fly' which could solve his next song dilemma (in a changing song/playlist environment).
Or he could even set up all his texting & even imaging in the titler before the gig if he knew the playlist was etched in stone. All he would have to do is click on the desired (text) preset by name of song.
I do it all the time on gigs with much success. Just an idea.

great minds think a like ,,