Until Virtual DJ supports replay gain tags for auto volume leveling I will not be a buyer.
All my music has replay gain tags embedded in the metadata, auto leveled to the EBU R128 standard of 89 decibels.
No question that VDJ is a fantastic program, and I have played with the free version a fair bit, but there is lots of free or nearly free mixing software out there that support this very basic feature (even winamp), so why not VDJ?
Does VDJ impliment any form of auto-leveling at all? I could not get it to behave as if it did and was constantly riding the faders to achieve similar volume levels between tracks.
After searching through the VDJ forum I found that it does not support replay gain tags.
If someone who uses VDJ could enlighten me on how to auto-level without either a) using any form of on board dynamic compression or b) running an auto-leveling program such as mp3 gain through my entire library beforehand, otherwise it's a deal breaker for me.
Even though I use 2 separate programs, winamp for video and mixx for audio, I will happily continue to do so until someone can show me an all in one solution that meets the above criteria.
All my music has replay gain tags embedded in the metadata, auto leveled to the EBU R128 standard of 89 decibels.
No question that VDJ is a fantastic program, and I have played with the free version a fair bit, but there is lots of free or nearly free mixing software out there that support this very basic feature (even winamp), so why not VDJ?
Does VDJ impliment any form of auto-leveling at all? I could not get it to behave as if it did and was constantly riding the faders to achieve similar volume levels between tracks.
After searching through the VDJ forum I found that it does not support replay gain tags.
If someone who uses VDJ could enlighten me on how to auto-level without either a) using any form of on board dynamic compression or b) running an auto-leveling program such as mp3 gain through my entire library beforehand, otherwise it's a deal breaker for me.
Even though I use 2 separate programs, winamp for video and mixx for audio, I will happily continue to do so until someone can show me an all in one solution that meets the above criteria.