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NAMM 2008: Deckadance comes to Mac

One of 2007's best new DJing apps is now cross-platform

The MusicRadar Team, Thu 10 Jan, 10:32 am GMT

Now Mac users can mix using Deckadance.

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Belgian software developer Image Line will be exhibiting at NAMM, and it'll be showcasing a revised version (1.2) of its acclaimed Deckadance DJing software. Crucially, this adds Mac compatibility to the feature set.

It's widely acknowledged that a large number of pro DJs, producers and remixers use Apple computers, so the addition of OS X support looks certain to enhance the software's credibility.

Other new features in Deckadance 1.2 include open controller and timecode support, improved Windows soundcard driver compatibility, and out-of-the-box support for a greater number of MIDI control surfaces.

It should also be noted that the software now comes in two editions: Club Edition and House Edition. The former contains the full Deckadance feature set, while the latter omits the timecoded vinyl/CD transport control features.

Deckadance Club Edition and House Edition cost $179 and $99 respectively. Both can be ordered via the FL Studio web shop, while a demo can be downloaded from the dedicated Deckadance website.

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