Enjoy Your Music, Your Way

Cross-fade up to 20 players for a dynamic mixing experience

Getting Started

Playing Tunes

Enjoy the simplicity of a single player with an automatic playlist, or get down to it, and mix up to 20 players at once on up to 10 different sound card outputs.

View a player quick reference diagram

• Drag-and-drop sound files, or playlists, on players to load your music.

• Click Automatic to switch to Manual mode

• Click CrossFade to switch to Automatic CrossFader mode with another player

• Click the VU meter to show EQ, RTM, or GTB

• Click the mini buttons on the left to:

  • Stretch players to full-height

  • Disable or enable tiling

  • Refresh

  • Properties

  • Help

• Use the standard control buttons on top, similar to a CD player

• Resize players as needed

			replay from beginning
			rewind position
			pause currently playing item
			play selected playlist item
			stop playing
			fast forward position
			play next item on playlist

• Right-click playlist for a menu

Concrete DJ player

• If Fade Out on Demand is enabled (default), any other automatic or cross-fading player on the same output device will fade out automatically when you click Play on a different player.

• Right-click a sound file on the playlist to edit properties

• Use the Control Panel to view your media library and other lists, and launch extra player windows as you need them, each with their own playlist.

• Change EQ, ANT™ (Automatic Normalization Technology™), and GTB™ (Got The Beat™) settings to fine-tune your sound.

   

  Minimize control panel and players to the taskbar

Click the LED above the player or system volume level sliders to restore after minimizing

 

Click icon to rotate modules to top

You may want to close modules so there is more room on-screen to view your playlist in tall views

The EQ icon changes to a mini-view of the module when clicked.  If a song is playing, the icon changes to a VU meter, but it can still be clicked, to rotate modules and change settings.

Changing Outputs

• Click the output device list to change between different sets of speakers, without rebooting, even while a song is playing, if you have a dual-output or multiple sound cards installed in your PC.

• Use different output devices to play different music in different rooms for whole home audio.

• Use different output devices to monitor songs on various playlists thru headphones while DJ'ing.

• Use different output devices to play different playlists through different sets of speakers for businesses with multiple services going on at the same time.