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You can download the user guide in the community section. Note: you'll need your order number to do that. |
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If you downloaded UltraMixer from a website other than ours, please stop the installation process and delete the program. By downloading the original UltraMixer from our page http://www.ultramixer.com/download.html we make sure you receive a virus-free version.
Nevertheless, some antivirus programs incorrectly detect the UltraMixer as containing a Trojan (Crypt/Trojan). You should be able to fixup the false virus warning by updating your program's virus data base. If the problem still persists, please notify the manufacturer of your anti virus software. |
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You can test "UltraMixer Pro" as demo edition for 60 minutes as often you want. That means after expiration just restart UltraMixer and try it for 60 minutes again! So you can assure yourself of UltraMixer calmly.
As private person you can convert the Demo edition to the Free Edition! Just activate it on startup and have fun without the 60 minutes restrictions. As private person you don't enter into any commitment. |
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Unfortunately no. UltraMixer requires Java 1.5 (or higher). Currently, Apple supports Java 1.5 exclusively for Mac OS X 10.4 (and higher), users of former editions keep excluded. For this reason UltraMixer 2 can't be used on Mac OS X 10.3 (or earlier). |
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UltraMixer supports a feature named ReplayGain. In the FileArchive you just
perform the ReplayGain calculation over all your songs. After that each song
will have a pre-calculated Gain value so that the audible volume for each song
is the same. |
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Yes! Just do a right click on the PLAY button. |
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Only one single instance of UltraMixer can be started at the same time. Probably UltraMixer hasn't finished without errors. Start the TaskManager (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and kill the "javaw.exe" process.
Linux: UltraMixer requires write permission for this directory: '/data'. |
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Use it like sliders! Drag the mouse in vertical direction (north/south). Hold down the shift key to stop fine tuning. |
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First, you have to set a cue point (SEARCH/PAUSE+CUE). Afterwards, you will be able to save this cue point by clicking on the cue button with the right mouse button. To load a cue point use the right mouse button on CUE as well. |
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First, a certain position in a track has to be addressed. The SEARCH button enables you to find this position. Afterwards, the chosen position may be defined as cue point by clicking on the CUE button. When clicking on the PLAY button, the playback will start at the cue point. It's another solution to click on the PAUSE-Button, followed by the CUE-Button. Most DJs use a cue point on the first bass drum in a time. You can use as many cue points as you want. A double click on the CUE button deletes all cue points, the playback is reset to the beginning of a title. |
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Yes, You can do that: CTRL/SHIFT + NUM-1(low)/2(mid)/3(high). |
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You can reset all sliders in UltraMixer via the right mouse button. |
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