Design Features:  

MixMeister Fusion places an emphasis on where the bulk of DJ work happens: the transition. With eleven track transition options and a unique, user-friendly interface, attention can be placed on the selection and mixing of tracks, as opposed to watching the clock and waiting to cue and replace tracks. Best of all, the interface displays controls for up to 8 decks, allowing for additional mastering options, while providing the time for planning changes that few DJ Software Programs offer.

MixMeister Fusion provides recording and revising tools that few DJ Software Programs offer. Manual alterations can be made to tempo, volume and EQ on-the-go in real time. All actions are recorded, enabling users to return to specific positions in the set to make precise, studio style editing adjustments.

Input/Output:  

MixMeister Fusion supports MP3, WAV, WMA, AIFF and other audio file formats, and is also compatible with MMP and M3U playlists. MixmMeister Fusion can also support a variety of line-in controllers, such as MP3, vinyl and CD decks, as well as others.

MixMeister Fusion can be published as an MP3 file, burned to a CD or even broadcasted on the internet.

Performance:  

MixMeister Fusion stands alone among DJ Software programs in performance. Designed to keep song selection and transitioning at the forefront of all activity, MixMeister Fusion gives an immediate edge to any user, providing a degree of control and perspective that is absent in virtually all other programs.

Help/Support:  

MixMeister hosts a FAQs page and online community. The online community serves as both a platform to broadcast playlists and a forum to receive and offer tutorials and tips for using the software. Additional technical support and help can be requested and received through email.

MixMeister Fusion offers a DJ Software experience unlike any other. Though it has a learning curve longer than most DJ Software programs, and the advanced options of programs like top ranked TRAKTOR, MixMeister Fusion is unlikely to disappoint, especially in live performance settings, where it shines.