GDAM is a real-time digital dj mixing software package. Any number of mp3 files can be played and mixed simultaneously. Effects can be added, changed, and rearranged dynamically. GDAM features a client-server architecture; all sound is produced by a server, which receives instructions from any number of clients. Libraries are built around glib and the gtk object system. Skin library uses libglade to load guis from xml files, includes simple skin support, and gtk theme compatibility. Other features include: plugins for audio effects and interface components, cacheing and looping, sequencing, assisted beatmatching, a waveform viewer/beat calculator, contiguous queueing (no pauses between songs when using a playlist), an online help system, an mpg123 clone which runs on a gdam server, flexible command line interface for direct control of server, recording of entire mix or any point in stream to buffer/disk/mp3 encoder, support for multiple sound devices, and support for midi hardware control.
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1 commentDefinitely a very good mixing app
Gdam is a bit difficult to use in the beginning because of its sometimes confusing interface but it's really a great app to mix mp3s, to build drums or bassline, to play with effects (flange, echo, feedback, distortion,etc) on your mix ! It's THE app for people who want to mix music in real-time. In the same kind of apps there is terminatorX, easier to use but less complete.