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[Scott Yarbrough]

Ok I have been playing around with virtual Dj for a little while now. I know how to load songs into each deck and mix them. I also know how to add songs to the auto mix list and use it. I even made me a few playlists. Now to my questions.

First question is are they away to add a song to the auto mix or playlist to be played next without having to move the song from the bottom of the list to the top. 

For example if I am playing an auto mix playlist and a guest comes up and wants to request a song how can I add the requested song to be the next song to play.

Now to my next question is there a way I can load a song on deck 1 and start the song and then load a song on deck 2 and when the song on deck 1 finish’s the song on deck 2 will automatically start playing pretty much like auto mix but where I can manually load the songs in each deck

Thanks for all the help in advance 

[Zenek]

Hi, if you're using automix in dual-deck mode, there's nothing stopping you from manually loading tracks while automix is ​​on.
So the answer to the second question is simply turn on automix and manually load tracks onto the decks.
The answer to the first question is a bit different.
When automix is ​​on and tracks are loading automatically, you can check which deck is paused at any time with the F1 and F2 keys. Then, load a track directly there, at will, from the file panel or the side list.
When the automix finishes playing on the opposite deck, it will automatically switch to your track.
You just need to be careful: when a manually loaded track ends, the automix will automatically switch to the opposite deck, but it will start playing the automix list from the top, so tracks may be repeated.
The first option is to, before the automix finishes the manually loaded track, go to the automix panel and load a track that hasn't played yet onto the opposite deck. Then, the next tracks from that list will automatically load. The second option is to enable automatic removal of played tracks from the automix list, which will always have a new track waiting at the top of the list.
The third option is to enable randomization of the automix list after each track.
You can find the appropriate options in the Mallmuzik/VDJ options menu, or by pressing the "o" key in the automix panel and using OCR in the context menu.
For some reason, my automix uses decks 3 and 4, so pay attention to which decks you're using when loading tracks.
To get my automix to use decks 1 and 2, I first press Ctrl+Alt+d to select dual-deck mode, then I enable the automix, which uses decks 1 and 2.
Best regards, Zenek

[Scott Yarbrough]

Thanks so much I am trying to get the hang of this lol the more I play around with it the easier it is getting I did figure out that NVDA is easier to work then jaws for some reason lol now I just need to figure out how to add a few keyboard shortcuts for stuff that I like to use more out of the options but that is for another day lol thanks again for your help

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[Kristijan Stefanovski]

Scott, are you sure that automix randomization is available in MallMuzik software through settings configuration?

Chris

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[Zenek]

Hi, that was a mental shortcut.
The one-time shuffle is available in the automix panel with Ctrl+Alt+e, but the shuffle for each track is only available in the menu with the "o" key.
The remaining settings can be found in Mallmuzik/VDJ options.
Best regards, Zenek

[Zenek]

You can build your own pad pages that perform your favorite functions, or use pre-made pages from the Mallmuzik repository.
You can even create your own keyboard mappings, as user BlueFox did.

Best regards, Zenek