IDJC: DJ on Linux

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IDJC - Internet DJ Console for linux.

IDJC (Internet DJ Console) is one of the DJ application available for Linux. This DJ application is equipped with cross fading, volume controls, audio level meters.

The application provides two separate audio paths one for the listeners and other one for the DJ. So DJ can examine the effects without eating ears of listeners. :)

Goto Internet DJ Console site.

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