Hi. We're looking into building an easy to use audio player to use at parties. BPM Studio works great, but most people don't know it and have trouble using it. So far I've found NAudio, which makes playing mp3's easy. I'm looking for something I can use so I can fade out the running audio, and fade in the next one, preferably on a different channel. Any information, experiences, etc. welcomed.
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Jump to PostI don't know NAudio, but it looks useful at a first glance.
Do you have language/platform restrictions?
If you have the time and inclination for portable DIY, you might look at PortAudio for output (I can speak to this one a bit) and something to decode whatever …
Jump to PostI don't know much about audio mixers and players but I have a friend that swears by MIXXX software. The interface can be challenge to learn, initially, but once learned it is apparently …
Jump to PostHad a quick glance at PortAudio, but I do not see any mixing features listed in the docs (unless overlooked).
You didn't miss anything; that's why I called it DIY... :) Mixing is just about the easiest thing you can do in audio software, though, and a simple …
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