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Atomix Virtual DJ Professional 5 0 rev6
The head product of Atomix Productions is Virtual DJ, a computer software that lets the DJs mix by using a computer instead of traditional turntables.
This software, used as much by professional DJs in their work than by teenagers for pleasure, is built on a technology invented by Stephane Clavel in 1997, which makes it possible for the computer to automatically synchronize two pieces of music together.
On top of this technology, some new technologies have since then been created, letting one create 'loops' automatically, adding samples and gimmicks in live, playing and smoothly scratching videos, etc...
Virtual DJ can thus today largely outperform the traditional DJ interfaces.
Professional DJs will find there a way to greatly improve the quality and creativity of their mixes, while beginners will find a way to "play DJ" in a very realistic way without any preliminary knowledge.
In parallel to its mixing softwares, Atomix Productions has developed a technology that lets a computer mix a whole playlist perfectly without any human intervention. The algorithm knows how to find the genre of the music just by listening to it, and can adapt its mix accordingly (beatmatch for house music, cut for hip-hop, fade for rock, etc...).
DJ-Box is a system built upon this technology, and used to equip leisure venues, bars, hotels, shops, etc...
A similar algorithm has been developed to be embeded in portable music players or cell phones.
An important and very active community
Around Atomix Productions' mixing softwares, a real community has gathered, and the virtualdj.com website serves today as a meeting point for all this community of DJs who use a computer to mix.
This site gets indeed more than 5.000.000 pages viewed per month, and more than 15.000 messages posted on the forums per month.
More than 1.000.000 forum users are registered, and they represent the early-adopters of this targeted market that is computer DJing.
As for the software, more than 50 millions uses are recorded from computers connected to the Internet (and without firewall) per year.
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