(unlike v7.2 and previous, where it would have shown only files matching the exact string “GuettaLove”). If you search for “Guetta Love”, the search engine will now show all the results that contain both the word “Guetta” in one of the fields and the word “Love” in the same or any other field. We also ported back from v8 the multi-word search engine. VirtualDJ 8 will sound even better, but 7.3 is already a noticeable improvement over the previous versions.
VIRTUAL DJ VERSION 7 CODE UPDATE
The focus on this new update is mainly the sound quality.We’ve improved the audio engine, using 32-bit internal processing, we added an automatic Limiter, an optional new Parametric Equalizer with customizable frequencies, and in general ported back from v8 some new improvements that make VirtualDJ sound better. The new features in v8, no matter how groundbreaking, do not justify a loss in stability. So we’ll continue to whip the new development team until v8 is perfectĪnd as we promised, in the meantime, we’ll continue to release improvements on the v7.x series, and port back some of the new features that had been developed for v8. VirtualDJ 7 is a rock-solid piece of software, that is used daily by dozen of millions of DJs around the world without a glitch, and we strongly believe that VirtualDJ 8 should have the same stability. Virtual DJ 7.3 continues to get the bugs fixes, but also gets some new features, which I guess are thrown in to keep people happy while they wait.Ītomix sent his, which is not so much a press release as a statement of intent:Īs we said before, VirtualDJ 8 is still under beta-testing, and we’ll keep it that way until we’re confident that we nailed every single one of the numerous small bugs that are the unavoidable byproducts of a complete rewrite.
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No we’re not there yet, but Atomix have issued yet another rapid update to what hopefully will soon become their legacy version. Feeling a little like Bart Simpson badgering Homer from the back seat of the car, we seem to have been driving towards Virtual DJ 8 for the longest time.