Virtual DJ

The program I have chosen to share with everyone has to do with the fun side of college. College parties have to have music, it makes the get together more enjoyable for everyone. The program Virtual DJ (VDJ) gives anybody the ability to easily learn the skills to becoming a dj for any party. The software is easy to use and can be downloaded directly to any laptop for maximum portability. VDJ allows a very simple way to blend songs together and create your own mashups and keep the party going with out having the annoyance of having to select another song and wait for the song to start playing. VDJ also provides a tutorial for quick learning for any beginner. It will teach you how to seamlessly transition from song to song, add sound effects, and record your own mixes to share with your friends. When I attended Bloomsburg University I was a dj for my fraternity and played on a regular basis for parties and bars. I think that with the popularity of electronic dance music increasing into mainstream, people are interested in learning how djs perform and create a fun environment during a concert. There are a few different types of the program. The one I am recommending is the VDJ Free, which has all the necessary components for someone to start and perform at any venue. Now when someone becomes more experienced and want to further their djing skills, VDJ has upgradable programs for purchase. I myself being a poor college student, uprgrading to VDJ 8 is almost out of reach. They full VDJ 8 program has a one time payment of $299 which is very costly but luckily VDJ 8 can also be purchased through a subscription of $19 a month. This is very affordable and can be purchased at anytime and canceled at anytime. So someone can use it when they need to and not have reoccurring payments.