The interface in Deejaysystem Video VJ-II is similar to other mixing tools, with a bunch of buttons, knobs and sliders that may put off users at first sight. Also, the program doesn’t include any documentation to get you started.

But those of you familiar with mixing software will be delighted with all the features available in Deejaysystem Video VJ-II. It includes the ability to mix two audio and two video sources at the same time, precise playback controls, support to record the mixed output, several video effects available, cross-fading effects and more.

Deejaysystem Video VJ-II supports TV output, which makes it the perfect tool for professional performances in pubs, clubs and even your personal parties.

With the required DJ-ing knowledge, Deejaysystem Video VJ-II can be a great tool to create audio and video mixes.

Download Deejaysystem Video VJ-II 3.3.0 in Softonic

That doesn't necessarily mean you're going to be a good DJ though but FutureDecks makes it as easy as possible with features such as beat-matching and beat-aware loops that may have listeners wondering if you were born to spin the wheels of steel.

In fact, for the tone/beat deaf out there, FutureDecks actually mixes everything automatically if you want it to although don't expect brilliant results - the mixer applies a strict BPM matching policy which means completely different genres can be bizarrely mixed into one another. There are however lots of cool effects to keep you occupied however including the possibility to scratch records, reverse play them and of course, change the pitch.
To cue-up your next track, you'll need a pair of headphones plugged in as you can listen to the two decks over separate channels.

The layout of FutureDecks is a little intimidating at first. The developers could have done with stripping it down a bit to cater for beginners as it's aimed more at intermediate to advanced users as it is. Learning how to use it is largely a case of trail and error as there are no on screen tips to get you going or even a Help file. The preferences relate either to general settings or specific audio details and are not particularly extensive.

If you really feel lost when it comes to Djing, FutureDecks does at least allow the option of auto-mixing your playlists so you can sit back and enjoy the party. Just be sure to keep an eye on it.

Download FutureDecks Lite 1.5.1 in Softonic

The program features a double-deck interface with support for two audio sources and customizable playlists.

You've got tools to set speed and pitch, a BPM counter and also very precise playback controls to apply seamless fading effects.