(by Discrete-Time Systems)
(by Discrete-Time Systems)
Manual: Here Manual (.NET version): Here Change-Log: Here. (How do I turn OFF annoying Sounds that interfere with my Music!? Click Here.)
Download 1.37 (02/13/2009, C++ version): SwiftMiX® << Click Here
(If the C++ program will not let you add songs, here is a 15-day trial-key, click Help->About->Install License Key then type or paste in this code [right-click, choose Paste]. Leave the E-Mail Address box blank and click OK [select the following code, right-click, chose Copy]: 637A8VR0R9PKZJW9GE )
Download 1.29 (06/18/2009, .NET version): SwiftMiX® << Click Here
(If the .NET program will not let you add songs, here is a 15-day trial-key, click Help->About->Install License Key then type or paste in this code [right-click, choose Paste]. Leave the E-Mail Address box blank and click OK [select the following code, right-click, chose Copy]: T37Y3H90R9MKMWQ9FE )
Allows you to mix back-and-forth between two Players either manually or automatically. Create a music-list for each player by holding the Ctrl key or Shift key down and selecting files. Optionally turn on "Auto-Fade" then press the Play button on a Media-Player, files will auto-play and auto-fade between the two players. You can add new music-files "on-the-fly" to either player's list.
To Turn OFF Windows sounds that interfere with Music:
In Windows XP click Start->Control Panel. Click "Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices. Click "Sounds and Audio Devices. Click the "Sounds" tab. Click the down-arrow to the right of the "Sound scheme" box. Choose "No Sounds". Click OK.