I'm New, need win amp plug in suggestion

kamstra · 13th March 2002, 00:12

I would like to set win amp up with my stereo for a wedding party.
What plugins would you suggest.
I remember one the automatically lowered the end of a song and merged it with the next song in the list. Anyone know where to get this?
Any other suggestions

sgtfuzzbubble011 · 13th March 2002, 00:32

Take a quick spin through the plugins section of the site... There's a bunch of crossfading plugins and some others I'm sure you'll like.

And btw, welcome to the boards.

KrunkedUp187 · 13th March 2002, 01:30

also u can try winamp3, it has built in cross fading, however it's a beta and tends to be a bit unstable.

KelseyB · 13th March 2002, 04:11

justins experimental crossfading plug in works really well if you want something quick and easy- i found a really really nice one with a gui telling you the curve and all that- ill try to remember what it was, but justins should work well....

Mizter_E · 13th March 2002, 04:15

try the plugin stacker. see how that works out

dylman · 13th March 2002, 21:12

Official Winamp2.78 update

Install this, start Winamp, press CTRL-P, select Plugins -> Output, and make sure that "Crossfading DirectSound Ouput v1.34" is selected. Press configure to change crossfading options. This is an official update, it is an essential upgrade for all Winamp users.

PS don't worry if the version is higher than 1.34, it gets updated a lot!

edit: too many exclamation marks, I sounded like a ten year old

13th March 2002, 00:12	#1
kamstra Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 1	I'm New, need win amp plug in suggestion I would like to set win amp up with my stereo for a wedding party. What plugins would you suggest. I remember one the automatically lowered the end of a song and merged it with the next song in the list. Anyone know where to get this? Any other suggestions

13th March 2002, 01:30	#3
KrunkedUp187 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Philly, PA, USA Posts: 279	also u can try winamp3, it has built in cross fading, however it's a beta and tends to be a bit unstable. Alpha Pi Lambda Fraternity... never dry, baby... i get laid more than fritos - Ludacris

13th March 2002, 04:15	#5
Mizter_E Rest Well Friend Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 393	try the plugin stacker. see how that works out <lurk mode= on> Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine et lux perpetua luceat eis. Respitae en pacem, Robert. 1985-2002

13th March 2002, 21:12	#6
dylman Forum King Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Hawarden Posts: 2,115	Official Winamp2.78 update Install this, start Winamp, press CTRL-P, select Plugins -> Output, and make sure that "Crossfading DirectSound Ouput v1.34" is selected. Press configure to change crossfading options. This is an official update, it is an essential upgrade for all Winamp users. PS don't worry if the version is higher than 1.34, it gets updated a lot! edit: too many exclamation marks, I sounded like a ten year old There's no need to tell me when I'm right; I operate on that principle exclusively and with absolute certainty

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13th March 2002, 00:32	#2
sgtfuzzbubble011 Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 60,839	Take a quick spin through the plugins section of the site... There's a bunch of crossfading plugins and some others I'm sure you'll like. And btw, welcome to the boards.

13th March 2002, 04:11	#4
KelseyB Major Dude Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 1,054	justins experimental crossfading plug in works really well if you want something quick and easy- i found a really really nice one with a gui telling you the curve and all that- ill try to remember what it was, but justins should work well....