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The miJam iPod DJ Mixing Studio is a personal mixer that can take input from your iPod and allow you to apply your own remix. Actually, you can probably use any digital audio player to provide the music input, but these days everything is associated with the iPod when possible.
The mixer has two discs that allow you to mix and scratch providing different background rhythms, fill-in sounds, drum fills and voice effects. You can also change the volume and tempo speed and attach the output to a PC or Mac to save the result.
The iPod mixer runs on 4 AA batteries and runs only about $40.
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Can you run the iPod DJ Mixing Studio through external speakers or external amps?
Hi Chanta,
It looks like the device does have an audio out port which is described as being used to connect to a computer for recording, so it might be possible to connect it to speakers or an amp. But, keep in mind that this is only a $40 item that runs on AA’s, so expect around $40 worth of quality.
Thank you Darrin.
I have not gotten an iPod for myself yet. But I do plan on getting one soon. Does the mixing studio only have the sweeping filter affect, or does it have more? Because my friend has one and that’s the only affect that he has on his remix case.
hi the ipod seem to be very interestin and how does this work???and in which country may get it