Casanova

Casanova is a music studio developed to be used by professional and also by amateur DJ's, broadcast stations and home users. It has been developed close together with the broadcast station Streekomroep Weert in the Netherlands.

Casanova is basically three programs in one. It can be used manually, connected to a mixer board, or in automatic mode where it plays the songs in the playlist, and automatically crossfades between songs when they drop below a pre-set volume.

Moreover, Casanova also plays nonstop music. The software will then randomly choose songs with the genres specified by the nonstop planner. During this mode, Casanova needs no attention, and can be left alone for up to one week. When in nonstop mode, it's also possible to have Casanova record, and rehearse shows.

Here are some key features of "Casanova":

￭ Built-in MP3 players with auto-crossfade and volume normalization ￭ Powerful database search tools ￭ Easy feature for playing jingles and commercials ￭ Supports recording and rehearsing ￭ And much more

Limitations:

￭ All key features except nonstop and recording. Suitable for home users or users not interested in playing nonstop music.