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Obelisk3 is the easiest to use, most powerful professional DJ system designed specifically for Mac OS X. What's New
Version 3.0fc1 adds the following:
- Multiple sound output device support! There are three settings for the Master Output device and the Monitor Device for each player. They are:Mac OS X Audio HAL - Selecting this uses whatever is selected in system prefs.Mac OS X Audio HAL (System) - This is always the built-in output. Firewire DV - Firewire outExample configuration: I use a Griffin iMic, which is connected via USB. I then use the System Preferences "Sound" pane to specify the iMic as my output device. Then in Obelisk I select the Master Output device as "Mac OS X Audio HAL", and the monitor as "Mac OS X Audio HAL (System)". Plug in the PA to the iMic, and my headphones to the built-in out and I'm ready to go.
- Improved stability and performance.
- Playlists can now be sorted by Play Order, Time, Title, Artist, and Album.
- You can sort in both ascending and descending order by clicking the header cell you want to sort on.
- Full support for all Quicktime compatible files including AIFF, AU, AVI, DV, MIDI, MPEG-1, MP3, MOV, Sound, Wave, and more!
- You can now drop folders onto the play lists and Obelisk will automatically search down through every file and folder, adding every supported file.
- You can now drag and drop from one player to another.
- Currently playing player is now indicated with a small red sphere in the upper right corner of the player.
- Windows now remember their position and size.
- When adding files to a play list they are now added in the same order they appear in the finder.
- Time now displays to the 1/100th of a second. And the "back" and "forward" buttons will step in 1/100th increments to allow the most precise track positioning.
- You can now search the play lists by typing text into the "search" field.
- Improved Auto Fading reliability and accuracy.
- You can have Obelisk randomly select the next track in either playlist.
- Playlists indicate how many tracks are being displayed and the total number of tracks loaded. Version 3.0fc1 adds the following:
- Multiple sound output device support! There are three settings for the Master Output device and the Monitor Device for each player. They are:Mac OS X Audio HAL - Selecting this uses whatever is selected in system prefs.Mac OS X Audio HAL (System) - This is always the built-in output. Firewire DV - Firewire outExample configuration: I use a Griffin iMic, more... Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.1 or later
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