Inklen releases MixEmergency Public Beta

Sept. 1, 2008 - PRLog -- Today Inklen released the public beta of MixEmergency - a Mac visualisation application to mix and manipulate videos and Quartz Compositions in real-time.

"We want to enable DJs to be more creative with their video sets", says Nick Feisst, Director of Inklen.  "MixEmergency has the ability to create much more dynamic visualisations than conventional video scratching.  There are several unique features built into MixEmergency that will allow DJs to easily create effects and visualisations that haven’t been possible before.  We're really excited to see how DJs will incorporate these features into their sets".

A MIDI controllable interface allows users to easily interact with MixEmergency's transitions and effects. MixEmergency also has the ability to be controlled externally using Scratch LIVE.  Advanced features of MixEmergency allow VJs to assign control signals, such as position and velocity, to interact with effect parameters and Quartz Compositions.

The full version of MixEmergency 1.0 is available for US$179 from the Inklen website.  The public beta of MixEmergency 1.0 is available for download from http://www.mixemergency.com/.

About Inklen:
Inklen, located in Rotorua, New Zealand, was founded in 2008 and specialises in developing Mac applications for professional DJs. Expertise in the fields of music, graphics and software engineering allow Inklen to produce innovative software for creative individuals.

For More Information:
Web:   http://www.mixemergency.com/
            http://www.inklen.com/
Contact: http://www.inklen.com/contact/

Mac and Mac OS are registered trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
Scratch LIVE is a trademark of Serato Audio Research.
Inklen is not affiliated with Serato Audio Research.

# # #

Inklen specialises in developing Mac applications for professional DJs. Expertise in the fields of music, graphics and software engineering allow Inklen to produce innovative software for creative individuals.