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![]() UmixIt makes everyone a DJ January 12, 2005; 4:40 p.m. ![]() The product: The brainchild of a 17-year-old musician (and son of a former music executive), UmixIt is a technology that, when embedded on a traditional retail music CD or DVD, lets you remix individual tracks of a song. If an artist signs on for the feature, the necessary mixing software will show up on the disc. If you can find a disc with this technology, you'll be able to use some software included on the CD (Cakewalk Media Mixer) to:
By Lindsey Turrentine, section editor, CNET Reviews CES DEBUTS BY BRAND
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