StationPlaylist Streamer: Streamer is a stand-alone internet radio stream encoder. Stream audio from your soundcard to the world. Remote Voice Tracker: Remote Voice Tracker enables your DJ's to record voice tracks within the scheduled playlist from home, to. MegaSeg 6.1 is now 64-bit native for macOS 10.13 and higher. Version 6.1 now comprises of two build targets depending on the macOS version you're running: 10.6 through 10.12, and a new 64-bit version for 10.13 and higher—Including macOS Catalina. MegaSeg 6.0 will self-update to the appropriate version for your system.

Fine-tune your mix with MegaSeg’s ability to cue and preview via USB, FireWire, and AirPlay audio devices. Perfect options for setting up a compact mixer-free system, connecting to an existing mixer, or a USB digital mixer.

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AudioQuest’s DragonFly adds a superb quality sound output to your Mac via the USB port. Winner of Product of the Year awards from almost every HiFi magazine in the world. The DragonFly adds color, texture, body, and soul to your mix. It's also extremely affordable and incredibly portable. Featuring a user-selectable mode for either a variable or fixed output level, with asynchronous audio data transfer, and 24-bit/96kHz capability. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

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Sabrent’s and IO Crest’s USB Audio Adapters, are a very cost effective input and output devices that matches Apple's aluminum esthetic, and super tiny to boot! Even if you prefer higher-end options, they’re good to have handy as an inexpensive backup! As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

Audioengine’s D1 is a high‐quality audiophile 24-bit USB audio interface with low jitter. Stream high-quality audio from MegaSeg to your headphones via its high-performance headphone amp, or output to any sound system with RCA analog or optical digital outputs. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

Behringer’s U‐Phono UFO202 is a compact, USB-powered audio device for connecting your Mac to your mixer or direct to powered speakers. Featuring gold-plated RCA jacks as well as an 1/8th-inch headphone jack with dedicated volume control, phono and line-level inputs. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

The NuForce Icon uDAC5 is a high‐performance 24bit/384kHz USB Digital Audio Converter. The quality and versatility belies its tiny size. With its extensive power supply, filtering capabilities, and charge‐pump circuit as a foundation, the uDAC translates data into a two‐volt analog signal. The performance equals or exceeds that of a great many audiophile CD players. It has outputs for analog RCA, digital coaxial, and a high‐powered headphone jack. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

Radial’s USB-Pro Digital Direct XLR Box makes it easy to connect MegaSeg to a pro PA system. It connects to USB and delivers stereo balanced outputs via the dual XLR connectors. Extra features include a built-in headphone amp to monitor the signal from your Mac using standard earbuds. A variable level control adjusts the output and headphones. And with a mono sum you can quickly mix stereo tracks to one for easy manipulation. Core Audio compatible, no drivers required. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

iFi’s Nano iOne is a compact DAC designed for audiophile sound. You can even connect the nano iOne wirelessly via Bluetooth. The USB input includes Active Noise Cancellation. The tosklink S/PDIF optical input is galvanically-isolated to reduce jitter. The Bluetooth receiver decodes both aptX and AAC for CD quality streaming audio. It uses the iFi signature Burr Brown chipset for native playback of all hi-res audio formats, and compatible with any file in your library. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

Mackie’s Onyx Artist combines a high-resolution 24-bit/192kHz stereo output and high quality mic pre with phantom power, with built like a tank hardware design. It is bus-powered which is convenient for mobile use. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

Zoom’s U-44 has flexible monitoring options for dialing in the perfect mix with zero latency. Balance the cue and main out signals when you’re DJ’ing, or create a mix of click track and main out signals during live performances. Each connector and knob is strategically positioned for fast access, so you can set up and control the U-24 with ease. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

The Studio 2|6 from PreSonus is one of the most professional quality mobile interfaces delivering premimum analog to digital converters, 24-bit resolution, up to 192 kHz sampling rates, and rugged build quality. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

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Focusrite’s Scarlett 4i4, and Scarlett 6i6, are amazing 192 kHz, 24-bit conversion USB audio interfaces featuring two stereo outs (four 1/4-inch jacks), or three stereo outs (six 1/4-inch jacks). For inputs they all feature the award-winning Focusrite preamps, housed in an attractive anodized aluminum unibody chassis. Unique halo signal indicators let you know that you’ve got a good signal level. A large monitor dial provides a tactile volume control. A high quality headphone amp provides a clean yet loud signal. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

Steinberg’s UR242 highlights Yamaha’s class-leading 24-bit/192 kHz converters, industry acclaimed D-PRE microphone preamps, and a rock-solid metal housing that’s rugged enough to withstand all the rigors of the road. With a separate headphone jack, and four TRS output jacks, this portable interface is ready to deliver great-sounding music. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

The XONE:23C is one of many mixers from Allen & Heath with built-in USB audio. Simply plug-n-play to your Mac, and you have two direct high-quality digital outputs from MegaSeg to the mixer. Features a compact accessible format with renowned analog Voltage Control Filters, frequency sweep and mild-to-wild resonance control. There is also an FX loop to connect to third party FX units, which route back in through the filter system. Xone:23C features 2+2 stereo channels with dual levels for phono and line inputs, allowing four music sources to be connected at the same time in addition to MegaSeg via USB. The main output and mic input are pro balanced XLRs. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

Behringer’s VMX100USB has two channels with super-smooth ULTRAGLIDE faders and a VCA-controlled crossfader for utmost reliability. The VMX line also features a XPQ stereo surround effect for an unmistakable finishing touch, 3-band kill EQ, and precise level meter per channel. There is also a monitor function with talkover function. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

The Xone:43C by Allen & Heath is a new compact 4-channel DJ mixer with built-in USB audio interface, designed for DJ’s who want a compact quality mixer with pro features. The ‘X-FX‘ control feature allows signal to be sent to external FX, and combined with the now legendary Xone VCF filter system. Includes 3-band kill-EQ, 2 headphone outputs 1/4-inch and 3.5mm, and VCA Crossfader with curve control. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

Pioneer’s DJM-700S features professional control layouts, a 24-bit 96kHz USB 2.0 Audio Interface (sound card) with 4 in / 4 out (stereo) channels. Internal 32-bit Floating DSP Processing and 32-bit DAC Output ensure the best possible sound. An ultra-clean mic amp, which can realize a studio console classic low noise level (-126dBu), and high-output headphone amplifier. The feature rich DJM-700S includes the industry’s first Boost Color FX feature in a hardware mixer, which enables users to change the intensity of various effects with the rotation of the built-in effects knob. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

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The Behringer VMX1000USB is built to connect directly to your Mac and take your music straight into the digital realm. In addition, like the trusty DJ mixers of yore, the VMX features many RCA inputs for mixing in your favorite vinyl cuts or feeding signal from tape or CD players, mic inputs for announcements, an impromptu rap, or any other vocal nuance. The ample 7 channels feature UltraGlide faders with up to 500,000 life cycles and a VCA-controlled crossfader with adjustable curves. The awesome XPQ stereo surround effect will give your mix an unmistakable finishing touch. Each channel has 3-band kill EQ, precise level meters, and the auto-talkover function has separate depth and sensitivity controls. For mammoth bass there is a subwoofer output with adjustable x-over frequency and levels, perfect for putting some extra punch to your dance numbers. You will never run out of connectivity options with the balanced mains and additional zone outputs. As an Amazon Associate we earn a commission on qualifying purchases.

The quality of recent Realtek sound controller and audio drivers has taken a nosedive in recent years, and the automatically installed drivers on Windows 10 have introduced a significant delay in the time it takes for sound to come out of the speakers after it is initiated by the PC. This lag, once noticed, becomes incredibly annoying and can be a constant source of stress and irritation. This problem has been especially noticeable by users of Deal XPS 13 and 15 models as well as users of the Dell Precision 5520 and Dell Precision 3520 models, which are especially susceptible to this problem. The problem is especially noticeable when the sound card hasn’t been “warmed up” and a sound (such as that triggered by an alert) is played after some silence, in which case it can take almost a full second for the sound to be played.

Fortunately there is good news: Microsoft has “generic” audio drivers for all high-definition audio devices – including Realtek’s – that work significantly better. There’s no downside to this, except that you will have to manually install them now and after any Windows update that reinstalls the default Realtek audio drivers. The instructions below will walk you through the process.

Installing the Microsoft High-Definition Audio Device Drivers

1. Launch the device manager by searching for “Device Manager” in the start menu
   
2. Expand the “Sound, video, and game controllers” node to locate the “Realtek Audio” device, then right-click it and choose “Properties”
   
3. In the resulting dialog, switch to the “Driver” tab then select “Update Driver”
   
4. Choose the “Browse my computer for driver software” option
   
5. Choose “Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer”
   
6. Uncheck the “Show compatible hardware” option to force the display to include drivers not written by Realtek (all versions of which are affected by this problem)
   
7. Select “Microsoft” in the first listbox on the left (the list of manufacturers) then select “High-definition audio device” from the resulting list in the listbox on the left (the devices), then click “Next”
   
8. A warning dialog will appear, attempting to dissuade you from selecting a driver not written by Realtek and expressly intended for the sound card in your PC. That is OK, we are using Microsoft’s own drivers and they’re guaranteed to work, so press “Yes” to continue
   
9. Windows will begin updating the driver and installing the one you selected. Depending on the speed of your PC, this may take a minute or two, but it should complete on its own without any intervention, and then you’ll see an “Audio Drivers Installed” dialog confirming the update has completed
   
10. At this point, close the driver dialog and the device manager, and then restart your PC to complete the process
    
11. Restart your PC to complete the process. You may or may not see a prompt asking you to do so, but you should restart in all cases