The DJ Guide to Macs. IBook G4 for DJs. The iBook G4 packs plenty of power to run most. GarageBand Software included. IBook Cons: G4 processor is being.

Nvidia Geforce Fx Go5700 Drivers. My 2002 G4 iBook (yes, it was not even a macbook yet) is still in use today as my girlfriend's internet/iTunes/photo management device. Fully functional, perfect despite years of road usage as a sampling device in my DJ sets.

Remarkably, it is snappy enogh to run sweetly the 2009 apps. That little white puppy screams 'QUALITY' from every angle.

And it's fully supported by Apple as far as updates and security patches are concerned. Guess where netbooks will be in 2016. Most likely already trashed and recycled!:).

9 Virtual DJ for Mac is a complete music mixing application for your Mac, allowing you to dump your vinyl turntables for a laptop. Looking like a classic DJ set-up, with a mixer and two decks, Virtual DJ will be instantly accessible to DJs and newcomers alike. The Home edition is completely free to use for no commercial usage. To get started, simply open your music library, and drag and drop files into Virtual DJ's decks. There's a BPM counter to help you judge transitions between tracks, and the visual wave display also helps to cue up your music.

Setting sound levels and altering the bass and treble are all really easy. If you don't want to worry about your transitions, press the auto mix button and let Virtual DJ do all the work for you. Be warned though, that the results are pretty mixed! You can sample and loop tracks live, add effects, and there's a very natural-feeling scratch mode. For the adventurous, there's a lot you can add to your mixes with Virtual DJ. Support for recording your mixes is also available, which is a great way to learn, allowing you to analyze your mistakes and successes with the application.