Giada is a free, minimal, hardcore audio tool for djs and live performers. Users can load up to 32 samples, and also choose to play them in single mode (drum machine) or loop mode (sequencer) and start the show with your computer keyboard as a controller. Giada is also designed to be a compact and portable virtual device for Linux, Mac OS X for production use and live sets. Giada is a program built with easy to use interface, and features to enable all categories (experienced and inexperienced users) to use without having any major issues.

Giada for Windows has a lot of key and easy to use features that include the following; the application is very light and consumes less space on your system, it is designed to be a fast and reliable audio tool (especially on productivity), multi-thread/multicore support, 32 bit floating point audio engine, up to 32 audio channels controlled via the computer keyboard, different playback modes and combinations, BPM and beat sync with sample-accurate loop engine, live quantizer, action recorder, and patch-based system.

Giada is an open source program, and can be freely distributed without any limitations. This version is designed for Windows 7, 2000, 2003, Vista, and XP.

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