About Us.
DJ Mix Guide is an independent educational resource focused on practical VirtualDJ workflows for Windows.
We created DJ Mix Guide for people who want to understand their DJ software, not just click through a feature list. The site is independently produced and focuses on repeatable steps for Windows-based VirtualDJ sessions.
Publication owner: Alexandra Kennedy.
What this site is
DJ Mix Guide publishes original guides covering setup, audio routing, stems, mixing skills, music-library workflow, controllers and common troubleshooting. These articles explain concepts and offer practice exercises. They are not a substitute for the manufacturer’s device-specific instructions or software terms.
What this site is not
We are not Atomix Productions or the VirtualDJ software publisher. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the software brand. We do not distribute installers, provide account access, sell software licenses or act as official customer support. The names VirtualDJ and other products are referenced solely to identify the subject of our independent educational coverage.
How we approach accuracy
Where a fact is specific to the software—such as supported Windows versions, audio routing modes or license categories—we link to the publisher’s documentation. Our practice steps are suggestions for learning and preparation, not claims that we personally tested every controller or configuration.
Who publishes this site?
Owner and publisher: Alexandra Kennedy. DJ Mix Guide is an independent, online-only editorial publication. For corrections, editorial inquiries, and legal notices, contact info@djmixguide.top. The publication is not affiliated with Atomix Productions or VirtualDJ.
We do not publish a business street address because this is an online-only publication. No third-party endorsement is implied.
What we publish and how
DJ Mix Guide is an independently prepared educational project focused on VirtualDJ for Windows. Articles combine public product documentation with practical, clearly labelled editorial checklists. Illustrative studio images are AI-generated; they are not photographs of testing sessions or official software screenshots. No individual author credentials or product-testing results are claimed without evidence.