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Leaving this here in hopes someone has an idea or wants to initiate a project. I would love to be able to do DVS without a computer. I basically just want some
by jdmoreira 2y ago
Leaving this here in hopes someone has an idea or wants to initiate a project.
I would love to be able to do DVS without a computer. I basically just want some piece of hardware with buttons (something like a groove box or https://1010music.com/product/blackbox https://1010music.com/product/blackbox) and I want to connect it it with usb-c to a one of those DVS mixers or a Reloop Flux.
I don't need anything fancy really. I basically just want to use my technics and this as a replacement / alternative for CDJs.
Been looking for something like this for years. The closest I know of is an iOS app that does DVS named djaypro
- zbuf 2y agoHow do you propose that you'd select and load tracks? Or view time remaining. Even if you don't care about a waveform display, some sort of computer (ie. display) seems to become necessary at some point. Perhaps you could check the PiDeck project, which puts xwax into smaller hardware.
- wheels 2y agoA friend of mine was doing Technics repair and customization and about 6 years back we started building a prototype of embedding a Pi with a 3.5" LCD in the body of a 1200. I build a custom Qt GUI for xwax that was controlled by a single rotary encoder with a push button. We could throw out a lot of the UI since it was only ever playing one track at a time. He eventually got called up to be Alle Farben's touring sound guy and we never picked it back up once he was back.
- lukaszkorecki 2y agodjaypro is what you want in this case - but you’ll also need a mixer/interface which supports DVS (like Numark Scratch). There are all-in-one hardware options but from what I remember all of them come with their own control platters etc
- sans_souse 2y agoIs this not what the Denon Prime is, basically?
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