That frequency mix mode seems like a nice idea. Could enable some incredibly smooth mixes. But I don't see it really working all that well with a touch screen that small. Dunno if it'd work well on a bigger touch screen either as touch screens lack the tactile feedback that most people want in DJing.

Making such a thing completely hardware controlled might not work too well either. You'd likely lose the bar-graphs indicating what's happening on each frequency at least and making a mixer with 7 crossfaders might a bit

I know Redsound had a mixer with three crossfaders, but that never caught on.

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Originally posted by djkatmaus All the bells and whistles on this thing is overkill. I can't even remember the last time I used effects.

Perhaps I could interest you in something else:

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i like the effects trigged by a button, is a simple to use mixer but with lots of features, i don't understand the purpose of the touch screen though

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Originally posted by shaw Perhaps I could interest you in something else:

You're joking right.

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Perhaps I could interest you in something else:

Where can I buy one of those

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Let's say you're straight mixing and don't want to use the touch screen, is there a way for the user to bypass the touch screen? If that would be option I would look into it a little more.

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Originally posted by djkatmaus Let's say you're straight mixing and don't want to use the touch screen, is there a way for the user to bypass the touch screen? If that would be option I would look into it a little more.

Yeah, you just hit the orange 'off' button next to the screen and use the rest of the mixer as usual...

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Originally posted by Stu Cox Yeah, you just hit the orange 'off' button next to the screen and use the rest of the mixer as usual...

Thanks Stu. I thought those turned off other things and not the screen.

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Eqs? Mic controls? Too fancy.

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Originally posted by djkatmaus You're joking right.

I never joke about Geminis.

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