Raspberry Pi quad-core competitor
Raspberry Pi quad-core competitor Posted on: 13.07.2012 by Linda Chavda http://gizmodo.com/5925898/who-wants...mputer-for-130This could have some serious uses for DJing, Im sure other people will have better ideas than me, thoughts? | |
Shonda Soulier 18.07.2012 |
Originally Posted by ToOntown
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Shonda Soulier 17.07.2012 |
Originally Posted by MrPopinjay
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Chasidy Heckenbach 15.07.2012 |
Originally Posted by psyEDk
Your time spent screwing around with custom mappings in random software that barely supports what you want to do, could be much better spend learning some software and/or hardware DJ solutions already available.
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Linda Chavda 13.07.2012 | http://gizmodo.com/5925898/who-wants...mputer-for-130 This could have some serious uses for DJing, Im sure other people will have better ideas than me, thoughts? |
Kiyoko Wellisch 18.07.2012 | A chap came into the IRC channel asking for help with it and xwax. It took a buffer of 16ms to get it to work. |
Shonda Soulier 18.07.2012 |
Originally Posted by ToOntown
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Nana Mohs 18.07.2012 | xwax is a great idea for DVS! I didn't even believe of that. I am a big fan of the UMIX44 pretty affordable 4/4 interface, and you should be able to tear it apart. It for sure works in linux (I use it with mixxx when i run Linux) One problem is the usb cable is not removable. Should be able to just solder it in place anyway. Another problem is the ins and outs are on opposite sides of the box. I haven't pulled it apart, so I don't know what that means for the insides, but might mean we have to do some interesting rigging of cables inside the box |
Kiyoko Wellisch 17.07.2012 | Why is that? |
Shonda Soulier 17.07.2012 | Maya 44? I'm sure it could power one of those. |
Kiyoko Wellisch 17.07.2012 | Hardly seems fitting for the project though. I was looking for something cheap that could be cannibalised easily and didn't have fancy mic preamps. Possibly the behringer 2x2 card with the phono preamp? Unsolder the preamp switch and replace it with one on the outside of the case, break the direct through track on the circuit board and then bridge the gap with a switch so you can have direct through to play real vinyl. Or maybe build some kind of traktor multicore like thing inside the box. Could this board even power one or two of these soundcards? Anyone else have any better ideas? |
Shonda Soulier 17.07.2012 |
Originally Posted by MrPopinjay
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Kiyoko Wellisch 17.07.2012 | I believe I'd rather stick xwax on it than mixxx, mixxx always seems a little bloated to me. What soundcard would you couple this thing with? |
Nana Mohs 15.07.2012 | A low latency kernel with a custom pure data script for a DIY groovebox. Same kernel running mixxx for a diy all in one dj solution Build in a 4/4 soundcard and add jack rack into the equation you have a custom DVS ready midi box (complete with effects!) Just add cd players or TTs and a mixer Same box using just a mixer for the perfect external mixing all in one midi solution; again with effects. |
Chasidy Heckenbach 15.07.2012 |
Originally Posted by psyEDk
Your time spent screwing around with custom mappings in random software that barely supports what you want to do, could be much better spend learning some software and/or hardware DJ solutions already available.
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Estella Waber 15.07.2012 | The 'Ubuntu or Android' part is kind of a deal breaker. Your time spent screwing around with custom mappings in random software that barely supports what you want to do, could be much better spend learning some software and/or hardware DJ solutions already available. Consider something like the Nexus 7 if you really want to start down the Android DJ path. |
Chasidy Heckenbach 14.07.2012 | very cool for such a small size, but it is 4 times the cost of the rpi... u could definitely embed that in some custom controller and have it running the software without the need for a laptop where i guess the rpi may not have enough grunt. |
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