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Deck 2.2: • New FX fader: one clear control per effect. • Echo Out: dissolve the track into an echo tail, from one beat to four bars • Live key display, with CDJ-style lock at the current key • Richer effects: darker echo repeats, a wider reverb, cleaner flange and phaser • More accurate BPM on tracks that drift off the grid • The cue button now has improved labeling, showing what it will do
Turn your Android device into a standalone DJ deck.
Deck is a fully featured audio player built for DJs that turns your Android devices into a standalone DJ deck Use Deck to: - Add an extra digital channel to your existing turntables using a phone or tablet. - Use Android devices to create a portable DJ setup. - Emergency backup for a failed CDJ Use a USB-C to RCA cable to connect your Android device to one of your mixer's line input channels. Now you can play, cue, loop and beat-match digital tracks alongside other turntables using just your Android device. Deck includes many professional DJ and mixing features: - Track nudge and tempo adjust using the beat-match pad - Detailed and track summary waveform views - Auto BPM detection and beat grid + manual override controls - CDJ styling cue point controls and hot cues (super low latency playback) - Quantization support for cue points and looping - Waveform display with multiple zoom levels - Effects (including high/low pass filters, echo, flange, reverb and more) - Media library with playlists - Auto looping controls - Reverse play and motor kill Example usage scenarios: - Add a digital audio source to your vinyl turntable set up without requiring a X/CDJ - With two Android devices + a lightweight mixer, it creates a super lightweight, portable, professional DJ setup. Deck contains no ads or in-app purchases and collects no data.
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