diff --git a/source/chapters/vinyl_control.rst b/source/chapters/vinyl_control.rst index 70ff330e04..7062a95683 100644 --- a/source/chapters/vinyl_control.rst +++ b/source/chapters/vinyl_control.rst @@ -11,17 +11,16 @@ Vinyl Control / DVS S.Brandt Jörg Wartenberg -The Vinyl Control functionality allows users to tweak the playback speed of a track -in Mixxx using a traditional turntable or a DJ player with a platter to spin. -This allows DJs to retain the tactile feel of vinyl, while retaining the benefits of digital audio features. +Digital Vinyl Control functionality allows users to control the playback speed of a track +in Mixxx using traditional turntables or DJ controllers that play back recorded media. +This allows DJs to retain the tactile feel of turntable DJing while leveraging the benefits of digital audio features. Such a :term:`Digital Vinyl System (DVS) ` can consist of: - **Traditional turntables** with control vinyls, where the time position is encoded in the groove - **CD-based DJ players** with timecode signal stored on CDs (e.g., *Pioneer DJ CDJ-1000*) - **USB-based DJ players** with timecode signal stored on USB sticks (e.g., *Pioneer DJ CDJ-3000*) - - DJ players with internally generated timecode signal (e.g., *RANE TWELVE MKII* or *Phase*) - + - DJ devices with internally-generated timecode signal (e.g., *RANE TWELVE MKII* or *Phase*) How does it work? =================