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Expand Up @@ -11,17 +11,16 @@ Vinyl Control / DVS
S.Brandt <s.brandt@mixxx.org>
Jörg Wartenberg <joerg.wartenberg@mixxx.org>

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 a traditional turntable or DJ controllers that play back recorded media.
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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) <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?
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