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Instructions for Digital Dj Pro
Mixxx Digital DJ
Version 1.7.0 User Manual

Copyright© 2009 Mixxx

Table of Contents
1. Beginner's Guide 2. Introduction 3. Installation 1. Windows 2. Linux 3. OS X 4. User Interface Overview 1. Playback Controls 2. Tempo Controls 3. Headphone and Flanger 4. Volume and EQ 5. Waveform 6. Waveform Overview 7. End of Track Mode 8. Master and Crossfader Controls 9. Library 5. Configuration 1. Master and Headphone Outputs 2. Latency 3. Samplerates 4. Sound APIs 5. Vinyl Control 6. DJing with Mixxx 1. Loading Tracks 2. Waveform Displays 3. Beatmatching and Mixing 4. Headphone Cueing 7. Keys and Hardware Controllers. 1. Keyboard Shortcuts. 2. MIDI Controllers. 8. Getting Involved.

Introduction
Mixxx is software designed for DJs that allows you to mix songs live. Mixxx supports MP3, OGG, FLAC, and WAVE playback, and can be controlled by numerous DJ MIDI controllers. Turntables with timecoded vinyl can also be used to control Mixxx through the vinyl control feature.

Installation
Windows
Windows users can install Mixxx by double-clicking on the Mixxx installer executable. Mixxx is supported on Windows XP and Vista, 32 and 64 bit. (It may also run on Windows 2000.)

Linux
Linux users can often find Mixxx included with their favourite distribution. For example, Ubuntu users can install Mixxx through the Applications→Add/Remove… menu item. If Mixxx is not packaged for your distribution, you can compile Mixxx from scratch. For details on compiling Mixxx, see: Compiling on Linux

OS X
OS X (Intel) users can install Mixxx by double-clicking the Mixxx zip archive, and then dragging-and-dropping the Mixxx bundle into their Applications folder. Mixxx requires an Intel Mac running OS 10.4+.

User Interface Overview

Mixxx's user interface is designed to be simple and easy to use when DJing live. This section outlines the main features of Mixxx's interface.

Playback Controls
The playback controls allow you pause, play, and otherwise manipulate the
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