Mixxx is free and open-source software for DJing. It is cross-platform and supports most common music file formats. Mixxx can be controlled with MIDI and HID controllers and timecode vinyl records in addition to computer keyboards and mice. Mixxx can read most popular audio formats, including MP3, Vorbis, Opus, AIFF and FLAC. MIxxx – Encoder. Mixxx cannot record or stream in MP3 without the MP3 encoder “lame”. Due to licensing issues we cannot include this with Mixxx. To record or stream in MP3, you must download lameenc.dll and install it on your system. Sep 11, 2014 Just quickly showing how to record a quick basic DJ mix using free Mixxx DJ software. The last 10 seconds of the video got cut off but that should be pretty much it anyways! Don't mean to be. Although I could do this external to Mixxx (record midi messages sent from my controller to Mixxx via jack midi routing, then reproduce them when I wanted), it would be better in multiple respects for the implementation to be within Mixxx itself. Nov 09, 2015 Mixxx cannot record or stream in MP3 without the MP3 encoder 'lame' Due to licensing issues, we cannot include this with Mixxx. To record or stream in MP3, you must download lameenc.dll and install it on your system. Dec 25, 2017 Tutorial How to Record a DJ mix with MIXXX Software - Duration: 12:36. Paul Duffy 153,067 views. Mixxx Tutorial #2 Using Auto Dj And Adding Tracks - Duration.
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Yes. There are two ways to do it depending on what you want to achieve:
How To Record On Mixx
- Direct deck outputs: Direct deck outputs is a feature of Mixxx 1.9.0 onwards. Set the outputs in Options→Preferences→Sound Hardware and you're done. If you are on 1.8.x or below, the trick is to force Mixxx's master output to play back the left/top track, and the headphone output to playback the right/bottom track. (Each track will come out a separate output, suitable for plugging right into an external DJ mixer.) The way one does this is by sliding Mixxx's crossfader all the way to the left, and turning on the headphone cue for the right channel. This forces the first track to play out the master out, and the second track to play out the headphone out. (Since both outputs are now going straight into an external mixer, you'd use the headphone cue on the mixer as well as it's crossfader.) Using an external mixer is also described briefly in the Threadbox tutorial.
- Software mixing as an additional sound source: If you want to mix on-screen but need to integrate with an external mixer (such as when playing CDs and/or records as well, or in a radio studio) you can plug the headphone output into one channel of the mixer, and the main output into another. Then bring the channel fader of the headphone one all the way down on the mixer and set it to play in your headphones all the time (thereby adding Mixxx's headphone bus to the mixer's.) Then use the other fader (with Mixxx's main output) when you want to bring Mixxx's output into/out of the main mix.