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Manufacturer: Allen & Heath Price: $499 (MSRP) / $299 (common retail price) Availability: End of May, 2012 Communication: MIDI over USB (USB powered) Ships with: Padded carrying case/DJ booth stand, USB cable, X:LINK (RJ45) cable, CD (Windows drivers, PDF guide, mappings) Weight: 2.2 pounds (1 kg), 3.3 pounds (1.5 kg) with the carrying case Dimensions: 5.3 x 14 x 1.2 inches (13.5 x 35.8 x 3 cm) System Requirements: Class-compliant MIDI/4-channel audio device for Mac OSX. Class-compliant MIDI/2-channel audio device for Windows. Full 4-channel operation requires included ASIO driver for Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7.

Mixxx can work with any controller that sends MIDI or HID signals toyour computer; it just needs a controller mapping to tell Mixxx what todo with the signals. Standards compliant MIDI controllers do not needany special drivers on Linux, macOS, or Windows. Standards compliant HIDcontrollers do not need any special drivers. Most DJ controllers arestandards compliant MIDI controllers and so are these in the tablesbelow. Exceptions from the standard are noted in the tables below.

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Controllers that have integrated audio interfaces often have a USB AudioClass compliant audio interface. Sound cards that aren't USB Audio Classcompliant need a driver for each OS. USB Audio Class compliant audiointerfaces, both stand-alone and integrated into controllers, do notneed any special drivers for Linux or macOS. On Windows, they can beused without any special drivers, but a driver is needed from themanufacturer to use the recommended ASIO soundAPI.Sound cards that are advertised for use with iOS devices are classcompliant.

If you are considering buying a controller or audio interface, theeasiest way to tell if it is USB class compliant before you buy it is tosearch for macOS drivers for the device on the manufacturer's website,even if you do not use macOS. If it is advertised as compatible withmacOS but there are no drivers to download for macOS, it does notrequire drivers from the manufacturer on macOS because it is classcompliant. If it is advertised as compatible with iOS, it is classcompliant because Apple does not let manufacturers provide proprietarydrivers on iOS. USB class compliant audio, MIDI, and HID devices can beused with Mixxx on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Native Instruments' newer DJ controllers are USB HID class compliant devices (source). The Windows and macOS drivers can translate the HID signals to MIDI, but this is not available on GNU/Linux. So, if you make a mapping for these controllers, please make an HID mapping so it is compatible with every OS that Mixxx runs on.

Native Instruments' first generation DJ controllers use a proprietary protocol called NHL that Mixxx does not support. The Windows and macOS driverscan switch these controllers to a MIDI mode by pressing certain buttons (see the Native Instrumentswebsitefor the button combination for each controller), which could be mapped to Mixxx. Unfortunately, because this is done by the driver and not the controller firmware, these controllers cannot be used as MIDI controllers on GNU/Linux. However, the snd-usb-caiaq driver in Linuxsupports the audio interfaces in at least some of these devices. It also registers the signals from some of the controllers as generic Linuxinput events. To get these devices to work with Mixxx on GNU/Linux, either the driver would need to be modified to translate these signalsto HID or MIDI, Mixxx would need to be able to read Linux input events, or a program would need to translate the Linux input events to HID or MIDI.

These devices allow a computer to output and input sound. Any audio interface that your operating system has a driver to use can be usedwith Mixxx. All the USB audio interfaces in the table below are compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux unless otherwise noted. It is possible to use just an audio interface plus a keyboard & mouse to use Mixxx, but a separate controller makes using Mixxx easier, more intuitive, and more fun.

An audio interface with at least 4 mono output channels (2 stereo pairs) is recommended for most uses. Refer to the Mixxxmanual for details. If your audio interface does not have 4 output channels, it ispossible to use multiple audio interfaces. However, this increases latency. On Windows, it can be tricky to configure Mixxx to use both of them at the same time depending on the sound APIs supported by each audio interface's driver.

Surround sound (5.1 or 7.1) cards are not recommended. They sometimes do signal processing in hardware or in the driver to split a stereo signal into multiple components. It may be possible to configure them to output separate master and headphone stereo signals, but it is often tricky to do so.

As of version 1.9, the minimum system requirements for Deckadance on a PC are Windows 7, Vista, or XP (SP2). Hardware requirements consist of 512 MB RAM, 200 MB free hard drive space, and a DirectSound or ASIO compatible soundcard. Also required is either an Intel Pentium III 1 GHz or AMD Athlon XP 1.4 GHz processor. A Mac requires Mac OS X v10.4 (Universal binary), 512 Mb RAM, 200 Mb free hard drive space, and a sound card with CoreAudio drivers. Processor must be either G4 1.5 GHz or Intel Core Duo family.[9][10] 2ff7e9595c