Chipdisco is a dual-deck DJ application for tracker modules (.MOD/.XM/.S3M).
The software is based on IBXM by Martin Cameron.
The software is written in the Java programming language.
Key Features
- Playlists.
- Cue mixing.
- Adjust pitch without affecting tempo, or vice versa.
- Mute, pan, or otherwise affect individual channels in each deck’s module on the fly.
- 4-channel MODs are fully panned right for cue-mix or left for FOH playout.
- Crossfader ‘FADE’ mode – central crossfader position sets both decks to 50% volume so you can fade smoothly between tunes with less cacophony.
- Pattern sync-lock now master/slave.
- Remappable MIDI.
- Beatmatch, pitch shift and mute tracks.
- Cross-platform support – runs under Linux, Mac, Windows, and other operating systems that support Java.
Website: github.com/echolevel/chipdisco
Support:
Developer: Brendan Ratliff
License: Not stated
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