Beatgrid editing, to make sure that your old tracks sync correctly.Progressive bend and customizable pitch range (4, 8, 16, 32, 100%).Stable Sync: onepress, and the 2 tracks never run out of phase.Accurate BPM detection, down to the last decimal.Crossfader modes: cut, autofade, normal.Split mono mode: option to invert cue & master.History pane in collection: display previously played tracks in current session.Autogain: automatically equalizes the levels of 2 tracks.Customizable pitch range: 4, 8, 16, 32 and 100% (tablet layout only).Progressive bend: touch sensitive bend for greater accuracy.Greater space allocated to crossfader control.Flat background: allowing for better performances and HTC One support.Collection tabs: similarly to Google Music, jump directly from one tab to another.Watch this video to learn how to connect your Android device to an external mixer: Add some effects from the mixer itself, and enjoy a more professional DJing experience. You can now control EQs, volume levels and crossfader manually. Plug the device to an hardware mixer with 2 RCA cables.
Plug a micro SD card to your device, and browse it within the app. To fit the unique needs of Android users, Cross DJ for Android has now the possibility to navigate through folders, directly inside the collection. Mixvibes’ Cross DJ for Android 1.2 update brings in lots of new features: navigation by folder, external mixer, advanced pitch control, major graphic improvements, HTC One support, Autogain, DJMmodeled EQs and other important improvements. Some detailed words about what’s new with Cross DJ for Android 1.2:Ĭross DJ for Android 1.2 update: Navigate folders & Mix externally And with v1.2, new library options as well as advances on output have been made. But having stolen quite a lead on their competitors, Mixvibes has redoubled its efforts on Cross DJ for Android. For a number of reasons, Android has always been a tough nut to crack from a pro audio perspective.
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