We are thrilled to announce an exciting new chapter in the evolution of Mixxx. We are embarking on a comprehensive redesign of the Mixxx user interface, transitioning from QWidget to QML. This significant update aims to enhance customization, improve performance, and ensure better accessibility for a variety of hardware, including …
Yes everybody, we officially moved our bug tracking away from Launchpad to
GitHub. If you've never tried to report a bug in Mixxx or wanted to contribute
in other ways, it's very likely you have no idea what this post is about, but if
you do it's even better. No …
After thorough preparation, we're finally moving from Launchpad bugs to GitHub
issues. We'll publish a more detailed blogpost after the migration is done. For
now, We'd just like to let everybody know, that we will disable our bug tracker
on launchpad sometime on Monday the 22nd of
August …
If you wanted to compile a recent version of Mixxx 2.3 beta or 2.4 yourself, you may have already noticed that we removed our old and rusty SCons setup in favor of CMake.
A few months ago we said that we were planning to ship Mixxx 2.3 …
Mixxx 1.8 was a big step ahead, bringing new features like hot cues, looping, and a brand new library, but as we speak, many other new features are being developed behind the scenes.
These new features are still in the lab, so to speak, but some of them are …
I'm scraping together a press kit for the new 1.8.0 website and I came across this awesome class diagram in the "The Mixxx Paper".
Tue Haste Andersen presented Mixxx and that paper at a conference back in 2003, and this diagram …
After many months of planning and development, we're finally
approaching a beta release of Mixxx 1.8. Since our last release, several
major new features have matured and are almost ready for public
testing.
Our main focus for 1.8 has been improving the library, which is a direct result …
One of Mixxx's newer developers, Sean Pappalardo (DJ Pegasus), has been hacking away at MIDI scripting for the past few months so that we can fully support more advanced MIDI controllers.
One of the new controllers scripting will allow us to support is Stanton's SCS.3d (aka "DaScratch").
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