well, as smooth as any of my DJ computers running Traktor. I don’t like the user interface as well as 2.0, but it’s. So I did the command line install, and it loaded Mixxx 2.2.0.
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right? So I loaded Ubuntu 19.4 over my Zorin install on the Acer laptop, then downloaded the current installation from the Mixxx Web site. So I determined that my Acer laptop was not gonna work (for the second time) and I was trying to decide which PC (from my vast inventory) to use instead, and something POSSESSED me to try the Acer laptop for a THIRD time. The documentation available in the Web site was pretty good.
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The MIDI map was already there with the Mixxx installation, and no ASIO drivers needed for Linux. It worked extremely well and was SO simple to setup. However, the one good thing that came out of this experiment was the use of my American Audio VMS 4.1 with Mixxx. The glitches were minor, but enough to prevent me from using the laptop for an actual event. The Key Change feature made the application go haywire, requiring a restart of Mixxx to fix it. It worked better, but still had MINOR glitches (blips) when transitioning from one deck to another, or analyzing a track when playing a track on another. Same laptop, same OS, but version 2.0 of Mixxx. It never worked well enough to pursue it past just playing with it on my laptop.Ī couple of days ago I tried it again.
That’s what you got when you installed it from the software manager.
Secondly, when I tried Mixxx on my old Acer Laptop the first time, it was version 1.?. I guess I didn’t exactly hijack it, because it was my thread, but it’s always better to hijack someone else’s thread.įirst of all Mixxx 2.2 is no longer Beta, so there’s that. I’ll post this update in this thread since I kinda hijacked the MacBook Recall thread with my experiment with Mixxx on my old Acer Laptop (with Zorin Linux) and American Audio VMS 4.1.
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