Two turntables, one shelf. Load any record from the catalog onto Deck A or Deck B, scratch it by dragging the record itself — no jog wheel, the disc is the jog wheel — and blend the two live with the crossfader in the middle. Speed, 3-band EQ and a filter sweep per deck, Sync to match tempos, same short preview per track as everywhere else on the site.
Prefer more effects per deck (EQ, bitcrush, flanger, delay, hall, gate)? Try Mix Lab →
Works best on a tablet — a phone screen is a tight fit for all these controls.
Every track from EDM Fusion and Jazz Fusion. Send any record to either turntable with its own button.
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Live listening only — nothing here is recorded, saved, or shared. Scratch: drag the record on either turntable — it supports real reverse playback, same physics as scratching an actual record; let go and it keeps spinning at regular speed right from there, same as nudging a real platter. Tonearm: drag it onto any point on the record to cue there — Play unlocks the moment you drop it; drag it clear of the record (or hit Park Arm) to stop the track — press Play or drag the arm back onto the record to pick up again right there. The arm also swings back to park on its own once a record finishes. Speed: pitches the deck up or down. Filter: sweep left for low-pass, right for high-pass. Sync: matches a deck's tempo to the other deck's. Crossfader: blend live between the two decks by hand, or let Auto-Mix do it — it starts (and un-parks, if needed) the target deck, syncs its tempo to the other deck's and lines up their beat grids too if Auto-sync beat is checked, then eases the crossfader across over the Transition length you've set. Grabbing the crossfader by hand cancels a run in progress. Auto-chain: automatically triggers that same transition to the other deck the moment a record ends or hits its preview cap, as long as that deck has a record loaded — for continuous, hands-free mixing. Each record mixes for a short preview before that deck locks — load another to keep going. Pause brakes to a stop like a record instead of cutting off instantly.
