Green Vitriol
A browser DJ app for previewing upcoming tracks across 4 decks and placing mix actions on waveforms.
What does it do?
In Fraktur, a DJ plays the first track on deck A, loads the next on deck B, and previews the transition through headphone output. Later tracks can be prepared on decks C and D, and decks are automatically cleared when playback ends. DJs can draw volume, bass, midrange, treble, and reverb automation regions on a waveform or split and reorder track segments. Ingestor, which analyzes tracks, lets users correct estimated tempo and detected beats. The web app starts in cue-only mode without output configuration.
Key features
- Loads tracks in order across 4 decks and automatically clears a deck when playback ends.
- Separates live output from headphone cue output.
- Draws volume, equalizer, and reverb automation regions on waveforms.
- Rearranges track segments by splitting, copying, cutting, and pasting.
- Corrects detected beats and estimated tempo in the analysis view.
- Starts the web app in cue-only mode without output configuration.