Tá aDJusted sa réamh-bhéite fós. Is eisiúint luath do chiorcal beag a dhéanann tástáil gach leagan ar an leathanach seo: féadfaidh gnéithe athrú nó imeacht arís, agus níl gach rud críochnaithe.
Tá na pointí thíos i mBéarla – tiocfaidh an t-aistriúchán le ceann de na chéad leaganacha eile.
- Devices are followed while the app runs: an unplugged audio output falls back to the system output and returns when the device is back; “Search again” registers MIDI afresh.
- The space bar reacts reliably: held down it toggles once, and the search lets go of the keyboard.
- Logs only with consent: a new “Record a log” switch under Settings → General → Diagnostics, off by default.
- iPad app “aDJusted Remote”: VINYL, TAP, pitch ±0.5 %, English and the new logo.
- The schema view grows with the window.
- “Spin up and run down like a platter”: switched off, the deck also stands still the moment it is stopped, not only at speed at once when started.
- TAP: a tapped tempo for the effects, or for the grid while the beat grid editor is open (MCX8000, DJM-S11).
- Bluetooth controllers such as the Numark MixTrack Go can be paired right in the settings.
- The space bar starts deck 1 with the beat grid editor open too.
- A clickable schema for every shipped controller, plus 14 new mapping drafts read from the makers' MIDI lists.
- The controller settings remember the device last chosen or plugged in.
- The space bar also works with “System output”.
- The Numark MixTrack Go reliably wakes up when plugged in.
- The welcome dialog asks about updates.
- The names of the library sources follow a language switch.
- Updates: a check at launch and automatic downloading, each switchable on its own.
- Timecode vinyl follows the needle on the record, and beat grids can be listened to in the editor.
- A mapping for the Numark MixTrack Go with VINYL mode, the space bar as transport while preparing, the new aDJusted logo.
- The controller settings open on the device that is plugged in.
- The ruler button says where the beat grid came from.
- Shipped mappings for eleven controllers, chosen by device at the first start.
- Read and export a rekordbox library; every source gets its own root in the tree.
- Stem separation: choose its thoroughness, one button per stem.
- Our own beat grid analysis with Beat This!: the audio decides which grid applies.
- The app is now called aDJusted.
- Sync treats double the tempo as the same tempo.
- Crossfader contour on one knob, from slow cut to fast cut.
- Timecode readouts with signal strength and quality, input pairs assigned freely to the decks.
- “Collect diagnostics” for bug reports.
- External mixing: every deck on its own output pair for hardware mixers.
- Controller LEDs: transport, channel meters and the platter ring on the MCX8000.
- Your own crates and folders with drag and drop, from the iPad too.
- Steadier under load: a smoother mixer during Auto Mix, a safer loading path.
- rekordbox export of playlists and your own crates, with cues and beat grid.
- SHIFT modes of the MCX8000 pads: cue loop, saved loop, slicer loop, velocity sampler.
- iPad app with jog wheels, pitch faders and a file browser.
- A mapping for the Pioneer DJM-T1 and Traktor Scratch timecode.
- New pad modes: slicer, loop roll and a sampler per deck.
- Automatic loudness matching, keylock in Auto Mix, an eject button.
- Stem separation with mute and solo on the pads, three effect slots per deck, four decks.
- German and English, a help mode and a guided mapping wizard.
Bhí «BassAssassins Player» fós mar ainm ar leaganacha roimh 0.5.6.
