DJ Mix Deck vs Nudgr Records

DJ Mix Deck is a two-deck DJ mixer for the music you already own. Load tracks from Files, beatmatch them, and mix. No account, no subscription, no connection. TWO DECKS, TWO FACES Waveform view for reading a track at a glance, or turntable view when you would rather put a hand on the platter. Same engine, same transport, either way. BEATMATCHING THAT HOLDS Every track is analysed on load for tempo and downbeat. SYNC matches the tempo and lines up the beat, and the two stay locked — no audible drift, even through a long blend. Or ride it by hand: tempo faders run to plus or minus 16 percent, with key lock so a big pitch change does not wreck the vocal. CUES AND LOOPS Eight hot cues per deck — hold to set, tap to jump. Beat loops from half a beat to sixteen, taken straight off the detected grid, plus manual in and out. EQ AND FX Three-band EQ with a kill on every band. Filter, flanger and reverb live on a pad you hold and move, and it springs back the moment you let go. SCRATCH AND SEEK A finger on the platter is a scratch, driven by a granular scrub engine rather than a jump. Drag the tonearm to drop the needle anywhere in the track. CUE IN YOUR HEADPHONES With a split cable, hear the next track in one ear while the room hears the mix in the other. BUILT FOR A PHONE Landscape and thumb-first. Every control you touch mid-mix runs on the UI thread, so it stays smooth while both decks play. YOUR MUSIC, YOUR DEVICE Plays audio files you already have — MP3, WAV, M4A, AIFF. Nothing streams, nothing uploads, nothing is collected. It works in airplane mode. Free, with no subscription and nothing to unlock. DJ Mix Deck is given to you by AI Jingle Maker, and you will see one card saying so.

Nudgr Records is a collector's app for vinyl, CD and cassette. Your collection is the truth; Discogs enriches it. Every record you own is one row that is yours — with the pressing it actually is, the condition it is actually in, what you paid, where it lives and who has borrowed it. WHAT IT DOES • A shelf that shows everything. Covers, cards or a list, hundreds of records without breaking a sweat. Search, sort by artist, title, year or date added, group by artist, format or decade. • Filters that never lead to an empty shelf. Format and size, loans, records without covers, records still waiting for a Discogs match — each choice shows how many records it leaves. • Find the exact pressing. Scan the barcode, or type a catalogue number or just artist and title. The app searches Discogs, expands the album into all its pressings and ranks them, telling you what matched: catalogue number, label, country, year. Narrow by medium, label, country, size and year, exclude the ones you have ruled out, and filter on the runout etching. • Compare the centre labels. Lay every pressing's label out side by side and pick the one that matches the record in your hand. Tap a label for the full image set, notes and identifiers. • "Do I already own this?" In the shop, scan the barcode or type a catalogue number and get a straight answer in a second — offline, from your own collection, across all your shelves. • Everything about your copy. Media and sleeve condition on the Discogs grading scale, purchase price and date, storage location, rating, your own notes, and your own photos of the actual copy alongside the Discogs images. • Lending. Lend a record, see who has what, take it home again. • Import your existing catalogue. Bring a CLZ Music export in, match it against your public Discogs collection, and let the app link what it can. What it cannot decide lands in a to-do list with three tabs: link, pick pressing, confirm. • Sync between devices. Sign in with your e-mail — no password — and the same collection is on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, PC and the web. Works offline; changes sync when you are back online. FREE AND HONEST Nudgr Records is free. No ads, no in-app purchases, no tracking. Made by Linri AB, Sweden. Nudgr Records is not affiliated with Discogs. Discogs data is fetched live and never copied; cover art is shown from Discogs and belongs to its rights holders.