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# Pi-DJ | ||
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Do you want to make your own standalone DJ deck using a Raspberry Pi and a MIDI DJ deck like the Pioneer DDJ-400? Pi-DJ makes it easy to run the open-source DJ software [Mixxx](#TODO) on your Raspberry Pi 4B (other models not tested). | ||
> Note: this project is still under development and not yet ready for use. | ||
## TODO | ||
Do you want to turn your Pioneer DDJ-400 or other computer-connected DJ deck into a standalone DJ deck with a Raspberry Pi and touchscreen? | ||
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- link to Mixxx | ||
Pi-DJ is a custom OS image for the Raspberry Pi 4B that includes Mixxx and a few other tools so you've got a ready-to-go DJ setup directly as you boot. It is based on [DietPi](https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi) and includes the following pre-installed software: | ||
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## Sources | ||
- TODO: list pre-installed software. | ||
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Pi-DJ's OS is generated using a personal fork of [RPi-Distro/pi-gen](https://github.com/RPi-Distro/pi-gen/tree/arm64). The modifications I made on top are heavily based on and inspired by [fayaaz/mixxx-pi-gen](https://github.com/fayaaz/mixxx-pi-gen). A big thank you go out to both of these distros and their authors! | ||
## Installation | ||
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Simply flash this image to an SD card, plug in your DJ deck, configure Mixxx to recognise your deck, grab your music library USB and you're ready to go! | ||
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TODO: expand instructions. | ||
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## Configuration | ||
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TODO: explain how to configure Pi-DJ and how to wor | ||
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## Credits | ||
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TODO: thank the projects that inspirated me to write Pi-DJ | ||
TODO: add links to a bunch of the open-source projects that Pi-DJ heavily relies on. |