Welcome to the Mixxx Wiki!

Mixxx has an unusually broad community for an open-source project, encompassing performing musicians, C++ addicts, amateur DJs and even just casual users. The Mixxx Wiki contains useful information for users, developers, and artists, and is summarized in the categories below.

• Beginner's Guide
• Manual
• Hardware Compatibility
• FAQ
• Tutorials
• Vinyl Control
• System Requirements

• Compiling on Linux, brief
• Compiling on Linux, JACKd and Hercules legacy support, with JACKd fix for (ubuntu gutsy) PortAudio bug, and (optionally) Hercules legacy support
• Compiling on Windows
• Compiling on OS X
• Development Roadmap
• Submitting Patches
• Coding Guidelines
• Developer Tools
• Feature Discussion
• UI/MIDI Controls and Names
• MIDI Controller Mapping File Format
• Creating backtraces
• MixxxScript
• LADSPA
• Tutorials for new developers:
  • Adding a new button to Mixxx's interface
• Feature Wishlist
• Feature Specifications:
  • Configurable Cue Behaviour
  • Looping
  • Code Organization and Cleanup
  • Single-Deck Vinyl Control
• Past development sprints:
  • July 29th 1.6.0 coding day

• Creating Skins
• Skin Guidelines
• Skin Colour Scheme Architecture

The following projects were accepted for Google Summer of Code 2008:

• Waveform Rewrite by RJ Ryan
• MIDI Control by Tom Care
• Internet Broadcasting by Wesley Stessens
• Stability and Crash Recovery by Zach Elko

Additional SoC Student Info

• Cheap as Chips, March 9th, 2008 - Christchurch, New Zealand (Kid 90)
• Carleton CS Bash, April 12th, 2007 - Ottawa, Canada (Christian Muise)
• Kick Adam Kegger - April 5th, 2007 - London, Canada (Albert Santoni and Peter Wright)
• Convergence, October 13th, 2006 - Club Medussa, Brixton, London, UK (Tim Jackson)

• Discussions on the mixxx-devel mailing list are the basis for much of the content here.
• The main Mixxx website.
• Our Launchpad project page and bug tracker.
• The IRC Channel: #mixxx on Freenode.
• The blog: mixxxblog.blogspot.com and previous polls.