MR1200

MR1200 - a free, easy to use MP3 player built solely for DJing with, that replicates a deck system. MR1200 is an MP3 player built solely for DJing with. Rather than use a PC to replace an entire two-decks-and-a-mixer rig, it replaces only the decks, so you can continue to use your own separate mixer. This allows full use of mixer and headphones for prefading, meaning tracks can be mixed together as they always could be with decks.

The platter is supposed to be as much like a real SL1200 platter as possible.
In other words if you grab it (with the left mouse button) and wang it back and
forth it will have a similar effect on the playback.

In MR1200 if you wind it anticlockwise then the track will play BACKWARDS rather than just slowing down (that's what the nudge and twist buttons are for). It's not really accurate enough for scratching, but it works well enough for cueing.

One thing that ISN'T simulated is the inertia of the platter. I thought long
and hard about this, but eventually decided to leave it out. As the primary
reason I was coding MR1200 was for mixing, I saw no real point in
including some of the characteristics of a real deck that actually hindered
that. So instant start MEANS instant start.

Here are some key features of "MR1200":