Yeah, some screencasts might help. I don't have my decks anymore so I have
to emulate vinyl control.

Sean: if you're scratching with MIDI, you've either got jog wheels or an
SCS.3D. The SCS has the platter position light, and you can just mark your
jog wheel. You're never going to be DJ Q-Bert with jog wheels. Ugh, more
configuration options ...

Anyways, I wouldn't commit to anything until RJ has a chance to comment.

Thanks,
Albert
> On Thu, 2010-09-02 at 19:50 +0200, Sean M. Pappalardo - D.J. Pegasus
> wrote:
>
>>
>> When you're trying to scratch a particular sample (without the benefit
>> of a sticker on your controller/vinyl,) it's preferable for the waveform
>> to just move rather than stretch.
>>
>> So the idea to make it toggleable is a good one, since you can be mixing
>> on a deck one minute, then scratching the next.
>
>
> Let me clarify the bug a little. I only activate strechy mode if the
> vinyl has a good position signal. That means when the dj is scratching
> you don't get rubberbanding because there's no good position
> information.
>
> The bug does show up when the dj is cueing a track and gives the record
> a little push or drags on the platter to slow it down. Those
> adjustments do cause the track to rubberband, since xwax still has a
> good sense of position.
>
> So scratching is not an issue, it's just the cueing part where the
> problem shows up.
>
> I did commit a series of patches that disable stretching completely for
> vinyl mode. I can always revert it, but I think it's worth a try.
>
> (last revision with stretchy-mode: lp:~ywwg/mixxx/features_xwax2 2457)
>
> Would it be helpful for me to post a couple screencapture videos of the
> behavior? It sounds like most people don't have access to vinyl control
> so the whole thing might be kind of abstract.
>
>
> owen
>
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