Hi!
Actually I was thinking of doing this for testing purposes. I found info
(can't remember exactly where) on the sin/cos timecode emulation stuff and
figured it would be quite easy to generate the waves on the fly, rather than
playback samples.
I'm more focused on JACK audio clients, but they can be routed into mixxx,
so no problem there. Modifying a tutorial for JACK clients [1]
to playback not just a sin @ 262 Hz but timecode shouldn't be too hard, and
then all you need is a fancy little gui...
Maybe you can even make a pixmap turntable and allow needle drops :-O
Cheers, -Harry
[1] http://dis-dot-dat.net/index.cgi?item=jacktuts/starting/playing_a_note
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