Mixfader — the wireless crossfader for mobile devices

After yesterday's mobile poll comes news of another boundary breaking product for mobile devices. We all know about the Frisk and Raiden faders, but Edjing's Mixfader promises a fully wireless crossfader in a box.

For whatever reason, despite being available for iOS, Android, AND Windows Mobile, the EDJing app has never captured my attention. But that’s just changed dramatically with the above video. Having covered the standalone Frisk Fader and Raiden Fader seen at NAMM, the new Mixfader takes things a step further and makes the whole unit completely wireless.

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Oh how I wish that the Mixfader really lights up when it comes out.

Obviously having no wires means that you don’t have to worry about splitters or audio interfaces — this is wireless, something that should suggest latency, but the video shows latency-testing chirps being done flawlessly. In fact, with my eyes closed, I’d be pushed to tell that it was an iPad without knowing first.

No word on price or how this is powered, but The Next Web reports that it will be available in Autumn. That’s a full six months to wait. So feel free to order that Raiden Fader in the meantime.

Source: The Next Web

Mark Settle
Mark Settle

The old Editor of DJWORX - you can now find Mark at WORXLAB

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24 Comments

  1. Let’s say I’ll believe it when I try it. You can see the latency in the overhead shot, although that may only be the GUI. Still, I’m pretty sure the footage isn’t perfectly synced, or they used a wrong take at least once.

    Long story short: want one, for scientific purposes.

  2. So the fader is cutting the sample, but the cut in/out of the beats is in the background track …that’s coming from somewhere else it looks like.

    Could be misleading based on that video methinks.

  3. Two things I dislike about wireless devices: latency and interference. If this company can actually cut the latency down to the point where it feels like using a “wired” crossfader, with at least an 8 hour operation time, and is somewhat resistant to interference, we’ll see these fly off the shelves.

    I was impressed by the video, so now it means round 2 of discovery: actual field tests.

  4. Aww man!!! First LOVE THAT PETE ROCK REMIX OF JUMP AROUND TO DEATH!!!!! second the video clearly shows one turntable on the screen so he is only scratching to a song being played somewhere else…someone’s comment states the the actual app is different than what is shown so we do need to see that in action! But this looks good! But then again they had me at the start of the song LOL!!!!!

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