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tty7
tty7 is a fast, GPU-accelerated terminal workbench with persistent sessions, built-in input tools, SSH support, and coding agent awareness.
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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It brings a full-featured DJ mixer into the terminal and integrates with TidalCycles, MPV, and SuperCollider, enabling keyboard-driven live performance without leaving the TUI.
Who it is for
- TidalCycles users and live coders
- Terminal-focused DJs and electronic musicians
- Rust and TUI developers interested in ratatui audio applications
- Artists using open-source audio tools with JACK, PipeWire, or PulseAudio
Use cases
- Controlling dual-deck mixes with EQ, filters, pan, and crossfader from the terminal
- Live coding performances with TidalCycles while mixing MPV audio sources
- Triggering samples with the 4x4 sample pad sequencer
- Managing multiple audio sources via auto-discovery in pipewire, PulseAudio, or JACK setups
Strengths
- Dual-deck mixer with per-channel fader, pan, 3-band EQ, and LPF/HPF
- DJ center provides crossfader, cue mix, and headphone/booth outputs
- 4x4 sample pads with built-in sequencer
- Vim-style hjkl navigation and a three-level mode system
Considerations
- Requires Nerd Fonts for icons and MPV with IPC socket support, adding setup overhead
- TidalCycles integration requires optional SuperCollider setup
- Keyboard/Vim-centric interaction may not suit users expecting a GUI or mouse-based DJ software
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Installation
Description
A 2-deck mixer, sample pads, sequencer— all from any Unix terminal.
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