FACE THE SOUND EARTH

FTS.ID

The world’s first 4 deck ID broadcasting software

The end of “what’s this track?”

For scratch DJs and controllerists alike, with DJ mixers, hardware controllers or internally. Every deck identified on its own. Faders followed in real time. Only what’s audible gets named. Each deck fully independent and infinitely customizable. Every track you play, named the moment it hits.

Testers needed

Be a part of the deepest track ID platform ever created.

Testing for: Traktor · VirtualDJ · Serato · Engine DJ · Rekordbox · Mixxx · Ableton Live · djay

Every track you don’t ID is a viewer asking in chat.

What is the preview? It is an interactive mockup of the software. Play with the styles, colors, animations and the mixer to see how your stream could look. The working software reads Traktor Pro 4 decks A and B today, and the rest is a preview of what’s coming.

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Traktor Pro 4 · Up to 4 decks · OBS browser source

Made with love by Face The Sound, Kansas, USA

Match your platform in one click. Animated entrances. Colors that shift on screen. Infinite customization, all yours.

by zaxx & Otari dub by Hector Ramirez of the Netflix series "Stranger Things"

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dawless west coast birds & tribute by zaxx to the peerless Don Buchla, Berkeley California

Album cover for Bring Back Before, a compilation for Joplin tornado relief, showing a storm-damaged street with bare trees and a wrecked trailer

47 band Joplin tornado charity album produced by zaxx & shitbird Article by Peter Kirn

"Memories From Cardnial Glennon" cystic fibrosis song. by zaxx, ft DJ swamp, edgey, mc cystic

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