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DJ Flux – Full-Stack Interactive Browser Audio Engine & Media Server
DJ Flux is a full-stack digital DJ platform enabling real-time dual-deck music mixing, beat synchronization, live digital signal processing (DSP) effects, and session recording directly in the browser. Powered by custom Web Audio API node pipelines and a resilient Express + PostgreSQL backend.
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