Nero Deck
An SD image for a Raspberry Pi 5 + Screen. Flash it, plug in and bring digital magic to the beauty of vinyl and rotary mixing!
You spent a chunk of dough on the mixer, and recording a set still means a laptop balanced on the flight case. Nero Deck is a Pi that sits behind the booth. It records everything you play and gives your listeners a URL. The laptop stays home.
Capture runs over the USB cable. Each set produces two files: the untouched 96 kHz WAV and a smaller, limited render for sharing.
Put a Serato CV02 control record on either turntable and the Pi decodes the timecode — the decoder comes from xwax. Whatever file you load follows the record through the EUPHONIA's own phono inputs, channel by channel. A loop engine, quantised to the live BPM, feeds the LINE inputs as one more source.
The image ships with Cloudflare Tunnel configured, so the stream works from a venue's guest wifi without touching anyone's router. Listeners go to stream.yourname.com. On the same network, your phone can open the stream and double as a monitor.
The EUPHONIA has no Bluetooth of its own. Nero Deck adds it, both directions: out to speakers or headphones, and in from a phone, fed to the mixer as a source — handy for requests. Both pair from the deck's settings screen.
The stream lives on a public page that opens in any browser. There's nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Getting a Pi to talk to the EUPHONIA properly took months of trial and error. All of it is baked into the image, so you don't repeat it.
Flash it, boot it, plug the EUPHONIA in. Under ten minutes from download to deck.
Coming soon $78 flash → boot → connect · under 10 minNero Deck supports the EUPHONIA and nothing else — its USB audio quirks, its phono stages, its four channels. Supporting one mixer well beat supporting ten badly. If you're on a DJM, we can try — contact us!
one mixer · done properly