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# DJ workstation — feature/dj_workstation
The main window has two tabs: **Karaoke Studio** and **DJ Studio**. Playback, MIDI handling and selections persist when switching. Native tab pages hide or detach inactive drop destinations so karaoke cannot intercept DJ drops. The DJ library and queue fill the remaining window height. The two bottom status messages and the DJ Settings, Audio Routing and MIDI header buttons have been removed. Settings… (Command-comma) stays available in either workspace and opens the matching Karaoke or DJ scope; choose Devices or MIDI there. Existing singer, venue, rotation, video, background music and recursive directory import features remain available. Background music is a compact strip above karaoke transport. Each tab opens its own settings scope.
The main window has two tabs: **Karaoke Studio** and **DJ Studio**. Playback, MIDI handling and selections persist when switching. Native tab pages hide or detach inactive drop destinations so karaoke cannot intercept DJ drops. The DJ library fills the remaining window height. The DJ Queue button opens the queue and Automix controls in a modal, with a live waiting-track count. The two bottom status messages and the DJ Settings, Audio Routing and MIDI header buttons have been removed. Settings… (Command-comma) stays available in either workspace and opens the matching Karaoke or DJ scope; choose Devices or MIDI there. Existing singer, venue, rotation, video, background music and recursive directory import features remain available. Background music is a compact strip above karaoke transport. Each tab opens its own settings scope.
## Using the decks
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DJ imports show a live progress panel with a coloured progress bar, imported/skipped/remaining totals, the current file and a selectable, copyable log. DJ imports, including Finder drops, offer Run in Background; View Progress reopens the panel, and View Log shows the completed report. Scanning, hashing, copying and metadata reads run on a utility background worker with a separate database connection; interface progress updates are throttled to about ten per second. Cancelling retains completed tracks. Duplicate detection reuses existing track IDs, including identical files renamed or selected from another folder; a repeated drop can still load that track into either deck. Different songs are never considered duplicates solely because their titles match.
Karaoke Studio imports run in the background without the DJ import modal; import failures use the existing error alert.
New tracks imported into either studio also receive saved waveforms on the import worker. DJ decks reuse the DJ waveform cache. Waveform failures leave the imported track available and add a warning to its import log. Karaoke waveform batch jobs show a coloured progress bar and percentage ring, with generated/reused/skipped/issue counts and cancellation.
Each deck has a vertical channel-level fader beside its EQ/filter controls. The DJ library search uses the same compact rounded field as Karaoke Studio.
DJ library rows include the same gold favourite star as Karaoke Studio. Favourites are saved independently in the DJ library, with a Favourites filter and a right-click toggle.
Dragging a DJ waveform previews short audio grains through that deck’s EQ, level and output routing while paused; releasing stops the preview and retains the selected position. Scrubbing a playing deck continues playback. This is audio preview seeking, rather than reverse vinyl scratching.