1.86.2

AIHub Browser 1.86.2

AIHub DJ

• Original music only: the AI DJ plays only original recordings by the real artists. It skips AI covers, AI-generated songs, and uploads from Suno, Udio or channels that label themselves AI music. This applies to set planning, the stage search, model picks, spoken requests and "play X" requests.
• No volume jump on first play: streamed songs no longer get louder by themselves about 24 seconds in. Auto-gain now levels a deck only while it can't be heard: when you're cueing in headphones, or its fader or crossfader side is closed.
• Technics tonearm: every turntable skin has a Technics-style arm. It has a black base, a counterweight, a straight chrome tube and a headshell, and when no song is loaded it rests beside the record, off the platter. Loading a song swings it onto the record, and it tracks inwards as the song plays.
• Deck colours: the stylus target light glows red on deck B and blue on deck A.

1.86.1

AIHub Browser 1.86.1

This release includes the 1.86.0 changes.

AIHub DJ skins

• Six hardware-replica skins, each with a large platter: Technics Silver, Technics Silver 4, Classic 1200, Battle Artwork, Battle Black (new) and Ember Vinyl. They include live jog LCDs, an S-shaped tonearm, a red power cap, mixer displays and a START·STOP key.
• Every turntable skin now has the same turntable details: a 45 adapter, a stylus target light that lights up when a record is loaded, an arm board, a playing lamp and a green pitch LCD.
• The rig skins use Classic text sizes for track titles, clocks, readouts and the browser.
• Cover-flow thumbnails appear in every skin again.
• Colour palettes repaint the rig skins. Choose "Skin original" to restore each rig's own finish.

Sampler sounds

• Every pad sound has been rebuilt to sound like the real thing: a dancehall air horn, a police wail siren, a "pew-pew" laser, a riser that builds from the first beat, a cinematic impact, a hand clap with room, a spin-back rewind and a tom fill.
• Fixes pads that were silent: CLAP was too quiet, and HIT and TOM were inaudible on laptop speakers. The horn no longer clips.

Fixes

• The red "AI DJ" tab in the side panel stays on one line.

1.85.0

v1.85.0

AIHub Browser v1.85.0

1.84.1

v1.84.1

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1.84.0

v1.84.0

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1.83.0

feat(dj): ten console designs built from different hardware (v1.83.0)

Ten new looks that change what the console is made of, not just its
colours. Each pairs a real material finish with its own parts and
arrangement:

- Deck types: CDJ-style jog wheel (knurled ring, spun-metal top, round
  artwork screen with a position marker), controller jog with an LED
  position ring and finger dimple, and a screen deck (artwork screen,
  progress bar, touch strip that nudges or scratches). All share the
  turntable's spin and scratch logic, moved into jogHooks.ts.
- Analog needle VU meter bridge with VU ballistics; chicken-head and
  LED-ring knobs; round LED-ring transport, chunky rubber pads and
  piano-key transports; nixie and VFD counters.
- Arrangements on the Classic layout: controller rig (pads under the
  decks), inside-out (decks outside, pads beside the mixer) and a hi-fi
  stack. A layout the user picks still wins.
- Finishes: Walnut Hi-Fi, Rose Gold, Porcelain (light library), Field
  Olive, Tube Amp, Concrete Loft, Titanium, Mahogany Console, Ocean
  Anodized, Obsidian Glass.

Existing looks keep their original parts. Knob parts are tagged so skins
colour them by role; fader caps use box-shadow, not filter (filters
starve the YouTube players).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

1.82.1

chore: v1.82.1 - DJ sound comes back on its own

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

1.82.0

chore: v1.82.0 - AI DJ keeps playing, real tempos, answers on the stage

fix(dj): live tempo works on YouTube decks and rechecks past the intro

- The tempo recorder ended its unbroken run at any ~5 ms jump in its time
  stamps; a YouTube deck's clock corrections exceed that, so runs broke
  every ~10 s and the 12 s live measurement never ran on YouTube decks.
  Only jumps over 50 ms (seeks, loops) break a run now.
- The live tempo is measured once more after 75 s of steady play: the
  first reading hears the intro (Last Last's read 117.4, its body 88).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

1.81.0

v1.81.0

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1.80.1

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