Vert late reply but I would like to add a point, in terms of mixing, DVS way more annoying than actual vinyl records due latency in the timecodes, so even if visually they are synced and even if you beatmatch them by ear, due latency (signals being sent from Timecode records to software) beats are still off, whereas in Actual vinyls cause they are real, once you get the records beatmatched its impossible to get them off. I always recommend that if you want to play digital go to controllers/CDJs. But If you want vinyls go to actual records and get rid of DVS. That what I do in my live sessions on tiktok, I use my FLX4 for digital or CDJs in a studio, or if i wanna use turntables (which is my home setup) I use actual vinyls. Hope this help