grifad01
Just updated to the above build, but I've noticed that it's drifting off beat ?
I know that we have fluid waveforms, do I need to convert all my tracks to this? never had a problem in 10 years.
Pioneer Ddj800 with Asus Vivobook 1TB , i7 and 6gb graphics card.
I know that we have fluid waveforms, do I need to convert all my tracks to this? never had a problem in 10 years.
Pioneer Ddj800 with Asus Vivobook 1TB , i7 and 6gb graphics card.
Posted Fri 03 Jul 26 @ 4:39 pm
Don’t convert, if you have spent hours like me to mark up a track, only to have it done wrong. Wait till everyone has had a go, it might mean a box needs ticking or another patch will fix it.
There is no cheat button.
How does vdj know if the track is meant to slow down to half tempo. And you can never be sure until it’s done yourself. If a live recording needs marking up, it’s literally every beat not just bars that are off the whole track is constantly changing tempo.
This problem is only not an issue when you buy a studio digital 1-1, no vynl rip is constant, I only realised it was down mainly to the day tape and not the medium and turntable motor or even computer lag.
But live bands even in studio are all over the place, and depending on how anal you are and what you want to do, it’s best done proper once and not again.
Go into settings and turn off all anylsis of anything as it sounds like a lot of your hard work could get altered.
Make sure you read through changes and try out all the features, vdj usually has it first. They actually don’t need to update as much as you can make most features yourself
There is no cheat button.
How does vdj know if the track is meant to slow down to half tempo. And you can never be sure until it’s done yourself. If a live recording needs marking up, it’s literally every beat not just bars that are off the whole track is constantly changing tempo.
This problem is only not an issue when you buy a studio digital 1-1, no vynl rip is constant, I only realised it was down mainly to the day tape and not the medium and turntable motor or even computer lag.
But live bands even in studio are all over the place, and depending on how anal you are and what you want to do, it’s best done proper once and not again.
Go into settings and turn off all anylsis of anything as it sounds like a lot of your hard work could get altered.
Make sure you read through changes and try out all the features, vdj usually has it first. They actually don’t need to update as much as you can make most features yourself
Posted Fri 03 Jul 26 @ 7:19 pm
grifad01
Thanks.
Fluid waveforms are ok, but I've been DJing for years and even early soul tracks are miles off cue points, I will go back to using vinyl mode, as this is the best way to deal with it.
In CDJ mode it jumps to beat match even with quantize off.
Frustrating.
Fluid waveforms are ok, but I've been DJing for years and even early soul tracks are miles off cue points, I will go back to using vinyl mode, as this is the best way to deal with it.
In CDJ mode it jumps to beat match even with quantize off.
Frustrating.
Posted Sat 04 Jul 26 @ 3:49 pm