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BPM analysis not properly working with goa trance..
Huge problem... tons of Goa trance tracks are not properly analyzed.. I have tons of BPM results ranging from 70 to 80 BPM.. :-( any workaround? thanks!!
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Inappropriate?it' the same for D&B and the work around is "use your hears"
i know it's maybe not what you wanted to hear. -
Inappropriate?ehehehe guessed that, will go back to the old turntable days... :) thanks m8! -
Inappropriate?same problem here! this has to be fixed! or fine tuned better, traktor does a way better job at auto beatmatching.. -
Inappropriate?It definitely needs a x2 or /2 function, for when it (regularly) gets D'n'B tracks as 80bpm and they're really 160.
I’m annoyed
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Inappropriate?cant u guyz make it X2 manually ???
It also will have problem with Arabics songs(pop)/remixs/turkish(pop)/greece(pop)...
I’m unsure
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Inappropriate?I haven't had troubled in wrong analysis yet, but I may suffer someday.
I asked do Tonium have a plan for implementing TapTempo which is not supporting now, but unfortunately they answered "No". Don't you all think it's necessary ?! -
Inappropriate?i agree, tap tempo could solve the problem, or at least bridge the time gap until a more precise analysis is possible..! Anyway, i think it is a necessary feature to any dj mixing device. -
Inappropriate?There should be a function in the editor that either does x2 and /2, or a "manual BPM" setting that forces the song to use the BPM you specify in the editor.
Even if you tell the editor the BPM, it halves itself when you actually play the song on the Pacemaker. -
Inappropriate?Hi
We're aware that the bpm calculation isn't accurate for a lot of genres.
If you change the bpm field for a track in the editor it will only be used when sorting tracks on the device ie. the average bpm for a track. The bpm displayed when playing a track is actually the beat between several position markers in the track and sometimes the bpm is changing during breaks and so.
The best would be to remember that it's usually x2 or /2 on some tracks in a specific genre and don't use the auto beatmatch feature.
That's the best tip i can give right now.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Cheers
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