Irishboyo79
I'm wondering why when some tracks (very few) are imported into Virtual DJ their beats are out of synch with the horizontal WAVE panel displays visual representation. It's difficult to explain but kinda frustrating. Does anyone have a clue what I mean? Thanks
geposted Wed 03 Feb 21 @ 1:56 pm
groovindj
What do you mean by "their beats are out of sync"?
I suspect what you may be exeriencing is very high latency from your audio setup, meaning that you hear the sound after it's happened on screen.
What's your setup?
I suspect what you may be exeriencing is very high latency from your audio setup, meaning that you hear the sound after it's happened on screen.
What's your setup?
geposted Wed 03 Feb 21 @ 2:05 pm
Irishboyo79
I'm trying to upload a screenshot of what I'm on about on here but no luck. So 99% of the tracks I upload to Virtaul DJ (MP3/MP4/WAV) work just fine but there are a couple that just won't cooperate. It appears the audio beat and the visual "beat" on the display WAVE panel are out of synch when they play. I'm no expert obviously but I just can't figure out why some tracks do this. Annoying as fook. Cheers. :)
geposted Wed 03 Feb 21 @ 2:15 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
I guess you have the "beats" waveform on top then?
That is a bit of an "simplification" and "beat-enhanced" view of sorts.
This waveform sometimes might visually appear as if the beat is before the beat marker (dot below the wave).
The scratch mixer has a more "regular/normal" waveform, but you can choose to have same type of waveform at top view if you prefer
https://www.virtualdj.com/manuals/virtualdj/interface/topsection/appcontrols/layout/waveform.html
That is a bit of an "simplification" and "beat-enhanced" view of sorts.
This waveform sometimes might visually appear as if the beat is before the beat marker (dot below the wave).
The scratch mixer has a more "regular/normal" waveform, but you can choose to have same type of waveform at top view if you prefer
https://www.virtualdj.com/manuals/virtualdj/interface/topsection/appcontrols/layout/waveform.html
geposted Wed 03 Feb 21 @ 3:22 pm
Irishboyo79
"Below the waveform there are small blocks named CBG (Computerized Beat Grid), which represent the position of measures. The large blocks represent the beginning of a measure (4:4 time). The CBG of a track is used for synchronization of samples, effects, autosync features and anything else in the VirtualDJ that uses the track’s beat to determine position or timing. The CBG can be altered or adjusted by using the Tap Button, the POI Editor or the BPM Editor."
This is what I needed to know. Had no idea you could go into the POI editor and alter the position of the CBG.
Thank you very much mate! Still learning here... ;-)
This is what I needed to know. Had no idea you could go into the POI editor and alter the position of the CBG.
Thank you very much mate! Still learning here... ;-)
geposted Wed 03 Feb 21 @ 5:27 pm