citizendepleted
So there I was making a mix of mau5 and I got to the last track I wanted (Strobe fyi) and it was loading super slow and I couldn't tell what bpm it was playing at so I just let it play and noticed that the bpm jumped from 128 to 156, I fixed it toward the end but those few minutes of 156 really throw it off.
Now the question is, now that I've already recorded the mix with the error in it, is there anyway to go back and maybe slow down the bpm using VDJ or maybe another program that won't affect the rest of the mix?
Thanks in advance.
Now the question is, now that I've already recorded the mix with the error in it, is there anyway to go back and maybe slow down the bpm using VDJ or maybe another program that won't affect the rest of the mix?
Thanks in advance.
geposted Mon 28 Dec 09 @ 5:11 pm
ashlar
Try mixmeister
geposted Mon 28 Dec 09 @ 5:57 pm
citizendepleted
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll try it out later tonight.
Any other suggestions out there, the mix itself is 49:32 long I believe with no cuts.
Any other suggestions out there, the mix itself is 49:32 long I believe with no cuts.
geposted Mon 28 Dec 09 @ 6:54 pm
ashlar
Mixmeister will give you the ability to import the entire file. Add a tempo marker at the beginning and ending of the area that sped/slowed down and allow you to change its speed without modifying tone. Then you can export the file in any format you want.
geposted Tue 29 Dec 09 @ 1:37 am