Carl H 4ten
Does anybody know of a way to set all tracks in your vdj browser to the same speed/BPM in order to export later to a different program?? Any assistance would be much appreciated!
Cheers
CH
Cheers
CH
geposted Fri 09 Jan 15 @ 4:15 pm
locoDog
Rerecord the tracks, that's the only way.
geposted Fri 09 Jan 15 @ 4:39 pm
RobRoy
Use the tag editor and the multible value function after selecting your desired tracks.
If the "different program" is using also the ID3 Tag Informations it should be fine.
If not, do as loco suggested.
If the "different program" is using also the ID3 Tag Informations it should be fine.
If not, do as loco suggested.
geposted Sat 10 Jan 15 @ 3:15 am
locoDog
Nope Roy the ID3 bpm tag is just a number string changing that does nothing to the actual tempo
geposted Sat 10 Jan 15 @ 5:47 am
groovindj
This user wants to import his tracks to Ableton Live (he posted in the mix forum) so I explained
to him that Live will warp all his tracks to the same tempo, as that's what Live does best.
There's no need to record the tracks at ??? BPM from VDJ or even make copies.
Just import them to Live (where the BPM is set to X) and they will all play at X.
to him that Live will warp all his tracks to the same tempo, as that's what Live does best.
There's no need to record the tracks at ??? BPM from VDJ or even make copies.
Just import them to Live (where the BPM is set to X) and they will all play at X.
geposted Sat 10 Jan 15 @ 6:43 am
locoDog
That makes sense, I thought it was a pretty backwards request.
geposted Sat 10 Jan 15 @ 1:03 pm