DJ JLT-ARS
So when I record my sets, I know VDJ keeps a list in History. I use those list files a lot… export them and put them in the same folder as the recording for safe keeping. This works great and love the listing in the History Files.
I also have some longer sets done decades before from vinyl. I can easily go thru and mark Hot Cues and name them at every song change, much like recordings automatically put a hot cue at every song change in the recording file.
But is there a way to export that Hot Cue info from the SONG file, as there is no “History” since these files were recorded decades ago.
I don’t see a way to do so, but VDJ always surprises me with its flexibility and functions, so could be I just am missing it.
Thanks for any suggestions.
I also have some longer sets done decades before from vinyl. I can easily go thru and mark Hot Cues and name them at every song change, much like recordings automatically put a hot cue at every song change in the recording file.
But is there a way to export that Hot Cue info from the SONG file, as there is no “History” since these files were recorded decades ago.
I don’t see a way to do so, but VDJ always surprises me with its flexibility and functions, so could be I just am missing it.
Thanks for any suggestions.
geposted Mon 18 Nov 24 @ 7:58 pm
locoDog
Depends on what you want of the output file, you can send files that don't exist to automix and then save that, then a bit of creative find & replace at text level.
geposted Mon 18 Nov 24 @ 8:26 pm
DJ JLT-ARS
What I’m really looking for would be a .cvs file that has the song titles and times, bpm’s, etc from a set. It’s way cool that VDJ can output those files and whenever I record a set, I always output that .cvs files, put it in a database program, make a few changes and then save that file with the long .mp3 audio file. But short of re-doing all those mixes in VDJ again, I don’t see how to get that data out of just the audio file even after I’d go in and mark all the song changes. The only thing VDJ is going to log is the song title, and the fact that its 90 minutes long, regardless of how many cues are in that single song.
I’m not losing any sleep over this. VDJ is in incredibly powerful piece of software, clearly still being maintained and updated, so just wanted to make sure there wasn’t an ‘easy’ way to do what I’m trying to do.
I’m not losing any sleep over this. VDJ is in incredibly powerful piece of software, clearly still being maintained and updated, so just wanted to make sure there wasn’t an ‘easy’ way to do what I’m trying to do.
geposted Sun 24 Nov 24 @ 5:02 pm