clickman
I would like to suggest a feature that allows users to create custom mix-point markers within a track.
This would be different from a standard Cue or Hot Cue. The purpose would be to mark a specific point in a song where it can be mixed with another particular track. The user should be able to configure the marker manually and associate it with another song in their library.
For example, I could place a mix-point marker at a specific minute and second in “Take On Me” by a-ha, indicating that this is the ideal moment to start mixing it with “Blinding Lights” by The Weeknd. The corresponding mix point in “Blinding Lights” could also be saved, creating a connection between both tracks.
It would be useful if the marker could store additional information, such as:
* The source track and destination track.
* The exact mix-in and mix-out timestamps.
* Recommended loop length or number of bars.
* BPM or tempo adjustments.
* Key compatibility or suggested key shift.
* Transition type, such as fade, EQ mix, filter, loop, or stem transition.
* Personal notes about how to perform the mix.
* The option to display the marker directly on the waveform.
This feature would make it much easier for DJs to prepare and remember specific transitions between songs, especially when building routines, playlists, or live sets. It would essentially work as a personalized transition map between tracks, rather than just marking an isolated point within one song.
This would be different from a standard Cue or Hot Cue. The purpose would be to mark a specific point in a song where it can be mixed with another particular track. The user should be able to configure the marker manually and associate it with another song in their library.
For example, I could place a mix-point marker at a specific minute and second in “Take On Me” by a-ha, indicating that this is the ideal moment to start mixing it with “Blinding Lights” by The Weeknd. The corresponding mix point in “Blinding Lights” could also be saved, creating a connection between both tracks.
It would be useful if the marker could store additional information, such as:
* The source track and destination track.
* The exact mix-in and mix-out timestamps.
* Recommended loop length or number of bars.
* BPM or tempo adjustments.
* Key compatibility or suggested key shift.
* Transition type, such as fade, EQ mix, filter, loop, or stem transition.
* Personal notes about how to perform the mix.
* The option to display the marker directly on the waveform.
This feature would make it much easier for DJs to prepare and remember specific transitions between songs, especially when building routines, playlists, or live sets. It would essentially work as a personalized transition map between tracks, rather than just marking an isolated point within one song.
geposted 3 hours ago