lar5
Hi!!
someone can explain, what anchor 1 and 2 in manual bpm editing is good for?
someone can explain, what anchor 1 and 2 in manual bpm editing is good for?
geposted Thu 03 Jun 04 @ 1:46 pm
Fruit
Pause the song on the first beat of the first rhythmed measure, and hit the anchor1 button, then go to the first beat of the next measure, and press the anchor2 button, then you put 8 in the box below and your bpm is calculated...
FRUiT94
FRUiT94
geposted Thu 03 Jun 04 @ 2:26 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Really??
That sounds almost to easy :)
Must try that... Was not sure what those anchors was....
. Does it work good? (have used autobmp ALOT lately... thanx for that tip)
Dj Still In Norway ;)
That sounds almost to easy :)
Must try that... Was not sure what those anchors was....
. Does it work good? (have used autobmp ALOT lately... thanx for that tip)
Dj Still In Norway ;)
geposted Fri 04 Jun 04 @ 1:40 am
Fruit
In fact the number you enter depends on the length you let play between the two marks. You have to manually count how many beats have been played. You have to pause the song ON the beats you count on. You know a measure generally counts 8 beats so ear your measure, place the anchors and then you try 8. If you notice it's false after that press the /2 or x2 button.
Placing the anchors on the song would be similar as a manual A->B looping.
The BPM would be pretty correct.
See ya Dj-always-in-NorWay ;-)
FRUiT94
Placing the anchors on the song would be similar as a manual A->B looping.
The BPM would be pretty correct.
See ya Dj-always-in-NorWay ;-)
FRUiT94
geposted Fri 04 Jun 04 @ 3:03 am