phatty720
Okay, so I haven't used VDJ in a while, and just recently dl'ed the 2.01 version. I'm used to having it so that when a new track is loaded it autmatically adjusts the pitch. This does not seem to be happening in 2.01. Is there a setting I'm not seeing? Is this no longer possible?? Am I going to have to hit the Beatlock button EVERY SINGLE TIME before I hit play?
dave
dave
Mensajes Sun 01 Aug 04 @ 4:20 am
djjb
you can change that in settings.
just eneble or disable auto bpm and auto gain in the fame settings.
just eneble or disable auto bpm and auto gain in the fame settings.
Mensajes Sun 01 Aug 04 @ 7:06 am
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
a bit misleading name in topic..
think he is actually asking about BEATLOCK, so when draging new song, the beatlock will still be there (and move pitch and "beat" to fit the song that plays)
I dont use beatlock, so dont know.. maybe someone can answer
think he is actually asking about BEATLOCK, so when draging new song, the beatlock will still be there (and move pitch and "beat" to fit the song that plays)
I dont use beatlock, so dont know.. maybe someone can answer
Mensajes Sun 01 Aug 04 @ 7:30 am
phatty720
Okay, I'll try to clarify a little better. With Atomix and the earlier versions of VDJ, when I would drop a new song on the inactive deck, it would automatically move the pitch slider so the bpm was matched up with the song that's currently playing. I would never actually hit the beatlock button.
No matter what I try, I can't get this to happen in vdj 2.1. I'm just wondering if there's a way to make this happen. Every time I drop a song, the pitch slider is always set exactly in the middle. I Enabled Auto BPM and disabled Pitch Reset thinking that would do it, but it didn't. It's a feature that I really liked, and hope there's still a way to do it.
dave
No matter what I try, I can't get this to happen in vdj 2.1. I'm just wondering if there's a way to make this happen. Every time I drop a song, the pitch slider is always set exactly in the middle. I Enabled Auto BPM and disabled Pitch Reset thinking that would do it, but it didn't. It's a feature that I really liked, and hope there's still a way to do it.
dave
Mensajes Sun 01 Aug 04 @ 4:57 pm
Homeboy
I never used that option but I will report this bug.
Mensajes Sun 01 Aug 04 @ 5:04 pm
erxon
Never use this myself either, but I agree, it's probably a bug ... Try installing 2.0 if you downloaded it.
Mensajes Mon 02 Aug 04 @ 6:20 am
clax
Since 2.0, Beatlock is a little different:
-- You can use beatlock to adapt BPM on the A or B track to the other one.
-- If Beatlock is activated on the playing song, its BPM will be changed when you'll hit play on the other one.
---> VDJ doesn't know which deck you want to adapt when loading a new one. So you have to check Beatlock manually and choose which one you want to use.
Clax
-- You can use beatlock to adapt BPM on the A or B track to the other one.
-- If Beatlock is activated on the playing song, its BPM will be changed when you'll hit play on the other one.
---> VDJ doesn't know which deck you want to adapt when loading a new one. So you have to check Beatlock manually and choose which one you want to use.
Clax
Mensajes Mon 02 Aug 04 @ 9:22 am
erxon
Ok, that's about beatlock, but shouldn't be the function "auto bpm" an independent one? I mean, even if you disable that function, the beatlock can still be used the same, so why is the "auto bpm" still there if it does not behave as it did?
Mensajes Mon 02 Aug 04 @ 11:45 am
phatty720
btw, I think maybe the title I gave the thread might have thrown some people off. I installed version 1 of vdj. When I Enabled Auto BPM, as soon as I dropped a song on the inactive deck, the pitch slider was automatically moved to match the BPM of the playing song. When I would Disable Auto BPM, dropping a new song would always set the pitch slider to the middle ( 0% ). In vdj 2.1 it is always setting the pitch slider to 0% in all instances when dropping a song.
Thanks for the replies
Dave
Thanks for the replies
Dave
Mensajes Mon 02 Aug 04 @ 2:43 pm