Question about BPM reader on 2000's

I was DJin last night on the 2000's and i usually use my USB but as i didn't have that with me i used my CD collection.

I was mixing at 130bpm and 95% of my tracks were reading 130bpm.

On the other 5% they were exactly 0.5 out to 100% in sync.

So on deck one it was 130.0 and on deck 2 it was 130.5 or 129.5.

Why does it do that when they were exactly the same speed? Just curios???

Cheers

Costa Giannakopoulos 29. August 2011 20:10

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firmware version?

Nick Hilton 29. August 2011 21:02 0 Stimmen

latest one mate

cheers

Costa Giannakopoulos 29. August 2011 22:09 0 Stimmen

Since you used cds the CDJS will try to count the BPM when you play the track.

Why the CDJ displays a different value could have a few reasons.

Most likely it's just the player getting it wrong.. I see it all the time when using cds

F!RMWAR3 30. August 2011 00:00 0 Stimmen

Ok cheers, everytime it did this it was exactly half a bpm out not something random.

It doesn't bother me or anything just made me curious what the cdjs were doing :)

Costa Giannakopoulos 30. August 2011 07:21 0 Stimmen

Remember, the CDJs do calculate a best estimation of the BPM - it could be .01 of a BPM causing the difference.

Gavin 30. August 2011 12:41 0 Stimmen