Help with sync problem

Good afternoon to all, quickly i want to ask a question.

When i try to analize a song with small variable BPM (like old EDM music) the beatgrid must be adjusted manually ( after normal analisys NOT dynamic analisys ).

After do the analisys i start to thick with metronome and start playing the song, when i listen the metronome are out of bpm, i stop the song, i put che cursor on the next beat and press the button ||:: in that way, rekordbox shift the marker on the beat and i continue to listen the song...now the problem...rekordbox seems to not recognize tempo changes in this way. If i try to put 2 songs rekordbox in the points when i presses ||:: lose the sync...

The only way i find to manually adjust bpm is i cue the beat before, i press ||:: and next || | | to enlarge next bpm spaces between beat, and go on, but this is very frustrating because sometimes only 1 beat are shifted, and the work to beatgrid the entire song become at least 10/20 min per song...this is an issue?

Why when i set a ||:: on a point on a beat i find out of sync, when i try to sync on my consolle (and into rekordbox with 2 decks same thing) Tunes are not synced?

Thanks in advance and sorry for my poor English.

Jacopo

Jacox March 17, 2015 11:31

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When you use :: | || it is making the adjustment from that point FORWARD. This is primarily useful when your track changes tempo. If the track has a consistent tempo throughout, you typically want to use || | || as that anchors the first beat and adjusts the entire beat grid from that point.

Two tracks in sync WILL stay in sync after a tempo change due to a beat grid adjustment; try it by doubling or halving the timing on one of your tracks from a certain point. That one track will stay at the same tempo (as the master) but the OTHER track, which is sync'd will now double or halve its tempo in order to match the change from the beat grid.

Again, the need to use the :: | || is primarily because your track does NOT have a consistent tempo.

Pulse March 17, 2015 21:05 0 votes