We’ve all been there. And we all know how this should work by now. Just like Warp Markers in Ableton Live, Elastic Audio in Pro Tools, etc.
Algoriddim here this, we don’t mind if it means we need to adjust each beat individually becuase the track BPM varies, we want to be able to sync up and mix tracks for all decades.
Yes. Rekordbox has it. They’re called “dynamic beatgrids”.
DJAY generally does a great job on older tracks that are not regular/strict bpm but any stops and starts are impossible to overcome currently.
I should add. Rekordbox allows manual adjustment of beatgrids - which is the point of my suggestion!
Like all ‘dynamic’ analysing, Traktor, Live, Protools, it is invariably not 100% and one needs to go in by hand anyway.
Manual is what we want.
Here’s an interesting video, and there are more - manually adjusting beatgrids for those tracks that are strict/computerised tempo has been around for a loooong time.
+1 Would love to see the ability to properly grid both of these situations in DJAY (multiple BPM segments set within a track for intentional tempo changes, and elastic beat grids for older tracks with inconsistent tempos).
Pretty sure that they are aware. They also go through new topics from time to time and write a short message underneath that they acknowledge the feedback so once they read through here, we should get that message