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Bonjour je voudrai savoir pourquoi Djay pro ne possède pas un système d’écriture dans les tags du morceau des BPM comme serato par example ! C’est une fonction que j’apprécierai beaucoup et qui me permettrai d’utiliser uniquement djay pour préparer mes morceau et les mixer ! Merci
Hello, I would like to know why Djay Pro does not have a writing system in the BPM tags of the track, like Serato, for example! It’s a feature I would greatly appreciate and will allow me to use only Djay to prepare my tracks and mixers! thanks
djay doesn’t currently write its BPM analysis back into the file’s tags. Analysis and per-track data like cue points live in djay’s own library, so if you’re prepping and mixing entirely in djay, your BPMs are already saved and ready every time you load a track. Nothing needs to be in the tags for that.
If you need the BPM inside the file itself (for another app or a player), there’s a workaround on Mac:
Right-click the playlist and choose Export as CSV File. The CSV includes BPM and Key.
Import that CSV into a tag editor such as Mp3tag to write the BPM tag.
Thank you for your reply! Actually, it’s so I can use my tracks or playlist on other software, and additionally, when I remix my track I can include the BPM, which will be recognised by the device or the software! Currently, when I prepare my playlist I have my playlist analysed by Serato, which registers the BPMs in the tags, and with my titrating software I retrieve the data and use it to remove the track! I don’t fully understand the CSV file system, so it’s not a problem; I’ll continue as I was doing! I was just asking if Algoriddim had ever intended to include it in Dan Djay Pro!
@Ineddy86550 thanks for explaining your workflow. There’s nothing I can share about future plans for writing BPM to tags. If you want to create a new topic in the Suggestions section of this forum, I can pass this onto our dev team for consideration.
In the meantime, analyzing with Serato to write the tags and then mixing in djay is a solid way to handle it. Thanks!
Yes, if you can, you can forward this suggestion to the development team! Thank you for your help! I’ve been using DJay Pro for a while now and I’m not getting tired of it, and I’m not ready to switch to another software!
@Ineddy86550, please make a new topic in the Suggestions Category of this Community. Then you and other users can upvote it and I can share the feedback with our devs.
I think the paid version of Tagami has a feature where you can read the BPM values from the Djay pro database and then write them to the metadata of the files themselves.
