When using Dynamic BPM I have found, with non-syncopated music, there are errors. This happens fairly often and I’ve been able to find a workaround (as you’ll see in the Example 2 video).
Although, if there is an opportunity to improve how beatgrids are generated, that would be ideal.
In videos 1& 2 you’ll see how Djay calaulates the beatgrids and how they “drift” from the true beats of the music.
In videos 3 & 4 you’ll see how another program with fluid beatgrids keeps the song on-beat, in places where Djay had mistakes.
Example 1 - Djay
Example 2 - Djay w/ workaround
Example 3 - Other DJ Platform
Example 4 - Other DJ Platform
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Hi @gizmo, thanks for the clear explanation and comparison videos. This is very helpful. I’ve passed this onto our engineering team for further review. I’ll report back when I have more news.
Hi again @gizmo, can you please share the actual songs from your demos here or send them to me in a DM so our engineering team can review them in more detail? Thanks!
Hi again @gizmo, when we load the tracks you sent, we get completely different beatgrids than the ones you showed in first 2 videos. Just to be sure, could you please confirm if you manually modified the beatgrids of the tracks shown in the videos? Or are these the original beatgrids set by djay? Thanks!
Hi again @gizmo, our engineering team has reviewed this further. Please note that not every track can be analyzed perfectly and have a perfect beat grid, especially for syncopated tracks with a dynamic beat grid. The workaround would be to set anchors manually for the downbeats.
A few updates before start this problem with bpm incorrect analysis it’s very disturbing and messy my range is also: none. Last update Djay app same results on iPad Pro M1 & MacBook Pro M1…
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