That is true, however djay Does a great job of using elastic grid on other tracks.
In fact, my main point is that Djay Will not allow me to set the downbeat where I want look in photo 1. If you look in photo 2, You will see that Serato Allows me to put the downbeat where I want. I hope that makes sense. Otherwise, I’m really impressed with the elastic grid. FYI, I noticed this issue on my iPad and just took the photo from my Mac. So the problem exists on both.
Hey guys,
When this happens to me, go ahead and tap for the BPM.
This should override what that’s trying to do.
In some cases the grid will be wrong after doing so try setting the downbeat then.
After the breakdown at the first drop, it has calculated the big gridding correctly. It is just the first part of the track into the breakdown. I’ve just discovered that there are way more controls in the big gridding that I didn’t know about, ie setting an anchor. I’ll go away and actually read this part of the Manuel ha ha. As I said earlier, the app does a great job with all my other tracks including for example don’t stop me now which varies the tempo. It’s just odd that this track is so difficult for it.
This is interesting I’ve just tested that track from the Apple streaming service and it be grid perfectly so the file I must have must somehow be corrupted and have a little jump in it when it goes out of time. Thanks for your input. In all this, at least I’ve discovered that there’s more options for gridding that I didn’t realize before.
Sorry for jumping in late on this one guys. Sounds like you got it sorted out though. Thanks @Mister_Tuur, @LaidbackFred and @PKtheDJ for the troubleshooting help!