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It pays to listen to the track with the metronome on - even if there are tempo fluctuations measure to measure, you can see fluctuations you really can't hear, and it's sufficient to pin the downbeat every 4 or even 8 measures. If you're dealing with a song using a live drummer, then you pretty much have to go through, and align every other downbeat - or even every downbeat - and double click it to set a warp marker. But you should double click to set warp markers only in cases where there are tempo fluctuations. There are exceptions - sometimes people do sloppy digital edits, or slave clock to a jittery source - like a TR909.

In general, modern computer-produced tracks will not need any warp markers after 1.1.1 - you just find the tempo and it's aligned, pretty much.

Repeatedly I push the loop region forward and check for the alignement of the downbeat. After that, I just skip the loop forward to 17.1.1, and align the downbeat again if necessary. Advance with left arrow, to put you at 5.1.1 - again check the downbeat, drag to 5.1.1 if necessary.Ĩ. If downbeat is a little off, drag the downbeat transient to 3.1.1ħ.

Advance loop to 3.1.1, and double loop length with up arrow. Zoom in on the start of the loop and drag the nearest transient marker to 2.1.1Ħ. Use the right arrow to move the loop to 2.1.1. Usually Live is pretty good about guessing tempo.ĥ. Listen to the one bar loop, to see if it sounds like it's looping right. Set loop region to one bar starting at 1.1.1Ĥ. Right click and set 'warp from here (straight)' which removes all of the automatic warp markers.ģ. Right click on it, and select 'set 1.1.1 here' It doesn't have to be the beginning of the song.Ģ.

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Not sure what to do.Does anyone have a solid method to warpping and beatmatching that can help us use this software better?ġ. We own the whole setup.but why is it such a challenge? I want to use live as a re-mix and production tool I love its midi capabilities and beat making. Why do I have to spend upwards of 15 minutes warpping a track to get it in-sync? Traktor Pro, Virtual DJ, PCDJ.all handle beat matching effortlessly. But he has a great point.if Live is built so well for the professional DJ/Producer why can't we simply drop songs into it like Virtual DJ and have it easily be quantized and synced? Frankly.I don't know why. I could not get them to stay synced with the metronome for more than 4 measures.Īt first I defended Ableton to my partner because I told him that 'Live' was a professional software tool compared to a standard 'DJ software'. But I just tried to get an old disco song with heavy beats (Love in C-minor)to sync with (Daft Punk-around the worl)and had no luck and their pretty close to begin with. I got a couple of songs pretty well warpped after going through them measure by measure. I posted a few day's back that I was making progress.and I was. I have never.since the dawn of digital production had such a challenge matching beats than with Ableton. We can drop songs into Virtual DJ.hit the sync button and be 'dead nuts' accurate with our mixes.

#Serato dj intro 1.1.1 upgrade

We run a tweaked out HP Touch PC with 6 gigs of ram, Vista 64 and every other upgrade option you can put on it! Here is the rubwe have both been 'beat mixing' since the 70's disco days with vinyl. We use Virtual DJ for our 'mobile DJ gig rig'.

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I am no stranger to DAW's and work daily with Audition and Pro Tools mostly. I make radio and TV commercials for a live along with radio station imaging and voiceover for many national and regional clients. We were looking for a studio remix tool and mixing tool we could use for live performance. We have been mobile and broadcast DJ's for 27 years.

#Serato dj intro 1.1.1 trial

My Biz partner and I have owned Ableton Live 8 with the APC 40 and Axiom 49 midi for about 90 days we worked with the trial 60 days prior to that. So.I write this out of total frustration.