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| quote: | Originally posted by Doctorwho
Ok I heard of this software too. Im not looking for something so far advanced like this Tractar or whatever its called. Id be wasting too much time trying to find one simple thing to do out of a million options in its database.
All Im looking to do is load up a few tracks, have the softare calculate the bpms and set the bpms to each track based off the first track that was loaded. So if the first track is track 1 on my friends cd, then track 2 will beat at the same bpm and blend off the ending beat from track 1, and so on to track 3, if this makes sense? Sorry, trying to speak you alls language when it comes to music. Im a tech engineer and less a music engineer. lol haa. |
I used Mixmeister to make an entire mix in the way that you say you want to. It's been a few years, but basically, it calculates the BPM (and you can adjust or gradually change the bpm by drawing a ramp on the screen if you desire) and you overlap the tracks visually as far as where you want them to start cross over into each other.
Beyond that, it's gonna require a little research from you (if you want to get into "phrasing" it properly and such) so it just depends on how happy you are with the mix.
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