Traktor Pro Vs. Denon HC4500
Traktor Pro Vs. Denon HC4500 Posted on: 26.03.2009 by Leana Orsulak Hey guys new to the community
and new user of Traktor Pro Scratch. I am using a macbook with Denon HC 4500 Controller and Rane MP24. My question is that when I load tracks into the player the BPM display for example shows as 64BPM when in actuality the song is 130 BPM. How can I correct this problem. Any help would be appreciated | |
| Leana Orsulak 26.03.2009 | Hey guys new to the community and new user of Traktor Pro Scratch. I am using a macbook with Denon HC 4500 Controller and Rane MP24. My question is that when I load tracks into the player the BPM display for example shows as 64BPM when in actuality the song is 130 BPM. How can I correct this problem. Any help would be appreciated |
| Leana Orsulak 26.03.2009 | Thanks so much guys |
| casey rascal 26.03.2009 | The only correct answer is to tell you to learn about beatgrids and beatgridding. The other answers are half solutions, and wont get you very fare in the long run. So do a community search and search the blog. There are tons of information about beatgrids here on the community . |
| Elaina Hoerger 26.03.2009 | to double your "showing bpm" in the newest version of traktor scratch pro click on the "grid" button below your analysis window in traktor and click the X2 button to the top right of the box telling what your current bpm is - this will multiply the track's bpm by 2. |
| Doug Bieling 26.03.2009 | There is an option to drill down your BPM range... check that ... you say the slowest and fastest bpms that you will use on your traktor. If your only ever mixing between 120 and 150 then add that in and it will have an easier time detecting. |
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