Question about Rekordbox I tend to organize my playlists by BPM (ex. 105-109). Is there a way I can have the tracks within my playlists be organized by ascending BPM? So basically my first track on the playlist would be the slowest and the last track the fastest. Any help would be much appreciated! |
Halley Wurzer
15.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by hesitant
Well rather than letting thread troll on it would be a good idea to let people know which cdj you are referring to. If it is a cdj compatible with recordbox then it's the same procedure I mentioned above.
+1. Seriously. |
Yon Gigler
15.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by bassgoesmeow
Definitely not 2000s. Anyone else? Bump.
Well rather than letting thread troll on it would be a good idea to let people know which cdj you are referring to. If it is a cdj compatible with recordbox then it's the same procedure I mentioned above. |
Yon Gigler
14.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by bassgoesmeow
Wait, I do this. What I meant was when I open the playlist on my CDJs, I want the first track I see to be my slowest and then ascend. Sometimes this happens, sometimes it doesn't. Help lol.
If its the cdj2000s just hit the menu button at the top of the player once you've opened your playlist and select BPM. |
Joya Heiberg
13.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by hesitant
Within the playlist just click on the BPM tab at the top and it will set all tracks within that playlist into BPM order either ascending or descending.
Wait, I do this. What I meant was when I open the playlist on my CDJs, I want the first track I see to be my slowest and then ascend. Sometimes this happens, sometimes it doesn't. Help lol. |
Yon Gigler
13.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by bassgoesmeow
I tend to organize my playlists by BPM (ex. 105-109). Is there a way I can have the tracks within my playlists be organized by ascending BPM? So basically my first track on the playlist would be the slowest and the last track the fastest. Any help would be much appreciated!
Within the playlist just click on the BPM tab at the top and it will set all tracks within that playlist into BPM order either ascending or descending. |
Joya Heiberg
12.02.2013 | I tend to organize my playlists by BPM (ex. 105-109). Is there a way I can have the tracks within my playlists be organized by ascending BPM? So basically my first track on the playlist would be the slowest and the last track the fastest. Any help would be much appreciated! |
Joya Heiberg
16.02.2013 | Anyone? |
Joya Heiberg
15.02.2013 | Sorry about that. 350s. |
Halley Wurzer
15.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by hesitant
Well rather than letting thread troll on it would be a good idea to let people know which cdj you are referring to. If it is a cdj compatible with recordbox then it's the same procedure I mentioned above.
+1. Seriously. |
Yon Gigler
15.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by bassgoesmeow
Definitely not 2000s. Anyone else? Bump.
Well rather than letting thread troll on it would be a good idea to let people know which cdj you are referring to. If it is a cdj compatible with recordbox then it's the same procedure I mentioned above. |
Joya Heiberg
14.02.2013 | Definitely not 2000s. Anyone else? Bump. |
Yon Gigler
14.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by bassgoesmeow
Wait, I do this. What I meant was when I open the playlist on my CDJs, I want the first track I see to be my slowest and then ascend. Sometimes this happens, sometimes it doesn't. Help lol.
If its the cdj2000s just hit the menu button at the top of the player once you've opened your playlist and select BPM. |
Joya Heiberg
13.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by hesitant
Within the playlist just click on the BPM tab at the top and it will set all tracks within that playlist into BPM order either ascending or descending.
Wait, I do this. What I meant was when I open the playlist on my CDJs, I want the first track I see to be my slowest and then ascend. Sometimes this happens, sometimes it doesn't. Help lol. |
Joya Heiberg
13.02.2013 | You're too good to me. Thanks, man. |
Yon Gigler
13.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by bassgoesmeow
I tend to organize my playlists by BPM (ex. 105-109). Is there a way I can have the tracks within my playlists be organized by ascending BPM? So basically my first track on the playlist would be the slowest and the last track the fastest. Any help would be much appreciated!
Within the playlist just click on the BPM tab at the top and it will set all tracks within that playlist into BPM order either ascending or descending. |
