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Traktor - Beatgridding by Metronome Question
Posted on: 25.07.2012 by Ethan Pugliesi
Hi - I recently bought Traktor & and S2. I'm preparing myself for diving into beatgridding my tracks but haven't been able to get an answer to the following question at the NI community s. Perhaps someone here could be kind enough ...

... In the following video the guy has the metronome tick on 118 but his track is 122. He clicks Sync ... isn't he beatgridding a 122 BPM track to a 118 metronome tick ... and if this is the case how on earth can this be correct?



I would have thought he should change the tick to 122 before he beatgrids?

Or, put another way, when using the metronome tick, how do I know what value to set the master clock (tick) to?
Danae Dumler
26.07.2012
Originally Posted by photojojo
99% of mine I feel are correct. The other 1% are late 99% of the time though.
^^ This is my experience too, at least with house and 4-on-the-floor stuff. Hip hop, dnb, and dubstep can bring that number up but still probably well under 10% that I need to fix.
Leeanna Ayla
25.07.2012
Originally Posted by Pearce161
btw 99% of the time i find the grid traktor puts up is slighty late of the beat.
99% of mine I feel are correct. The other 1% are late 99% of the time though.
Ethan Pugliesi
25.07.2012
Hi - I recently bought Traktor & and S2. I'm preparing myself for diving into beatgridding my tracks but haven't been able to get an answer to the following question at the NI community s. Perhaps someone here could be kind enough ...

... In the following video the guy has the metronome tick on 118 but his track is 122. He clicks Sync ... isn't he beatgridding a 122 BPM track to a 118 metronome tick ... and if this is the case how on earth can this be correct?



I would have thought he should change the tick to 122 before he beatgrids?

Or, put another way, when using the metronome tick, how do I know what value to set the master clock (tick) to?
Nannette Doniger
30.07.2012
i'll give this a try next time i buy some tunes,
but i'm sure when i did it before it was slightly off so i settled into the routine above.
Leeanna Ayla
28.07.2012
My first step is just to listen to it with the tick.
Latoria Kavulich
28.07.2012
down with the 1% !

(fixed the title OZA was kinda bugging me )
Roseanna Signorini
27.07.2012
I also very rarely have to manually beat grid anything. Most of the time if something is wrong, its because the tempo was wrong or the first beat grid marker was wrong so I just delete the first marker and put a new marker on the first beat and everything falls into place.
Nannette Doniger
27.07.2012
really? i nearly always have to adjust mine and its mainly house and techno stuff. I am new to beatgridding nut my routine is to zoom in, have a look at a few grid markers, adjust it to on the beat, check its consistent through the track, then check against the metronome. i have to adjust pretty much every track a little. Could be i'm been too precise happen, i dont know.
Danae Dumler
26.07.2012
Originally Posted by photojojo
99% of mine I feel are correct. The other 1% are late 99% of the time though.
^^ This is my experience too, at least with house and 4-on-the-floor stuff. Hip hop, dnb, and dubstep can bring that number up but still probably well under 10% that I need to fix.
Leeanna Ayla
25.07.2012
Originally Posted by Pearce161
btw 99% of the time i find the grid traktor puts up is slighty late of the beat.
99% of mine I feel are correct. The other 1% are late 99% of the time though.
Nannette Doniger
25.07.2012
btw 99% of the time i find the grid traktor puts up is slighty late of the beat.
Nannette Doniger
25.07.2012
as the post above says, Traktor will analyse when u first load it to a deck (if u havent run analysis already) then it will sync either , in this case, the track to the master clock or the clock, and hence the metronome, to the track u then jus adjust the grid manually.
Roseanna Signorini
25.07.2012
It doesn't really matter because the track is synced to the master clock, its changing the tempo of the track to 118, so whether the track is at 118, 122, 130, 140, it doesn't matter, the beat grid will always be the same. The actual beats in the track don't change, just the tempo.

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