Click the Tap button to manually calculate the BPM of the track by tapping to the beat 4 times. Once clicked, the display will change to provide these options. For tracks that have a tempo change, this button is used to add and remove additional beat anchors. Use the left and right arrows to shift the BPM 1 beat backwards or forward. Re-analyze Rescans the BPM of the track Re-Analyze (Multiple BPM) Rescans tracks that have Multiple BPM values If the track is already loaded to a deck the option to Copy from other deck will display instead. The small button to the right provides the the following options: Load in deck Loads the track to the active deck. Use the /2 and x2 buttons to half or double the displayed BPM and use the up and down arrows to make small BPM adjustments. Use these buttons to make major or fine adjustments. The volume of the Metronome can be adjusted from the Options. Will play an audible beat based on the set BPM to verify that adjustments are correct and precise. Once released, the playhead will jump back to it’s previously stopped position. Plays the track as long as the button is held. Will play the track if it is stopped and will stop the track if it’s playing. Adjustments to the CBG can only happen to the right of an anchor. The Computer Beat Grid (CBG) is locked into place (non-adjustable) to the left of the anchor. It can be grabbed with the mouse to adjust it’s position. The first detected beat as analyzed by VirtualDJ. It can be clicked and dragged to any part of the track with a mouse. All new adjustments and play functions use the playhead to determine the start position. It displays the beatgrid using the grayscaled background and can be zoomed in to make precise BPM adjustments with a wheel mouse. Provides a visual display of the audio information. Displays the zoom level of the waveform (highlighted in blue) and can be dragged to any part of the file to perform precise adjustments.

This area shows the Artist, Title and Remix (if entered) of the file being edited. The track will only be audible through the PFL if a headphone channel has been created in the Audio Setup (if no headphone channel is available a pop up window will display asking if the feature can be used through the master output). To open the BPM Editor, right-click on any of your tracks or click on BPM on the decks of the Interface. In the rare case that either the BPM value or the Beat Grid of your track are not correct, the BPM Editor will provide all the tools to easily and accurately calculate and manually adjust them.

Editors BPM Editor VirtualDJ has an advanced Sound Engine that will calculate the tempo (BPM value) and the Beat Grid (CBG) of your tracks with accuracy in almost all cases.

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