warping tracks to dj
warping tracks to dj
Just curious what peoples feelings are about setting tracks up for warping in live to dj with. Let's say we're just talking about computer-produced regular house and techno tracks with no changing time signature. Do you use the auto-warp long samples setting or do you set up the markers manually. I have a good method for doing it manually but just wondered if I'm making life over complicated for myself.
Penny (actually none) for your thoughts.
Penny (actually none) for your thoughts.
Macbook Pro 2.16, OSX 10.4.11
Live 6, Logic 7.2.
Live 6, Logic 7.2.
It's always good to warp hem yourself. The autowarp is flawed and is hard to correct. Usually, with electronic music, the autowarp will only put down one warp marker and it is easy to fix, but I can do the same thing myself.
15" PB 2.5 Ghz, 4 Gig RAM, 750 GB HD, Live 9 still no cue points or program change messages?!?. Doesn't do shit.
Autowarp gets it close usually, but they ALWAYS need to be adjusted manually IMO.
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Re: warping tracks to dj
I just warp manually. It only takes a couple of seconds with most electronic/house music anyway.sineman wrote:Just curious what peoples feelings are about setting tracks up for warping in live to dj with. Let's say we're just talking about computer-produced regular house and techno tracks with no changing time signature. Do you use the auto-warp long samples setting or do you set up the markers manually. I have a good method for doing it manually but just wondered if I'm making life over complicated for myself.
Penny (actually none) for your thoughts.
My method: Set the first beat and place a warp marker, then set the tempo by adjusting the grid a couple of beats further on. When the tempo seems generally synced, adjust the grid on one of the last beats of the track and this should fine tune the overall tempo. Only takes one warp marker
You can even do it mostly visually without listening at all (of course this depends on the track and how easily visible the kickdrums are in the waveform).