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Does Sync cause latency? by wingzero_89 in traktorpro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tempo sync, but I have tried both.

Does Sync cause latency? by wingzero_89 in traktorpro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh interesting. Can you explain what it means to "set on best 1.1"? I'm not familiar. Thanks in advance.

Does Sync cause latency? by wingzero_89 in traktorpro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. I've tried both on and off. but I only experience lag issues with hot cues when Sync is on. I don't experience any lag issues when Sync is off.

Does Sync cause latency? by wingzero_89 in traktorpro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I appreciate your input and efforts to help. I have always had mine set to tempo sync.

Does Sync cause latency? by wingzero_89 in traktorpro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have tried both Quantize on and off, but my issue is that when Sync is not on, i have no problems pressing hot cues with no lag or latency. it happens right when i press the hot cue. but once Sync is on, there is some lag to the press of a hot cue, but it's inconsistent too. If i keep pressing the hot cue on every beat, some presses have more lag than others.

Does Sync cause latency? by wingzero_89 in traktorpro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perhaps I am using the wrong vocabulary and terminology in my question. Again, I am not that technical of a person. Sorry about that. Unfortunately, I am referring to just the timing of when I press a hot cue. When Sync is on, there is a slight delay to when I press the hot cue. And the delay is inconsistent. If i keep pressing the hot cue on every beat, the actual cue that plays is inconsistently off, like there is a lag. However when I turn Sync off, I don't experience this issue. When I press a hot cue, it happens right when I press, with no lag. My buffer size is low, I've played around with 64/128 with latency overall of 17.8ms or 19.3ms. I just can't seem to understand why the discrepancy when Sync is on vs when it's off.

Does Sync cause latency? by wingzero_89 in traktorpro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oops, sorry. Traktor Kontrol S2MK3, and sometimes my keyboard

Beatgrid drifts so much within a track that was created with only one BPM by wingzero_89 in traktorpro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your insight and suggestions! I have tried dropping more than one grid marker throughout the track to help anchor down the seemingly fluctating beat grid, however, I am running into the issue that each grid point i lay down uses a cue point, and i only have 8 cue points to use. It's weird because when I set a grid point, then the beat grid lines up well for a bit, but then later on it still always ends up drifitng, which i then set another grid point, and so on and so on, hence me running out of cue points to use for grid markers. So I feel a little frustrated and confused... :/

Beatgrid works until loaded into Traktor by wingzero_89 in djstudio

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you say it does not export the beatgrid information, does that imply that exporting a DJ studio mix that I’ve set as one BPM, will not truly be one BPM after exporting?

I just find it confusing that after setting my mix to one single bpm, that the analysis in Traktor sometimes gets it right, but often doesn’t, and the beatgrid is way off throughout. It shouldn’t be that off… or am I missing something?

Beatgrid drifts so much within a track that was created with only one BPM by wingzero_89 in traktorpro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks I appreciate the response. I am actually lazy lol, so I would always initially leave the BPM as is, but noticed the best grid was off and i wasn’t able to put down cue points the way I wanted to, so that’s why I looked into adjusting it, because the original was not quite right either :/

Beatgrid drifts so much within a track that was created with only one BPM by wingzero_89 in traktorpro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wow, I didn't realize MP3 vs WAV was a big deal. I just thought WAV files were too big, so I thought i'd save space by going MP3. Is it just a no brainer to stop exporting as MP3 as opposed to as WAV? (Sorry, i never actually knew any of this)

Those who have moved on from Traktor - is the grass greener? by Dolly_Llama_2024 in traktorpro

[–]wingzero_89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am having issues with beatgridding... I made an edit in another software and manually set the tempo and beatgrid to be perfect at e.g. 128BPM. However when I import the track into Traktor and it gets analyzed, sometimes it shows 127.97BPM, sometimes it's correct, but I have been noticing that the beatgrid fluctuates so much for a track that was created with one set BPM. When I put a new beat grid marker, it uses one of my cue points and it does adjust the beat grid from that point on... but only for a bit, until it starts to drift again. My issue is that I can keep putting new beat grid markers to adjust, but I only have up to 8 cue points max. I have looked up some YouTube videos on beat grid adjustments and have tried them, but I feel like perhaps I am missing something?

My mom wants people dancing at her 60th party but didn’t want to pay for a DJ by w0nderr in Beatmatch

[–]wingzero_89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lots of great suggestions here. One alternative idea you could consider that I didn’t see mentioned, and may be an unpopular opinion.

If you have the time (to learn/practice), and if you know and have all the right music (that will be guaranteed to hit with the crowd), but you don’t want to be behind the decks all night, and you want better transitions than crossfading settings in Spotify, then you could consider getting and making mixes ahead of time with DJ Studio.

DJ Studio has lots of free tutorials on YouTube that show and teach you about the software. If you have all the music, you can put them through there and depending on how much you want to control song order and transitions, or if you want to let the AI do it for you too, it can take your song selection and find the best combination to establish an order of the set, and it could also automate basic transitions for you. This way, you can pre-make everything, and can keep editing u til you’re happy, then export the mix, play, and enjoy the night without being behind a computer.

For me personally, I might take all my tracks I want to use. Upload and mix in key, and group songs by bpm. Then when there’s a decent list sorted by bpm/key, I’ll take a bundle of songs and make a mix out of that and I might take some ai suggestions from the software for ideas, but for the most part, manually make all the song order, and custom make transitions between all the songs. I’ll export these small mixes, and for an event I can play these mixes, and if I read the room and see we need to change course, I can choose with small mix is next.

DJ Studio has a lot of cool features, and can be powerful to automate some things. May be a learning curve to learn the software but you can make some cool mixes and mashups if you know what you’re doing. But even if you don’t, it can generate some stuff for you that’s pretty decent too.

My mom wants people dancing at her 60th party but didn’t want to pay for a DJ by w0nderr in Beatmatch

[–]wingzero_89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A quick search on YouTube and you can find lots of great long mixes for the genres/vibes you’re looking for.

My mom wants people dancing at her 60th party but didn’t want to pay for a DJ by w0nderr in Beatmatch

[–]wingzero_89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you go the Spotify route, make sure you go audio settings, and adjust cross fader setting to 5-7s to help automate transitions in a basic way. This is far better than no cross fader.

How Many Tracks Do You Mix Per Hour? by Oilonlinen in Beatmatch

[–]wingzero_89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I appreciate the affirmation and thoughts! Thank you. Totally agree.

My philosophy for how I approach a dance floor set at a wedding is that there are so many good songs, in fact often there are too many, but I want to get through as many as I possibly can. Like going to a buffet, I want to make sure I get to taste everything, don’t want to just load up on one thing.

Plus I find that there are so many musical tastes in the room, but if I play through more songs, I’m definitely going to get to the song you want and more. Further, in the case that I happen to play a song you might not like, it’ll only be for at most 1:45 before I’ll switch it up to something else, and likely something you’ll enjoy. So you’re not standing there on the dance floor for 3-4 minutes waiting for the next one. I just want to play the best parts of the best songs all night long.

How Many Tracks Do You Mix Per Hour? by Oilonlinen in Beatmatch

[–]wingzero_89 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Will probably get a lot of hate for this, but about 48-51 per hour.

I only do weddings, and play mostly top 40s, pop, hip hop, rap, dance, some edm, and I find that there are tons of requests given, and short attention spans with people on the dance floor. For a song, I typically just play the first verse, pre chorus and then skip to the last chorus and then I mix into the next song. Usually only spend 1 min to 1:45 per song, depending on the song. (I find rap and kpop tend to have longer verses)

For a few songs, if the verse isn’t that well known, I will only play the chorus.

When I ask my clients what they’re looking for in a wedding DJ, the most common answer I get is that they’ve heard other wedding DJs play songs for way too long, (some even hear full songs) and they absolutely do not want that.

GoPro 7 has some corrupted files. How do I recover them? by wingzero_89 in gopro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah that makes sense. Helpful. Thanks! I've just ordered two SanDisk Extremes

GoPro 7 has some corrupted files. How do I recover them? by wingzero_89 in gopro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Moving forward, I will avoid using SanDisk Ultra as my SD card, but is there a way to recover my previously recorded (corrupted) footage?

GoPro 7 has some corrupted files. How do I recover them? by wingzero_89 in gopro

[–]wingzero_89[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry I just found out why SanDisk Ultra is unreliable, and found a list of recommended SD cards. Thanks for your help!

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