Operation Manual

With the ‘Adjust BPM Values’ dialog you are provided several options to make the adjustments.

EDIT BPM tab

BPM – manually move the value up or down in .1 increments with

the arrow buttons. Or, quickly half or double the shown value with

the /2 and x2 buttons.

Phase – used to adjust the CBG markers. The left and right

arrows makes very fine adjustments, where the ¼ +/- buttons

provide ¼ beat adjustments.

Re-Analyze – forces the re-analysis of the track disregarding any

manual adjustments or settings.

Copy from other deck – copy the BPM of the track on the

opposing deck to be use for the track being modified.

EDIT GRID tab

Alternatively, an anchor method can be used. First tap-out the beat using the "Manual Beat Tap" button

while the track playing.

Second, pause the track and move the track to the first downbeat

(first beat), and click on "First anchor". Then advance to the

upbeat (second beat), and click on "Second anchor". Check that

the number of beats displayed corresponds well to the number of

beats between the two anchors.

Then go further in the music, and repeat the "second anchor"

operation. If you notice that the beats and the CBG shift then

repeat the placing of the second anchor a couple more times.

Normally two or three anchors should be enough to obtain an

accurate CBG.

** For more information on how the CBG is used for beat

matching, sync, and Automix Tempo mixing, see the section about

the Rhythm Window later in the manual.

COMPUTER BEAT GRID (CBG) AND MANUAL BPM CORRECTION