Quick n' Dirty: Improved multi-bpm analysis in VDJ8.5/2021

Starting with VDJ8.5/2021 build 7032 improvements have been made to the multi-bpm analysis feature, so that it's now a lot more fine grained
This video shows how to use it

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[tizlaney]

Awesome. Thank you for making sure we are aware of new features.

[Xylume]

I like this feature and I'll use it for my transition tracks. I use to have to add an anchor and it was tedious. I don't mix digitally recorded vinyl records anymore, but I wonder if it would help for that too.

[DJRachelLynch]

Thanks for this! I appreciate you. One question…

Is there a way to do a “batch” analysis of variable BPM? Or does VDJ automatically detect it as soon as it’s dragged into the deck? Meaning I wouldn’t necessarily know their is a variation unless I’m in the mix and would have to fix it live.

[Chirro]

Hello Klaus, and thanks a lot for all your videos. I think that one thing that you probably can improve is the sound of your voice. Sometimes it's difficult to understand for non English speaking people like me. There is always some background noise and rare EQ on it.

Thanks again for your explanations.

[RandomRoger]

So that means my tracks that were made in the '70s and early '80s with live bands, I can use that feature to be able to mix them without having to fight them during an eight bar blend? For example, Grace Jones's Pull Up To My Bumper, during the break, the BPM is all over the place. That track is a banger, but trying to blend it tightly is super difficult.

[lag]

Thanks. Are you saying we need to reanalyze our library or vdj will automatically update them?