A way to visually connect the two graphs would allow atomix to understand how to stretch the tracks appropriately and line up the beats. It should work something like this:
Allow the visual graph to freeze, then select two consequetive beats on deck A and then two consequetive beats on deck B. Atomix should line up the first beat on each graph, then alter the time-domain on the active deck to overlay the the playing deck, maintaining the frequency domain in the process.
This would allow one to easily mix different styles of music together and compute the BPM number accurately with very little beatmatching technique.
Allow the visual graph to freeze, then select two consequetive beats on deck A and then two consequetive beats on deck B. Atomix should line up the first beat on each graph, then alter the time-domain on the active deck to overlay the the playing deck, maintaining the frequency domain in the process.
This would allow one to easily mix different styles of music together and compute the BPM number accurately with very little beatmatching technique.
Inviato Wed 24 Apr 02 @ 7:37 am