djkrysr
Hi
I use a video subscription service that will extended slightly the radio edit to make it more mix friendly, however this is not always done at the same time as the radio release so quite often, after already adding a track to my VDJ database it will get updated with a different version i prefer, and so as not to lose my playlist I will overwrite the original file with the newer version so it will still be found in my history etc.
However this means the waveform that appears when the track is first loaded is incorrect until the program has scanned the whole track for stems etc, I appreciate it would be impractical to update the cache file every time a file is loaded but would it possible to update the waveform stored in cache when a "re-analyse" is performed in the BPM editor.
It only takes a few seconds to update correctly after loading the song so I understand if the effort involved outweighs the benefit but thought I'd ask anyway.
I use a video subscription service that will extended slightly the radio edit to make it more mix friendly, however this is not always done at the same time as the radio release so quite often, after already adding a track to my VDJ database it will get updated with a different version i prefer, and so as not to lose my playlist I will overwrite the original file with the newer version so it will still be found in my history etc.
However this means the waveform that appears when the track is first loaded is incorrect until the program has scanned the whole track for stems etc, I appreciate it would be impractical to update the cache file every time a file is loaded but would it possible to update the waveform stored in cache when a "re-analyse" is performed in the BPM editor.
It only takes a few seconds to update correctly after loading the song so I understand if the effort involved outweighs the benefit but thought I'd ask anyway.
Posted Mon 05 Jun 23 @ 8:53 pm