MacGyverGear
Hello peeps,
I got a question about Automix and specific settings.
I did find most of the AutoMix features and use 'Remove silence' as a default setting. What I can't find is a specific setting for overlapping tracks. There's a fade time setting, but it works on both tracks. As the title of this topic already covers; I'm looking for a setting to bypass the fade-in for every new track being played. As demonstrated in this video: https://youtu.be/jyiVW11zBGA
The Automix editor comes in really handy as a sort of director and it's possible to manually create a transition, but hopefully I'm overlooking something. I ran through most of the settings for Automix in the 'Options & Tweaks' menu but did not find it there yet.
Back in the zero's I used OTSDJ AV and sometimes I still use my licence to play some background music, because its smooth transitions and perhaps due to audio being analysed (?). Every next track starts without a fade-in. And no matter if the previous track ends in a fade-out or a sophisticated drum break, transitions never sound messy.
Unfortunately there's no feature to edit a playlist in OTSAV, like the Automix editor in VirtualDJ and the program lacks so many features Virtual DJ offers. So I need some education about VirtualDJ, how to bypass this fade-in I guess. :-)
Thanks in advance!!
I got a question about Automix and specific settings.
I did find most of the AutoMix features and use 'Remove silence' as a default setting. What I can't find is a specific setting for overlapping tracks. There's a fade time setting, but it works on both tracks. As the title of this topic already covers; I'm looking for a setting to bypass the fade-in for every new track being played. As demonstrated in this video: https://youtu.be/jyiVW11zBGA
The Automix editor comes in really handy as a sort of director and it's possible to manually create a transition, but hopefully I'm overlooking something. I ran through most of the settings for Automix in the 'Options & Tweaks' menu but did not find it there yet.
Back in the zero's I used OTSDJ AV and sometimes I still use my licence to play some background music, because its smooth transitions and perhaps due to audio being analysed (?). Every next track starts without a fade-in. And no matter if the previous track ends in a fade-out or a sophisticated drum break, transitions never sound messy.
Unfortunately there's no feature to edit a playlist in OTSAV, like the Automix editor in VirtualDJ and the program lacks so many features Virtual DJ offers. So I need some education about VirtualDJ, how to bypass this fade-in I guess. :-)
Thanks in advance!!
Posted 50 minutes ago
kradcliffe
setting: automixMode then select radio. It fades out the playing track then cuts in the new one with no fade (if that's what you're after)
It uses the mix "full" start POI to determine when the new track is played from.
It uses the mix "full" start POI to determine when the new track is played from.
Posted 38 minutes ago
MacGyverGear
kradcliffe wrote :
setting: automixMode then select radio. It fades out the playing track then cuts in the new one with no fade (if that's what you're after)
It uses the mix "full" start POI to determine when the new track is played from.
It uses the mix "full" start POI to determine when the new track is played from.
I did not test this setting yet, thanks for the information. These POI settings perhaps are also involved in this.
However, when I drag some tracks to the Automix list, the Fade-in for every new track is still there. https://youtu.be/MT2PJIfd0vI
Posted 29 minutes ago
kradcliffe
Do you have automix length set at 0 seconds?
It's working fine for me with that in place.
It's working fine for me with that in place.
Posted 22 minutes ago