User Guide

RHYTHM WINDOW

wing you to see your music. The

eaks in the curve represent beats. In order to synchronize the music, these peaks should

occur at the same time. The present is represented by the feature in the middle of the screen.

ll on the left was already played, while what is on the right represents the next seconds of the

track.

ou c isplay using the slider on the left, or the three preset

utton ght side of the rhythm window.

, named CBG (Computed Beat Grid), which

repres e large squares represent the beginning of a measure

4:4 time. The CBG is particularly useful, for example, when mixing a track at the time of an

intro w

In the picture above, you can see that the beats are completely synchronized – it is easy to

see th ined up. However, some music does not have the

very o use and techno music has. This is when the CBG

is very useful. If you look at the following graphics, it is not exactly clear where the beats

should form visually. However, with the help of the CBG, it

becomes much easier to synchronize the two tracks:

Above the players, a window posts curves corresponding to the two rates/rhythms of the

music. These curves are represented in a waveform, allo

an zoom in or zoom out the d

s (1, 2, 3) on the ri

Below the curves there are small squares

nt the position of measures. The

here the beat is not yet present.

at the peaks (beats) of the music are l

bvious single beat peaks that most ho

sync up by just observing the wave

NOT BEAT MATCHED – CBG NOT ALIGNED

BEAT MATCHED – CBG NOT ALIGNED

BEAT MATCHED – CBG ALIGNED