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The following is indicated:
• Position of the start of the measure (one): red lines
• Position of the other quarter notes (two, three or four): green lines
• Reliably recognized positions: thick lines
• Unreliably recognized positions: thin lines
• Tapping is indicated by additional blue lines
If the tempo and beat information is already available, then dots
above the display at the corresponding positions will appear. To the
left underneath the waveform display the metronome volume can be
adjusted. To the right the calculated BMP value will appear. If the
BPM value is valid, the display will be green.
If the metronome clicks match the rhythm of the music, the bar starts
will then be determined. If not, you can correct the tempo manually.
Corrections: Manual tempo and onbeat / offbeat setting
If the result is incorrect, you can help the Auto Remix Assistant with a
few mouse clicks on the correction buttons.
There are two possibilities: On the one hand, the “Tempo correction”
list offers alternative BPM numbers which could also fit with the
music. The adjustable BPM values are detected automatically, and
the total number of BPM can deviate from song to song.
Tap tempo: With difficult audio material we recommend the using
tapping input mode. Either "T" must be pressed, or the "Tap tempo"
button must be clicked in time with the music. While repeatedly
tapping the tempo correction button, one should keep an eye on the
color in the BPM display. In the “unlocked” condition (red) the tapping
is not in time with the music. One should tap until the “locked”
condition is displayed. After a short time one hears if the result is
correct via the metronome.
Subsequently, offbeat correction takes place if required. If the
detected quarter notes beats lie around the length of an eighth note
(transferred behind the real positions of the quarter note beats), then
one or more alternatives can be selected from the on beat/off beat
correction list.