Atomix MP3 Manual de Usario
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Atomix Mp3 Manual
I. AtomixMP3 Main User Interface
1. Active Waveform Display
AtomixMP3 Visual Mix Display
- May the rhythm be with you... -
The Active Waveform Display - also famous as - is the core of all "the curves window"
information’s displayed by AtomixMP3. It represents the rhythms of the two songs.
Each peak of a curve represents a beat of one of the two songs.
Songs are not mixed : : current song, : selected song, next song blue red
The highlighted curved is the "selected curve" and corresponds to the songs whose deck is
selected. It corresponds also to the headphone output. This is the song that has to be
played after the current song: the "next song".
The aim of DJ mixing is to match the rhythm of two songs, to make a smooth "classic"
transition from the current song to the next song.. With the Active Waveform display,
AtomixMP3 introduces a brand new way of mixing: the Active Waveform. You don't need to
try to mix the song in your left ear with the one in your right ear anymore. Just superpose
the two curves and the songs are mixed.
Songs are mixed
In order to perform this , you can use two techniques: "beat matching"
Use the to alter the selected song until it matches the current song. song controls
Use the to perform all those operations in a single click. "Magic Button"
"Classic"
DJ Mix technique
- No Magic, only hard work -
To perform the beat matching without using the Magic Button, here is the way you may
want to follow:
1. Change the pitch to match the two rhythms. When the distance between two consecutive
peaks in the current song is equal to the distance between two consecutive peaks in the
second song, the two songs have the same rhythm, the same BPM. You can also use the
build-in instant BPM counter to know the exact BPM of each song and match song even
more rapidly.
pitch shift
2. Pause and Play the selected song until its peaks match the one of the current song. Now
the beats are equal: the phase of the two songs are equal. You can also drag and drop the
selected curve over the current curve to perform the phase shift in a click. To be even more
accurate, you can use the two shortcuts (left and right arrow) to nudge the selected curve
forward (left arrow) or backward (right arrow).
phase shift
3. Then, just modify the gain of the selected song to match both songs output volume. For
this operation, you will need headphones, or to cross fade smoothly from the current song
to the next and adjust the gain step by step.
volume shift
This picture is only a representation: on AtomixMP3, for maximal ease of use, the height of
the curve is relative to the overall song volume and not to the other song volume, so, by
changing the gain, the height of the peak will not change.
Once the two songs are mixed, you can use the cross fader to make a smooth transition to
the next song.
To mix the two songs in one click, use the "automix now!" button to make all the process
even easier.
Scratch
The Active Waveform Display can also be used to scratch your song like if it was a regular
vinyl.
In order to scratch, you need to have the scratch mode set to in the options. hold
Then, just click on the Active Waveform Display and the song will stop as if you were
holding the disc.
Now, move your mouse to the left and to the right to move the disc.
Release the mouse button to let the disc play again.
Tip: You can also achieve the same effect in regular scratch mode if your song is paused.
2. Song Controls
AtomixMP3 Basic Song Controls
- All descriptions and pictures are for desk A, and are the same for desk B -
Especificaciones del producto
| Marca: | Atomix |
| Categoría: | Software de fotografía y/o vídeo |
| Modelo: | MP3 |
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