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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Pixeltune's music / photosynthesis
mmmmm these chords.
my headphones have lost all their low pass, and my new ones haven't gotten here yet, so i've flying pretty blind in terms of sound quality.
i also wanted to do more with this, but bgb doesn't have stable bpm, so 2xlsdj was out of the question.
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There's a trick to doing 2xlsdj with BGB!
If you load a different track the bpm shifts for some reason, so make both lsdj parts in the same song file. Put a count-in tick at the front of each (I usually do 4 hi-hats on the noise chan for my count-in). Export lsdj part 1, then immediately export lsdj part 2. Now you have a .wav file for each part with the same count-in.
Load them in audacity, zoom in as far as you can and trim the files so the count-ins sync up perfectly, and ta-da, you have a 2xLSDJ track exported from bgb. I do this *all* the time.
There's a trick to doing 2xlsdj with BGB!
If you load a different track the bpm shifts for some reason, so make both lsdj parts in the same song file. Put a count-in tick at the front of each (I usually do 4 hi-hats on the noise chan for my count-in). Export lsdj part 1, then immediately export lsdj part 2. Now you have a .wav file for each part with the same count-in.
Load them in audacity, zoom in as far as you can and trim the files so the count-ins sync up perfectly, and ta-da, you have a 2xLSDJ track exported from bgb. I do this *all* the time.
Oh man, I wish I had known this sooner. Thanks man!
