I am recently started to use Mixmeister 6 Pro to mix house music.
I am having synchronize beat problem with some tracks.
Most of the tracks are synchronizing fine.
With some others I can't beat mixing them.
The beat doesn't synchronize correct either in the beging or in the end of the track.
What can I do to mix them correct?

Check the Help file, looking for information on inside sprockets, which are the tool for "fine adjusting" the beat-matching inside the main sprockets.

After to many hours of trouble shooting I manage to fix the bad mixes but now I have this problem.
The beat are synchronizing correctly but in the 2 last seconds of the mix the second track speeds up and you here this.
http://rapidshare.com/files/84792010/Bad_mix.mp3.html
As I can see the tempo is correct.
Check it please:
http://rapidshare.com/files/84792892/problem.JPG.html
Please help me!!!!

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There are ways to post a screenshot without using a site that requires people who want to see your image to register, etc.

Using the green/white icon at the right side of the toolbar above the message reply window, you can plug-in the URL of the place where your image is stored, and the image will display as part of your reply ... try it out.

Tell me if you can download the track.
Sorry for the trouble :-)

Hi DJ Nicktom,

Would it be possible to show another picture of the beatmixing segment of the track, but zoomed in.

Also, would it be possible to show us the track before you added the inner sprockets?

The reason I ask is that most times there is no need for inner sprockets, expecially as many as you have added. It may be that Mixmeister hasn't correctly identified the first down beat of the transition.

Once we have this additional information, we may be able to ascertain your problem.

Regards


Gaz

This is the same picture but zoomed as you asked:



and this is before I added the inner sprockets somewhere in the middle



I cannot understand why the second track speeds up.
I didn't made any changes to the track....

One thing I see right away is this:



You can place inner sprockets, but you have to look at the effect -- it should be to line the measures up, not to leave them awry like this.

But as I understand your question, the problem isn't located here in the beat-matched section, but somewhere not pictured -- you say it happens in the last two seconds of the mix, where the second track (shown on the bottom) speeds up .... how far is that from the spot in the picture? Does the beat-matched area go all the way to the end?

Hi,

Just looking at the two pics, it seems that it's the second, lower track that has it's beatmixing out of sync. The top one looks avout there (the red bar may need dragging slightly to the right (with snap to beat turned off.

Your second track seems generally way out. Get to the beginning of the 'Let your mind go free' beatmix and listen to it on its own. I think you've missed the first downbeat there.

Gaz