xylume
I've seen other DJs or DJ Record Pools add Energy Hot Cues to their tracks. I thought it was cool and it looks like 4 being the lowest energy and 8 being the highest energy on the scale and you could color code them however you'd like.
Posté Sun 12 Jul 20 @ 12:34 am
PhantomDeejay
Personally I don't like them, nor I find them reliable, but that's just me.
Anyway, VirtualDJ can read those hotcues if you have the setting getCuesFromTags enabled
Anyway, VirtualDJ can read those hotcues if you have the setting getCuesFromTags enabled
Posté Sun 12 Jul 20 @ 12:38 am
xylume
PhantomDeejay, Thanks for the information and that's what I was hoping for. I'm here to learn as much as I can about VDJ and how it works.
I have mine set to (for new files), but now I know how to toggle this off. I usually create my own Hot Cues even if it reads them, but it's still a nice visual reference and user preference.
I have mine set to (for new files), but now I know how to toggle this off. I usually create my own Hot Cues even if it reads them, but it's still a nice visual reference and user preference.
Posté Sun 12 Jul 20 @ 2:01 am
djles.co.uk
Not exactly energy points, but, there are hotcues generated during the scanning of files. In the pad pages, there is a page called 'Remix Points', it picks out the 'breaks' and 'end breaks'. Not a lot of people know about them, you may find it useful. ;-)
Posté Sun 12 Jul 20 @ 6:28 am