Advanced Autoplaylist criteria - more tempo control

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Advanced Autoplaylist criteria - more tempo control

Post by BigBass »

I just discovered MM and I love it!! "Thanks" to the developers.

I'm interested in the advanced features in the autoplaylist. I need to generate an auto playlist which selects random songs based on tempo, BUT I'm not after ALL fast, or ALL slow. I need to be able to format the playlist so it picks random songs in the following tempo format:

moderate
fast
moderate
slow

(...or whatever format I want. Then the format would repeat.)

See what I mean? Hope this makes sense. I basically need more tempo control. I searched the forums and can't find anything that allows this.
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Post by Bex »

Hi Bigbass,

Isn't it as simple as just select those tempos you want? Or do you mean that your songs are not tagged with tempo?

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Post by Lowlander »

No he wants songs like this
song1 moderate
song2 fast
song3 moderate
song4 slow

and then start over with

song5 moderate
song6 fast
song7 moderate
song8 slow
ect
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Post by Bex »

I see, well that's not possible. Perhaps through a script though?
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Post by BigBass »

Lowlander is correct. That's exactly what I'm after.

I'd be fine with using a script, but I don't know how to code this. Guess I'm hoping this feature might be useful to enough other people that someone will program it. :wink:
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Post by Deakon »

Maybe calculate BPM? I may be trying to make MM work like some of my old DJ software but I'm using MM to DJ with so it would be awesome to have some of those features.
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Post by rovingcowboy »

the only scripts i know as of now to work with tempo and bpm are already in the All Scripts thread.

and work in combo or seperately.

the tempo one needs the bpm in the song to add the tempo.

so the bpm script is to add the bpm but you have to add the numbers yourself. the script did not work for my win98 computer so i modified it.

by changing a line or a few words. but try the orginal script in your computer and if it does not work the way you want or can not get it working then try the one i adjusted to work. but there is no automatic bpm scripts just the manual ones.

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Post by Bex »

Deakon wrote:Maybe calculate BPM? I may be trying to make MM work like some of my old DJ software but I'm using MM to DJ with so it would be awesome to have some of those features.
Try MixMeister's BPM analyzer. Works on mp3 and it's free.

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Post by Deakon »

I have MixMeister... There's just no way I know of to add the BPM to the tag automatically.
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Post by Big_Berny »

I think MixMeister automatically adds BPM to the mp3files...
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Post by Bex »

Big_Berny wrote:I think MixMeister automatically adds BPM to the mp3files...
That's correct.
Deakon wrote:I have MixMeister... There's just no way I know of to add the BPM to the tag automatically.
Just rescan the files or set up the file-monitor to monitor the directory where the analysed files are.

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Post by Lowlander »

BPM wouldn't solve the problem as I assume that BigBass already has his files tagged with the proper tempo's.

A script would require to randomly select a song for a tempo and than move to the next tempo on the tempo order list and select randomly a song for that tempo. Some form of maximum list size is probably required to make sure that the list doesn't enter a eternal loop and probably a verify duplicate file on addition would make it a great script.
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Post by trixmoto »

Are you looking to select tracks based on their BPM value, or the Tempo field?
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