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LOUDNESS LUFS METER FOR ADJUSTING TRACK GAIN LEVELS IN DECKS & SAMPLES

This loudness meter can be used to determine gain/trim adjustment in DB however indicates Loudness Unit both current and across entire track as well as dynamic range to assist DJs in correctly setting gain levels. This also relies on a peak limiter to prevent distortion and clipping on each deck. Example is Waves WLM Plus VST which I have added to my to-do list in testing it within DJ Studio.

Gavin Staveley 10 days ago

💡 Feature Request

EXPORT PORTION OF MIXSET

Add an option to select a portion of the mixset to extract by selecting starting and ending tracks within the mixset, the export window will show the total mixset time for the extract. An option to remove the starting and ending transition. This is to support efficient workflow when working with large mixsets to be broken into separate sessions or prepared to fit on multiple media.

Gavin Staveley 10 days ago

💡 Feature Request

Completed

SEMITONE/PITCH CHANGE AUTOMATION

I request DJ Studio implement support for the following technique. Implementation of this feature will enable DJs of this software enables to harmonically mix a wider range of music in the library by making tracks that are -2 to +2 semitones variation from the music track being mixed into, and also extends to the camelot wheel compatibility between semitone/keys. Ultimately this gives DJs more creative freedom in planning and performing their mixsets. I was doing this with NI Traktor DJ Studio 2 & 3 back 2003 to 2006 on FM Radio. I got a lot of queries from the station what I was using and how I did it. TECHIQUE: This technique allows the intro of the next track and outtro of the current track within the transition to be altered up or down in scale by at least one semitone for each track. The automation of the semitone change between the intro and outtro defaults to linear connection between the two. A default setting that determines where the default semitone change starts and ends (after the intro and before the outtro) can also be set. This setting may be a % of song length between transitions, beats/bars after intro or before outtro, etc. DJ can then custom adjust as with any automation by adding/adjusting/removing markers. WORKAROUND There are VSTs that could do this however I experienced VST processing delay on the deck the VST was applied that threw out the beat alignment resulting in a train wreck. The automation metric was also represented by a 2/100 metric in DJ Studio for each semitone. I will raise a separate request regarding the VST processing delay with succinct detail.

Gavin Staveley 10 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

Ask the IA to Automatically Normalise tracks when transitioning from an older style to a new style of music.

Can be great the the IA adjust the gain automatically and normalise the gain of the old style tracks when transitioning to an more actual rhythm. For exemple the beat of an old funk of disco of 70s with a house beat of today … It seem strange when you listen to the track cross fading as from a dynamic pushy beat of a house track you pass to very a very weak disco beat even if you push the volume of this older track at the maximum. If not possible than an automatic normalisation of each track and a global one. Thanks for your help.

FRED V.H 16 days ago

💡 Feature Request

Flexibility in Hot Cue Allocation during Set Export

Hi DJ.Studio Team, I wanted to share some feedback regarding Hot Cues when exporting a DJ set. Currently, DJ.Studio automatically assigns Hot Cues to mark transitions between tracks. While I understand the intention behind this feature, it can be quite limiting, as it occupies all 8 available Hot Cue slots. The issue is that once the set is exported, I have no room left to manually add my own Hot Cues for specific parts of the tracks. This can be quite frustrating, especially for DJs who rely on customized cue points for performance and mixing. It would be great if there was an option to manage or limit the number of automatic Hot Cues during export. Allowing users to reserve a few slots for manual cues would provide much-needed flexibility and improve the overall workflow. Thank you for considering this enhancement!

Robin Beyer About 1 month ago

💡 Feature Request

Preservation of Metadata during WAV Export

Dear DJ.Studio team, First of all, I really appreciate the effort you put into the development of DJ.Studio. It’s a fantastic tool! However, I wanted to address an issue that’s been quite frustrating for me and possibly for other users who heavily rely on metadata. Before creating a DJ set, I meticulously analyze my tracks using Mixed In Key and Mp3Tag to extract essential metadata such as track name, artist, key, BPM and more. I make sure to save this information in the ‘Comment’ tag to keep everything organized. The problem arises when exporting a DJ set from DJ.Studio as WAV files. Unfortunately, WAV files do not retain these metadata tags, and when I import the exported set into rekordbox, all my metadata is lost. Since I heavily depend on this information for sorting and organizing my tracks, it’s quite discouraging to see it vanish. It would be incredibly helpful if DJ.Studio could support metadata preservation during WAV export or offer an alternative way to keep these important tags intact. I believe this improvement would greatly benefit users who, like me, invest a lot of time in managing metadata. Thank you for considering this feeback, and keep up the great work!

Robin Beyer About 1 month ago

💡 Feature Request

Export sample to mp3 or wav

In a mix with multiple created samples, it is not possible to export a specific sample to mp3 or wav, only the whole mix. Feedback for this / workaround is: “DJ.Studio doesn't have a feature to export just a part of a mix or a single sample. Here's a workaround you can try: Go to the File menu and choose "Save As" to create a copy of your project. In this new copy, delete everything except the sample you want to keep. Then use the Export function to export just that sample. This way, you'll get your sample as an MP3 or WAV file. Let me know if you need any more help!“ This is absolutely ignorant approach, for someone to expect that a solution is to create for example 10 clones of one project and then delete everything in each one until only sample I want to export is there and then export it. And then do the same process for another example. Moreover, from technical perspective, this already exists - since the whole mix can be exported. Just the separation / choice is needed.

Bruno Poslon About 1 month ago

💡 Feature Request