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Previewing tracks, Using the BPM Editor, BPM Editor, To manually adjust the BPM for a track

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Creating music discs Previewing tracks 183 Using the BPM Editor In some cases, Music Disc Creator might be unable to determine the correct location of the beat within a particular song. In these cases, you can manually adjust the BPM for a track using the BPM Editor. To manually adjust the BPM for a track: 1 Select a track by right-clicking, then select Beats per Minute > Edit. The BPM Editor window appears. 2 Select the Metronome while playing check box, then click Play to hear the track along with the metronome. 3 Follow the instructions on the BPM Editor window to adjust the location and value of the BPM for the track, until the metronome is synchronized with the beats of the music. 4 Click Done when you're finished. The selected tracks will now display the new BPM setting in the track list window. Previewing tracks To preview the tracks in your project, use the playback buttons at the bottom of the Music Disc Creator window, or click the Preview button beside the track. Play/ pause Stop Previous Next Mute Volume

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Creating music discs
Previewing tracks
183
Using the BPM Editor
In some cases, Music Disc Creator might be unable to determine the correct
location of the beat within a particular song. In these cases, you can
manually adjust the BPM for a track using the
BPM Editor
.
To manually adjust the BPM for a track:
1
Select a track by right-clicking, then select
Beats per Minute > Edit
.
The BPM Editor window appears.
2
Select the
Metronome while playing
check box, then click
Play
to
hear the track along with the metronome.
3
Follow the instructions on the BPM Editor window to adjust the
location and value of the BPM for the track, until the metronome is
synchronized with the beats of the music.
4
Click
Done
when you’re finished.
The selected tracks will now display the new BPM setting in the track
list window.
Previewing tracks
To preview the tracks in your project, use the playback buttons at the
bottom of the Music Disc Creator window, or click the
Preview
button
beside the track.
Play/
pause
Stop
Previous
Next
Mute
Volume