by drakinite » Sun May 02, 2021 3:47 pm
Since MM doesn't have support for automatic BPM detection, when I wanted to get the tempo of all my tracks, I installed
BeaTunes for a temporary trial. Its interface is laggy as heck and it's horrible to navigate, but it was able to automatically analyze the tempo of all my tracks and save it to their tags. It got a decent number of them wrong, but it was useful.
Might like to make an addon that makes it quick and simple to get the tempo manually and save it to its tags - Possibly a separate window, which provides a "tapper" which lets you click or tap a key to the beat, and it populates a text field with its current estimate. Then you can press "Save" to save the BPM to the currently playing track, or edit the text and then press Save. Might be useful to have "Next Song" and "Previous Song" buttons and hotkeys in that window too, just so that you don't have to keep switching between the tempo-finder window and the main window to switch songs.
Since MM doesn't have support for automatic BPM detection, when I wanted to get the tempo of all my tracks, I installed [url=https://www.beatunes.com/en/]BeaTunes[/url] for a temporary trial. Its interface is laggy as heck and it's horrible to navigate, but it was able to automatically analyze the tempo of all my tracks and save it to their tags. It got a decent number of them wrong, but it was useful.
Might like to make an addon that makes it quick and simple to get the tempo manually and save it to its tags - Possibly a separate window, which provides a "tapper" which lets you click or tap a key to the beat, and it populates a text field with its current estimate. Then you can press "Save" to save the BPM to the currently playing track, or edit the text and then press Save. Might be useful to have "Next Song" and "Previous Song" buttons and hotkeys in that window too, just so that you don't have to keep switching between the tempo-finder window and the main window to switch songs.