Hello,
1) I suggest you look at Djuced 4.1.0 which is newer and generally better than Djuced 40, and supports for free any DJ controller made for Djuced 40. Which version of Djuced 40 do you use? Are you on Windows or on macOS?
2) To use the Automix in Djuced 40:
- click on playlist icon (icon on left with a + over 3 bars)
- add the tracks in the playlist
- go inside the playlist
- right click on the playlist icon: it calls a menu
- in the list, we have a button Start Automix
To use Automix, Djuced Automix is described in the manual here on page 40.
and the automix starts.
The new Djuced 4 is simpler, you do not need to be in a playlist to get Automix, you have an area Smartmix, and when you click on Smartmix, you select your type of Automix.
Hello,
You are welcome.
Keeping or not the cue points in your library depends on your current version of DJuced 40, as analyzed data are not stored in the same area between older Djuced 40 and today's Djuced 4.01: in older Djuced 40, tracks analyzed data were stored in a separate Djuced.db file while they are now stored in the track file itself since Djuced 40 3.6.
If your version of Djuced 40 is older than Djuced 40 3.6, then moving directly from an old Djuced 40 to the new Djuced 4.1.0 would cause the loss of these data, so the best process to tag automatically the data in the tracks is to process as follows:
- install Djuced 40 3.6.9, which you can download here
- in Djuced 40 3.6.9, select all the songs of your library, right click on the selection, and select BPM > Analyze
- let the computer process alone the analyze, it will tag in each track the analyzis data (cue points and other information) previously stored in djuced.db file into the track files, and it will also add other data
- then when Djuced 3.6.9 has finished tagging all the tracks, you can install Djuced 4.1.0, and when you import the tracks, the cue points you had manually set in an old Djuced 40 are still in the tracks.
