Let's say you externally edit a playlist XML, If you import and the tracks are already in the library, you are prompted if you want to use overwrite the library tags with the ones in the playlist tracks. Here's another weird thing with 2.1.1: (will try these issues with 2.2.0 later today) This will cover 95% of tracks produced.Ģ) Fix the bridge XML import function to use the Inizio attribute in the imported XML to guide beat grid analysis rather than kill it. What happens? You guessed it: you recover your library and your grid is gone! Hey, no big deal, just re-analyze your tracks.well, now you're back to the messed up grid.ġ) Fix the analysis algorithm to scrub the track looking for the first cue and set that point as the Inizio.
This is particularly amusing if you've corrected the beat grid and set the Inizio points and exported the library with the setting Bridge->Rekordbox XML->Export Grid Information->BPM Change Points.
If you set up an xml where you import a track that sets the Inizio, the track comes in with a single red beat marker and the rest of the grid is missing. So, 2.1.1 has supposedly fixed the bug in XML import where you can import the beat grid info. Instead, if the grid is on, it doesn't make that the Inizio If the grid is off, it usually starts a half note off, with the Inizio being some random beat. I'm running 2.1.1 (and this is true for every version I've tried) and noticed the default analysis beat grid usually does not pick up the first beat.
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