We also believe that with only 30 sounds and tracks pre-included in the program, BPM Studio doesn’t have a rich enough library of sounds. The audio presets are limited to 5 (lounge, DJ, party, office, radio) vague choices. The equalizer for example is very complete and even offers a graphic view, yet there is no numerical indication of the changes you are making. On the downside, while BPM Studio is studded with options for editing, mixing and writing, the interface often feels stuffy and overloaded and it can become difficult to read functions or drag counter switches. While this last option is the most enjoyable, it’s also the least precise of the three. You can manually switch from one track to the other, let the program do it automatically or set the track lines yourself. Use the wave editing view to edit more precisely.īPM Studio also diversifies your cross fading possibilities. The sample player is nestled between the two track modules and features a sample editor to modify saved sounds. Over to the editing functions, BPM Studio lets you set up to 6 different cue points in an individual track. You can use the search function to quickly find tracks in library. The program keeps a record of the tracks you searched for and the play lists you created for quick access. Although the application only comes with 30 original sounds and tracks you can effortlessly add all the sound you need. Thankfully BPM Studio Pro integrates an explorer view of your music library, for quick dragging and dropping of the tracks you need.
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