Carrot Virtual Turntables Downloads

What's this Virtual Turntables Programme? Virtual Turntables is a programme running on Windows, which does exactly what it says, it acts as virtual turntables. If you have not already got it, you can download it from the Carrot Innovations web site at. The screenshot on the right shows VTT running with two songs open at the same time.

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In addition a plug-in for WinAmp is running on it called Chronotron. Cannondale frame size serial number. I will explain what this is later. All newer versions of VTT support WinAmp plug-ins. There are loads available at the moment.

Most are free and can manipulate the music you play, for example adding echo, or removing the voice and so on. How do I mix music with Virtual Turntables? Since Virtual Turntables acts like two turntables, you can mix music in a similar way to ordinary DJs. Unlike an ordinary DJ can open as many songs (as your computer will play without crashing) and play them at once!

However in most cases you'll want to play one song and then seamlessly crossfade into another, so the listener won't realise you've gone into a new song! BPM Songs have a beat. It is very easy to clap your hands to beat of a song. These beats are arranged into bars, so that the first beat of the bar is more prominent than the other beats of a bar. Try tapping the beats of a song, in most pop music there are four beats in bar. After a bit of practice, it shouldn't be too difficult to notice the downbeat (first beat of a bar).

Once you can do this we can go on to measuring the speed of a song in BPM (beats per minute). Virtual Turntables makes this a lot easier. Once you've loaded up a song, start playing it and then click on the BPM button near the right hand corner of the 'virtual turntable'. Then click on 'Calc BPM'. Try to pick up the rhythm of the song and start pressing B each time you hear a beat.

By working out the difference between the time which it takes for you to press B, VTT works out the BPM. This is usually a number between 60 to 180 BPM.

Repeat this process several times until you get the BPM within a small amount. Beat Matching You've worked out the BPM for one song.

Now do it for another! VTT will save this value, so you don't need to write it down. You've got two songs loaded. Now you have to make sure that they are at the same speed (the same BPM).

VTT does this! Just press on BPM and then click on the other song you want to match the speed to. Then click 'Match To'. VTT will then vary the pitch to make that song the same speed. However, if there is a big difference between the BPM, the pitch will be seriously altered, making the vocals sound like they were sung by chipmonks! Chronotron This is where the WinAmp plug-in Chronotron comes in (available from ). You can load up this plug-in for each song, by pressing on the 'DSP Plugins.'