Pacemaker editor
(17 votes, average: 4.41 out of 5)
Pacemaker is all about creating mixes as well as being a state-of-the-art music player and a music library managing application.
- - Create and save your own mixes
- - Transfer music and mixes to the device
- - Import and organize your music
- - Upload your mixes to Pacemaker.net community
Pacemaker Editor enables limitless creative possibilities via an intuitive interface tailor-made for desktop mix production. This is all drag-and-drop, pull, stretch, bend and move around. In essence, it’s about adding your personal preferred colouring to a selection of tracks (sort of, conducting your own orchestra with a couple of spray cans in each hand).
One of our interface innovations is that of controlling the two channels via the same window, simply by grabbing, sliding and overlapping the tracks. The approach is simply to view the mix as a linear sequence, to which you add whatever colours (tools, parameters, truncations and layerings) you like. All colouring tools are of course applicable to all tracks anywhere, and are open for adjustments and trimmings at will.
Another nice aspect is the non-destructive liquid audio editing functionality, or; everything happens and sounds instantaneously – where adjustment of parameters, filters, audio effects, EQ, BPM and loops are rendered in real time.
The creative tools for the Editor are fully compatible with those of Pacemaker Device.
• Beat detection and pitch/BPM trimming
• Crossfade – cross fade transition and beat match
• Loop – duration and number of repetitions
• Audio effects and filters – Hi-cut/Lo-cut, Roll, Echo, Reverb
• EQ – 3-band; Hi, Mid, Lo: – infinity to + 9 dB
• Reverse play
• Gain and master volume
We will continuously offer free software upgrades, bug fixes and new features for the Editor and device, via Pacemaker.net. Upgrades enabling the following features will be released over the next months:
• Time stretch (Master tempo) •Additional audio effects and filters • Functionality for custom configuration of parameters, filters and audio effects • Functionality for customized master equalizer profiles.
Supported audio formats: MP3 (16 to 320 Kbps), AAC (8 to 256 Kbps), MP3 VBR, FLAC, WAV, Ogg-Vorbis.
Supported OS: Windows XP • Windows Vista • OSX (10.4.4 Tiger and 10.5.x Leopard).
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Popularity: 100%
March 10th, 2009 at 12:18 am
Cool mixing software , but shame it doesn’t let you export your mixes as an audio file (mp3/wav), you have to you another application to record it :\
March 18th, 2009 at 7:26 pm
Ok, good news: The new version (Pacemaker Editor 2.0.0) let you export your mix to an .ogg file!
Here’s the full changelog:
* Refined overall user interface
* Faster, simplified and refined import, via optional/on-demand per track BPM analysis after import
* Import/sync functionality, enabling the Editor to keep up-to-date with your iTunes music library and playlists
* Refined organizing and browsing of your track library through filtering/sorting on all relevant track meta data, e.g. Genre, Artist, Album, Bitrate, Label, BPM, Date added, Rating, Key, Comments, Remix, Date modified, Location, etc.
* Filtering/sorting on all mix metadata in your mixes library, available through optionally selecting/launching desired categories/columns
* Case (Playlists) library, enabling grouping of tracks and transferring to Device
* Edit metadata
* Fast search in metadata columns by moving to the desired Title, Artist, Genre, etc, by pressing a sequence of keyboard letters
* Handling removable media and rearranged music file structure, enabling relocating/replacing of missing tracks
* Refined performance of audio effects
* Timestretch (master tempo), enabling alteration of tempo without altering key
* Alter key, enabling tuning and transposing of key without altering tempo
* Save cue points to track, for transfer to Device
* Additional audio effects. In addition to Reverb, Roll, Echo and Hi-cut/Lo-cut you can also add and adjust Crush, Delay, Trans and Wah.
* Music player functionality, including visual preview of track audio waveform, internal search, skip, repeat and shuffle.
* Export mix to digital audio file.
September 6th, 2010 at 4:39 pm
I would like somebody to tell me exactly how to set my brand new pacemaker up please !!! Step by Step if possible please.Im going mental trying to figure how to get my music from sony mp3 onto a file then load it all on my pacemaker !!!
April 19th, 2011 at 7:16 pm
What about vocal remover software???????? Remixes would be alot easier if i could just have one beat for both songs, rather than 2 beats trying to match each other.
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