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Beat Grid: keep the beat markers with the music

Check whether a supported track’s beat grid drifts out of time. Review any processed copy before use and keep the original file safe.

Plain English: a beat grid is the timing markers your DJ software uses to line up the beat. RigWave checks whether those markers stay useful through the track.

FEATURE ART · EXPLAINS THE IDEA CALM character working with beat-grid timing markers while CHAOS represents timing drift.
Promotional feature art explains the Beat Grid idea. The real current interface appears below.

What you get

RigWave helps identify supported beat-grid drift and, where processing is supported, produces a separate copy for you to inspect and verify while the original music file remains untouched.

Why alignment matters

A drifting grid steals attention exactly when you should be thinking about the mix. Catch it earlier, reduce repetitive manual editing and keep your focus on phrasing, energy and the transition rather than repairing the ruler underneath it.

Spend more time on the mix. Check beat alignment before a performance.

How the intended workflow works

  1. Choose the track or copy.
  2. Follow the short guided check.
  3. Review the detected grid issue.
  4. Review the processed copy, verify the grid before use, and leave the original protected.

REAL INTERFACE · THREE STEPS

See the Beat Grid workflow.

Feature art explains the idea. These genuine development captures show the current interface.

1 · FIND THE DRIFTBeat Grid analysis screen
RigWave analyses the track and shows the timing evidence. FOUND: what the scan can support.
2 · PREVIEW THE CHANGEBeat Grid adjustment preview screen
Preview the proposed adjustment before a supported correction is accepted.
3 · REVIEW THE RESULTBeat Grid track review screen
Review the resulting track state and next action. The original remains the safety reference.

Evidence boundary: screenshots prove these development screens exist. Final correction quality remains tied to the exact tested Windows build and supported track.

Top tips

  • Check the intro, a busy section and the ending for drift.
  • Try one real transition with another track.
  • If your ears and the grid disagree, keep the original.
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