If you want to know more about it, it is described pretty well over on its website, and indeed over the years we’ve reviewed beaTunes 2.1, beaTunes 3 and beaTunes 4 (the current version). To me, it feels like it’s been deliberately designed to do all the things iTunes doesn’t do well, making it a great complement for that program. It’s best thought of as a kind of “Swiss Army knife” addition to your music software.
It has a built-in music player, and can work either in conjunction with iTunes (which is how I use it) or with your music in a folder (or folders) on your computer. Once you’ve done some or all of this stuff, it helps you to build awesome DJ set lists, either automatically or manually.
#BEATUNES TORRENT FOR MAC#
What is beaTunes?īeatunes is a program for Mac or PC that helps you to improve, correct and update all the information held on your computer about your music files remove duplicates and add extra vital data (BPM, key, volume balancing and some more pretty cool things that we’ll get on to). Today I’m going to to share exactly how I use it. beaTunes is one such piece of software, which I’ve personally used for years and that I definitely regard as a bit of a “secret weapon” when it comes to getting to know your music, and also for keeping your music collection neat and tidy. One thing we rarely talk about here is software to use alongside your DJ app (and iTunes, if you use it) to help you create better DJ sets. Analysis is an essential part of using beaTunes, because it gives the program a whole host of information about your songs that later on, helps it to suggest great playlists to you.
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