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Pick a recordChoose whatever is playing and Cuepoint scores your whole crate against it.
Two records can share a tempo and a key and still wreck the mix — the kicks land on different sixteenths, or both singers arrive at once. Cuepoint listens to the parts that actually decide it, then plays the transition back so you can check it by ear.
Pick the record that's playing. The list on the left — search it, or filter by BPM, key and genre.
Read the score. Every track in your crate is rated against it on seven things, not two. Open a card to see which one is holding it back.
Take the mix point. Where to leave the outgoing record, where to come in on the new one, and how many bars to run them together.
Hear it before you play it. Press play on any result. Drag the lavender line to move where the bass changes hands, and cut a band if something clashes.