Sample Tempo

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2defmiks

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Wut up fam im a total n00b.. but i been on dis site b4 checkin what yall gota say . i appreciate all da help ya give us Knowledge hungry brothas..i got da Pc set up : Reason 3.0 , MPD 16 , Midi Controller, n Recycle.. I was wonderin how can i get da tempo of a sample.. i cant seem 2 get it off of adobe audition.. n after dis i was wonderin if i can help me out findin a good turntable.. r da usb ones n e good?
appreciate it ..
 
If your sample is 4/4 measure, (most are) its easy... I will that guess you know how to make a loop. YOu have to look at the length of the sample in seconds. Various length`s in time correspond to bpm. A sample of 2.0 sec length is 120 bpm`s. 2.4 sec is 100 bpm etc...
I have a bpm list from 75 bpm to 160 so I can paste it here if you want.

Sometimes your loop wont fit, like it will be between 100 and 99 bpm so you have to adjust it with stretch to fit.
 
Acid had a nifty little tool thats lets you match the song to a metronome. DL a demo of it or buy it... it makes beatmapping pretty easy
 
bosko said:
If your sample is 4/4 measure, (most are) its easy... I will that guess you know how to make a loop. YOu have to look at the length of the sample in seconds. Various length`s in time correspond to bpm. A sample of 2.0 sec length is 120 bpm`s. 2.4 sec is 100 bpm etc...
I have a bpm list from 75 bpm to 160 so I can paste it here if you want.

Sometimes your loop wont fit, like it will be between 100 and 99 bpm so you have to adjust it with stretch to fit.
Click to expand...

Man Great info this helps out alot.

G,
 
yeah that would be helpful considering i just posted a thread like this about an hour ago and no one replied...but i'm not complaining.
 
Here you go , I kinda forgot about this thread...

70 - 3.428 100 - 2.400 130 - 1.846
71 - 3.380 101 - 2.376 131 - 1.832
72 - 3.333 102 - 2.352 132 - 1.818
73 - 3.287 103 - 2.330 133 - 1.804
74 - 3.243 104 - 2.307 134 - 1.791
75 - 3.200 105 - 2.285 135 - 1.777
76 - 3.157 106 - 2.264 136 - 1.764
77 - 3.116 107 - 2.243 137 - 1.751
78 - 3.076 108 - 2.222 138 - 1.739
79 - 3.037 109 - 2.201 139 - 1.726
80 - 3.000 110 - 2.181 140 - 1.714
81 - 2.962 111 - 2.161 141 - 1.702
82 - 2.926 112 - 2.142 142 - 1.690
83 - 2.891 113 - 2.123 143 - 1.678
84 - 2.857 114 - 2.105 144 - 1.666
85 - 2.823 115 - 2.086 145 - 1.655
86 - 2.790 116 - 2.068 146 - 1.643
87 - 2.758 117 - 2.051 147 - 1.632
88 - 2.727 118 - 2.033 148 - 1.621
89 - 2.696 119 - 2.016 149 - 1.610
90 - 2.666 120 - 2.000 150 - 1.600
91 - 2.637 121 - 1.983 151 - 1.589
92 - 2.608 122 - 1.967 152 - 1.578
93 - 2.580 123 - 1.951 153 - 1.568
94 - 2.553 124 - 1.935 154 - 1.558
95 - 2.526 125 - 1.920 155 - 1.548
96 - 2.500 126 - 1.904 156 - 1.538
97 - 2.474 127 - 1.889 157 - 1.528
98 - 2.448 128 - 1.875 158 - 1.518
99 - 2.424 129 - 1.860 159 - 1.509

If you use fruity then all you have to do really is make a loop and then stretch as an audio clip in the playlist. If you`re not using this feature I suggest you do,real easy to use...

YOu have 4 modes in which you can manipulate sample, the resample method effects pitch and tonal keeps the pitch and it doesnt effect length, I think it uses granular synthesis.The thing with audio clips is that you cant play it as a sample like you would within fruity`s sampler...if you want to mess with the audio clip you have to put on its own channel in the mixer and then drop effects.
Good thing with audio clips is that you have a visual of the sample (loop),something fruity missed compared to other sequencers.

However even with this I write down the bpms in the loop name, makes stuff easier.
 
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