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who does this? does anyone sample from 2 diff songs wit diff tempo's? how do you do this? i mean, do you set the project tempo to one of the samples' song tempo? also, when you sample a song wat do you set the project tempo to? i use fl's fruity slicer. when slicing it can automatically stretch the sample to the project tempo. but in theory since most chops are small, couldn't you use any tempo? sorry for the million and one questions. thanks for your replies.

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02-06-2007
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i havent done it,but ive done other things where im combining an accapella thats in one key and tempo and a beat that has its own key and tempo. if your just gonna sample hits quick riffs etc, you can just chop it and put them in place as long as the tempos are not extremely different, nad even then if you slide the sample around enough you might get lucky and itll still sound good. but if youre wonder how to do this with loops, first learn the BPM's and keys of the songs, then slow one down or speed one up to match the tempo of the other, then add a
pitch shift (pitch shift is changing the pitch of the song without changing the speed)to one of the tracks to match the key. u can do this in any order (first match the keys by changing the speed of one track till its in the same scale,then add a "time-strech"{time stretching is when you change the speed of the song without changing the key} to get it to the same BPM of the other song . etc
02-07-2007
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It's called a mashup. I wish i could do that. Do some research on J Dilla to find out the secrets I guess....
03-05-2007
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I'm actually havin the same issue right now, except its two different parts of one song and the BPM is different on each sample. California, would what you just explained work for wat im tryin to do??
03-07-2007
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