Tutorial: How to find the tempo of samples aka counting bars

[megapixel]

thanks that helps

 

[MarcoD]

i like the way you explain it, nice!

 

[4ma]

Thanks for this

 

[Cooper Street Dot]

 

[Djaxxx]

Bout to be a Sample Choppin Master. Great Vid! good techniques

 

[Xabiton]

where did you get the chop this sample pack from?

sorry for the late reply I rarely come through here these days. Its not a sample pack. I am old school. I find my own breaks generally on vinyl.

 

[DJ Disconnected]

Thanks for this.

 

[DreKiddz]

Needed this bruh, mad helpful

 

[Audio Eclectic]

Propellerhead's ReCycle vs MASCHINE

THANKS!!, AWESOME tutorial really great stuff you know your craft really well, total pro without question. What is your opinion on, Propellerhead's ReCycle vs MASCHINE, would love you input, and again thanks for the excellent tutorial!!


"I Will Not Let Anyone Walk Through My Mind With Their Dirty Feet. - Mahatma Gandhi

 

[KonKossKang]

and the winner is... doing that shit manually in one of reason's many built in samplers that make you wonder why they even made recycle in the first place..
Lmao

 

[Getoffice]

This was really good video tutorial.Keep up the good work and thanks for helping us!

 

[$ambade]

Very useful, thank you

 

[LeanSam]

just hear the beats and chop them on time. especially if the sample has drums within it.

 

[Dhaan]

Nice, thanks

 

[ProducerTrentTaylor]

Tap tempo is your best friend

 

[munizba718]

cool

 

[Eric Wade]

[FONT=&quot]I find the tempo of samples in Maschine by simply tapping the Tempo. I do also used metronome and edit/slice screen sample. There are many other ways to find tempo, glad to hear your side. [/FONT]

 

[ProducerHookup]

not bad. Nice tut bro!

 

[Rick Lawton]

Nice Post

Nice Post......

 

[Primeone]

Nice tutorial!