Lampdog wrote:Not coming at you or anything, not at all like that, I am just wondering out loud.
I never understood why some people put such a heavy enphasis on knowing bpm and tempo in loop. I have always done this manually, chop the beginning of a loop and place it in the seq, then adjust the bpm of the seq, and adjust the tune of the loop until it sounds right to me. I have never cared about knowing bpm's or tempo's. I've made plenty of loops work well in sequences never even knowing the bpm of a loop. I know there are several ways to accomplish the same things.
Personally though I don't get it.
Yo, Lamp do you mean finding the BPM of the original track/loop? I think that people do that nowadays because it makes it so much easier to adjust things. I use FL Studio and if I find the BPM of the original loop, then change the tracks tempo or pitch, it'll automatically adjust the loop without the back and forth manual changing of the track's BPM. I never understood why people find the BPM of a loop and then chop the shit!! That right there is a waste of time.