the renaissance can find the sample bpm automatically like t

When you use the mpc 4000.. you put the smple loop and the mpc find the bpm..
The Renaissance can do it?

sluzi wrote:When you use the mpc 4000.. you put the smple loop and the mpc find the bpm..
The Renaissance can do it?

No.

Yes - when u go to sample edit, go to patch phrase. All you need to know is how many bars and it will be whatever BPM u want.

What if you insert a whole song? Counting bars wont help then.

There's loads of apps on the App Store that will detect BPM.

goofylife wrote:What if you insert a whole song? Counting bars wont help then.

You expect to put a whole song in, press a button, and it calculates the BPM?

goofylife wrote:What if you insert a whole song? Counting bars wont help then.

You wouldn't calculate the BPM of a sample based on the whole song no matter what equipment you are using you would calculate based on a portion of the song, ie a loop. And in that case, you count beats and bars. Also, do what you want but life is much easier working with pieces and not full songs when sampling.

Tap Tempo?

I honestly dont understand why people have issues calculating BPM. I don't mean to be rude to anyone but what's wrong with using a metronome. Theres nothing I cant find the BPM using that simple method.

Completely automated BPM calculation in software is tricky to say the least. But it's very easy if the end user is inputing some data (i.e. how many bars etc). At that point, its just maths (assuming it is perfectly looped in the first place).

Would like to see at least the legacy style BPM calculation enabled.

MPC-Tutor wrote:
Would like to see at least the legacy style BPM calculation enabled.

MPC 2000/2000XL