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By darealbusyman Thu Jan 26, 2006 4:50 pm
can i join 2 sample in 1 new sample ???

(to use the detect tempo in the rigth way....) ???!!!
By sparq Thu Jan 26, 2006 5:04 pm
darealbusyman wrote:can i join 2 sample in 1 new sample ???

(to use the detect tempo in the rigth way....) ???!!!
if i understand your question, you want to merge 2 samples to make 1 sample in order to use the detect tempo?

no, that can't be done.

if that's not what you're talking about, please explain more.

By KrisK-One Thu Jan 26, 2006 5:07 pm
^^^^
I don't get it, sequencing the 2 samples and resampling the sequence would be equivalent, or am I wrong?

By sparq Thu Jan 26, 2006 5:24 pm
KrisK-One wrote:^^^^
I don't get it, sequencing the 2 samples and resampling the sequence would be equivalent, or am I wrong?
i guess you're right. i wasn't thinking that way. but i still don't know what dude is trying to accomplish. does he want to find the tempo of both samples or are they the same sample.
By darealbusyman Thu Jan 26, 2006 5:28 pm
sparq wrote:
darealbusyman wrote:can i join 2 sample in 1 new sample ???

(to use the detect tempo in the rigth way....) ???!!!
if i understand your question, you want to merge 2 samples to make 1 sample in order to use the detect tempo?

no, that can't be done.

if that's not what you're talking about, please explain more.


yes :) to detect tempo !!!

i ask that because my s950 do that..and mpc100 no ...!!!!

By KrisK-One Thu Jan 26, 2006 5:35 pm
Well, what I don't get is:
if the samples are the seme tempo, you can resample.
If they are not, what's the point of merging two samples with different tempi to detect tempo?
Finally, the detect tempo feature is pretty useless, there are many techniques to find a ample's tempo, the merging would only be interesting (IMHO) for time stretching.