HELP! having trouble with this timestretch

try slowing down the Seq or speeding it up to fit the loop.

kontrol wrote:yea i know you're telling me theres a link...but i do not see any link that says Useful Links.....dont see it. o_o

go here for better calculation (BPM) . Friend at Akai emailed this. Lamp,put this up on the useful link. 8


click here: http://www.barryrudolph.com/greg/bpm.html

U can put it in there man, it's on you whether you want to or not.

That's a no brainer chart, pretty smooth.

yes sir. got ya!

how come i dont get the chart.......?

maybe cuz im blown

kontrol wrote:how come i dont get the chart.......?

maybe cuz im blown

http://www.barryrudolph.com/greg/bpm.html

About timestrech in akai products, there is most of the time some presets.

what are they design for, for each of them ?

i mean, i never know what to choose between music 1 2 or 3, some are more explicit like (fe)male voice. where could i get a complete reference, since they dont explain it in the manual.

thx in advance

chilom wrote:About timestrech in akai products, there is most of the time some presets.

what are they design for, for each of them ?

i mean, i never know what to choose between music 1 2 or 3, some are more explicit like (fe)male voice. where could i get a complete reference, since they dont explain it in the manual.

thx in advance

it says in the manual to experiment till you find the one that works, i think the different presets have different frequencies that they focus on for accuracy, so if you have a female vocal sample, you should use the female vocal preset, but only if it sounds good. i guess Akai thought it better to add different presets for different effects, than have one set timestretch algorhythm, which people would complain about!

it says in the manual to experiment till you find the one that works, i think the different presets have different frequencies that they focus on for accuracy, so if you have a female vocal sample, you should use the female vocal preset, but only if it sounds good. i guess Akai thought it better to add different presets for different effects, than have one set timestretch algorhythm, which people would complain about!

that is what i though too. i will keep trying with experimentation, i was just a bit curious, in what are behing algorythme

chilom wrote:

it says in the manual to experiment till you find the one that works, i think the different presets have different frequencies that they focus on for accuracy, so if you have a female vocal sample, you should use the female vocal preset, but only if it sounds good. i guess Akai thought it better to add different presets for different effects, than have one set timestretch algorhythm, which people would complain about!

that is what i though too. i will keep trying with experimentation, i was just a bit curious, in what are behing algorythme

the sums that the mpc does in its CPU.