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By Lampdog Tue Jun 03, 2008 4:55 pm
set your sequence loop to 4 bars and change the bpm till it loops solid before you chop it.

headlessworld wrote:so its better to find the bpm before chopping the sample



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By noramoss Tue Jun 03, 2008 6:24 pm
headlessworld wrote:waza,
i recorded a sample, it's long about 4 bars and i chop it, but how i can find the correct tempo (bpm) to join next whit drums?
if i could have the sample in a correct bpm there its so easy to record drums whit da help of "timing correct"...

depending upon which machine you have.. if u have the 2000xl refer to this page

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=97023

if u have anything else.. refer to the thread that has to do with the specific machine you're working with .. i'm not tryna be harsh, but u can't come in a banana factory and ask them how to make apple pies..lmaooo..
By xibalba1875 Wed Jun 04, 2008 1:48 pm
noramoss wrote:
headlessworld wrote:waza,
i recorded a sample, it's long about 4 bars and i chop it, but how i can find the correct tempo (bpm) to join next whit drums?
if i could have the sample in a correct bpm there its so easy to record drums whit da help of "timing correct"...

depending upon which machine you have.. if u have the 2000xl refer to this page

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=97023

if u have anything else.. refer to the thread that has to do with the specific machine you're working with .. i'm not tryna be harsh, but u can't come in a banana factory and ask them how to make apple pies..lmaooo..



thats bs man i have them make me apple pies all the time!!!!