kabensa
I notice sometimes that Atomix is displaying a wrong BMP.
For that, I need to use external software to calculate the right BMP.
For that, I need to use external software to calculate the right BMP.
geposted Sun 17 Feb 02 @ 7:03 pm
Dj T-Bone
You can do this, you can enter an different value for the BPM than the one calcultated by the program by double clicking on the BPM ...
Greetz, Dj T-Bone
Greetz, Dj T-Bone
geposted Sun 17 Feb 02 @ 8:32 pm
Jim Nordic
what program do you use to calculate the right BMP?
Thanks!
- JiM
Thanks!
- JiM
geposted Sun 17 Feb 02 @ 9:47 pm
kabensa
Thank Dj T-Bone
I know already this option.
I only tried to point in this message that we need an external software to calculate the right BMP.
I know already this option.
I only tried to point in this message that we need an external software to calculate the right BMP.
geposted Sun 17 Feb 02 @ 10:45 pm
trip_likeido
Well i do one of two things:
1) Use a program called WinBPM ... just do a google search and you will find it. You have to manually tap the spacebar along with the beat of the music to find the right BPM. The longer you tap it, the more accurate the BPM is.
2) In atomix, i load a song with a similar bpm and try to sync with the song with the unknown bpm by increasing or decreasing the pitch and using the curve nudge. This is way easy to do in atomix because of the rhythym curve window.
I ALWAYS use the 2nd method .. it is far more accurate and faster !
Hope this helps.
1) Use a program called WinBPM ... just do a google search and you will find it. You have to manually tap the spacebar along with the beat of the music to find the right BPM. The longer you tap it, the more accurate the BPM is.
2) In atomix, i load a song with a similar bpm and try to sync with the song with the unknown bpm by increasing or decreasing the pitch and using the curve nudge. This is way easy to do in atomix because of the rhythym curve window.
I ALWAYS use the 2nd method .. it is far more accurate and faster !
Hope this helps.
geposted Mon 18 Feb 02 @ 2:38 am
mixalis
I use TiaSoft TempoTapper. You have to tap space bar into the rythm and i n 10 sec you got the bpm
geposted Wed 27 Feb 02 @ 9:28 pm