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how do you find the tempo of a song? |
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with a thermometer? |
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haha |
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hahaha! you mean BPM? in any case.. are you doing something "live," or are you using a program? In which case, which program? |
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tempo is subjective (slow, moderate, fast), generally, but you can measure from beat to beat with a wav editor and see how many beats will fit into a minute... or you can cut a loop of a bar or beat and put it into reason and adjust the bpm until it loops properly without overlapping or gapping, and see what bpm you're at... |
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my friend sent me a .wav file of his playing guitar and wants me to add in other sounds, i need to be able to sequence correctly and i need the bpm for it . i dont know it though becuase he was playing guitar and not sequencing |
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it'll be a hard work because when he plays the guitar, the tempo can change a bit _ it's not like when you program music on a computer |
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that'll be hard to get exact, because i'm sure unless he's experienced in playing with a metronome his tempo will vary... you're better off cutting up his playing into segments and editing, i think... but you could try chopping out a bar at a time and using clicks to see what precise tempo/bpm each bar works out to...very tedious, though... |
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i know, i just need someting close. HOW! its destroying my brain cells trying to figure this out |
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good luck, and post the results for us! |
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are there any metronome programs? |
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mos def, plaid |
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just as a note, im sure it wont work for this, because its just a guitar, but audacity has a function 'beat finder' which tries to mark the beats. just for future reference you know. |
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cut cut cut |
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i just sent hima metronome prog. he will use headphones to listen to it, and record his guitar in audacty as the metronome goes. hopefuly this will work :D |
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Tap out the beats and count how many there are in a minute. If there's not a minutes worth of music then loop it appropriately to find a minutes worth. However many beats you count in 1 minute is the Beats Per Minute :) |
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im not that desperate, ahah. that was hilarious |
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Tap out the beats and count how many there are in a minute. If there's not a minutes worth of music then loop it appropriately to find a minutes worth. However many beats you count in 1 minute is the Beats Per Minute :) |
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yes! |
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xlt gayed out on me for a bit. |
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