Finding the BPM of a Wav or alike-software

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Original Message 1/3 16-Jun-97 @ 10:37 PM - Finding the BPM of a Wav or alike-software

luke.hodge

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i'v got loads of wav samples and stuff (drum loops, 303..) but the BPM are either unknown or different is there any software -shareware pref. that can do this- if not why because you can get hardware modules that count the beats for crappy DJ's who cant mix to use!

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Message 2/3 17-Jun-97 @ 02:40 PM - RE: Finding the BPM of a Wav or alike-software

kilo

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You can do it with a standard midi & audio software,...
if you have a software sequencer/audio programme such
as cakewalk, load in the wav file,
go into audio page, then increase/decrease the
tempo until the loop plays....then you have your tempo

or....download that rubberduck software....
you can import a loop into it,
then hit play on the loop....hit play on the 303 (with no sequence loaded)
...set the tempo until it loops perfectly, then you have the bpm

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Message 3/3 18-Jun-97 @ 05:23 AM - RE: Finding the BPM of a Wav or alike-software

avene

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If it's a one bar sample at 44.1 khz, get a calculator and type in 10587700.
Divide this by the length of the sample- eg 113456. This would give you a tempo
of 93.32 bpm. my kind of tempo by the way.

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