Sync Techniques

[who_cares973]

Re: Sync Techniques

any tips for easy BPM tricks

negative bpms are fun try them

[bluguerrilla]

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I use mixmeister; I think it's only gotten the bpm wrong for me once, and it was on a weird song (which I don't even think is constant bpm now)

I don't believe you.

Every song I tried to use it for (even simple techno) the bpm was always off by at least .1 or .2.

[behanjc]

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Well, if the song has like 1 part where it slows down or speeds up, it will be off by a bit. If it's a constant BPM song, it will be right.

[omgitznpv]

Re: Sync Techniques

any tips for easy BPM tricks

step orange dust and **** around

[Patashu]

Re: Sync Techniques

step da flashbulb LoL
or spor step spor

[bluguerrilla]

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Also, I misremembered, it's been like two years since I used mixmeister and it's off by .01 or .02 which isn't such a big deal but yeah.

Either that or the version that was out two years ago (???) was a crappier version.

[Brilliant Dynamite Neon]

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basically what blu said for the 4th note stuff, 'cept I do use Mixmeister. Cuts it pretty close, usually just needs a minor tweak.

For dynamic BPMs: First I find a BPM and GAP that fits the first few bars or part of a song. Then as soon as something's off, I listen to the song on 0.5-0.7x and find out how it's off. Early, decrease BPM. Late, increase BPM. I place syncing priority on drums, then bass, then rhythm sounds, then leads/melodies. For unaccompanied/freeform stuff, however, I usually have no choice but to break out notepad and start typing numbers between those apostrophes D: