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Posted by DJ Dingel on Mar-31-2002 01:40:

List of Tracks' BPM?

Is there a web site that lists the BPM of trance tracks? Maybe y'all would consider this cheating or something, but I think it would allow one to start at a pitch adjustment that would be close to what one needs. I would still obviously have to fine tune and such.... Opinions?

Posted by Matt on Mar-31-2002 01:42:

If you absolutely HAVE to use BPM to match pitch, then I suggest just counting yourself.

I usually just get a stopwatch, and count how many beats there are for 10 seconds of the song, then multiply by 6.

Posted by capricorn15 on Mar-31-2002 03:59:

or i think there is a method, count 16 beats, see how long it takes, then divide by 960, i thikn

Posted by DJ Fien on Mar-31-2002 08:18:

There's a computer program out there that lets you find the bpm of all line-in/mic music. Not mp3's, but if you plug your TT/Mixer and run it into your computer it'll record the BPM's down to a tenth of a beat. I use it all the time, helps me organize my records.

Posted by Michael Russo on Mar-31-2002 17:29:

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Originally posted by DJ Fien
There's a computer program out there that lets you find the bpm of all line-in/mic music. Not mp3's, but if you plug your TT/Mixer and run it into your computer it'll record the BPM's down to a tenth of a beat. I use it all the time, helps me organize my records.

What's that program called? I really want something like that so I can catalogue my records....

Posted by DJTJ on Mar-31-2002 18:01:

I think using BPM's to help with mixing is a very bad idea. All it will do is teach you to become reliant on them, and as soon as you are in a situation where you don't have a stopwatch and a calculator then you are totally screwed.

Learn to beatmatch by ear from the start and you will find it a lot easier later on.

Posted by DJ Teknique on Mar-31-2002 18:06:

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Originally posted by DJTJ
I think using BPM's to help with mixing is a very bad idea. All it will do is teach you to become reliant on them, and as soon as you are in a situation where you don't have a stopwatch and a calculator then you are totally screwed.

Learn to beatmatch by ear from the start and you will find it a lot easier later on.

......sad, but true....just use your ear to beatmatch them......

Posted by ChooChoo on Mar-31-2002 18:20:

Yes, I agree with Teknique & TJ. U have to learn it using your ears. I know it's very frustrating at first, but here's that old clich�: practice makes perfect. (I really hate saying that and I have no clue why I'm saying it now )
O yeah, and counting helped for me in the beginning.

greetz