A semitone is roughly a 6.5 % difference.

Good luck finding stuff that perfectly mixes harmonically...

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Originally posted by Masonious you win again dude - and nice move shoving the whole i figured out how to order pizza thing in my face. i tried that 4 and a half months ago and woke up with a Taiwanese transvestite but to Ygrene it's just, "anoother day in the life, noooo biggieee".

key all ur tunes at one bpm?

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no, key the records at at 0 pitch, but figure out how pitch relates to BPM, for example, if i have a record that at 0 pitch is 136 BPM, and I move the pitch fader to 5.5 %, whats my BPM going to be? Im asking if there is a way to measure this, obviously you can do it with key, 6% on the pitch fader is one semitone, so I wonder what 6 % would do for BPM, know what Im sayin? If there is a way to do this, it would be nice, that way I can look at the records and figure out when I bring the record up a few bpm's how much my key is going to change.

2slow

hi

i wrote a program about 2 years ago that does that

and there is a formula to this.

just got to find it..
if i do find it ill post it here 4u.

Rob

ummm

(BPM * pitch) + BPM = new BPM


if pitch is +8% then you would use .08

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Originally posted by rxt ummm (BPM * pitch) + BPM = new BPM if pitch is +8% then you would use .08

yeh i guess thats right..

yes, that formula is right, no i just need to find the formula that TTempoCalc uses, then its on...

thanks alot for posting it, hope it helps more people than just me


2slow