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33rpm to 45rpm an vice versa
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| Tranceporter99 |
How are you supposed to mix 33 rpm tracks to 45rpm tracks and vice versa, because i dont think my pitch fader [plus or minus 10] can handle it
also how many BPMs is a plus or minus 10 percent pitch control come out to be? |
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| CosmoKid |
Record Speed - RPM - has NOTHING to do with beatmatching.
You need o know how many BPMs a record is to know how much 10% will increase it.
140 bpm x 10% = 154 bpm |
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| Nemesis44 |
Yup, 45s are better sound quality than 33s. :)
Nem |
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| T:REBEL |
I used to have that same problem.
Until I found my first records that went together that were at 33 RPM and at 45 RPM.
Now, all the records I spin, only like 1/4 is 33RPM. The rest are 45s. |
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| djthunderbird |
| quote: | Originally posted by T:REBEL
I used to have that same problem.
Until I found my first records that went together that were at 33 RPM and at 45 RPM.
Now, all the records I spin, only like 1/4 is 33RPM. The rest are 45s. |
you realize, of course, how stupid statement this is :) so you actually dont want to buy tunes that are 33rpm? You are missing like most of the tunes this way :) |
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| T:REBEL |
I know it sounds stupid but let me clarify.
I spin mostly electro/housey breaks now and the records that I buy always end up being 45 RPM.
I barely spin trance anymore. |
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| djthunderbird |
| well genre isnt an issue here.. I think they make both speeds in all the genres.. I just dont think its very wise to have 45rpm as the main criteria when choosing records.. It would be much more efficent to learn how to mix with 33rpm.. |
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| T:REBEL |
I'm just saying, LOL, that RPM isn't an issue for me. I don't mind if it comes either 33 or 45. Just that a lot of presses I buy end up being 45s and it's not my choice.
If you spin breakbeats, you find that a majority of breakbeats are 45s. |
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| sandstorm03 |
| doesnt it just have to do with the space on the vinyl. like if there is 1 track on a side its 33, then 45 if there are 2?.. |
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| Liam |
| quote: | Originally posted by sandstorm03
doesnt it just have to do with the space on the vinyl. like if there is 1 track on a side its 33, then 45 if there are 2?.. |
Space can be a factor.... if they want to fit more than one track on a side (or one especially long track), than they'll have to be 33. |
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| vhx1 |
| I don't think RPM would have any effect on sound quality. The song is just stretched out over a longer period of time. |
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| jdat |
| quote: | Originally posted by vhx1
I don't think RPM would have any effect on sound quality. The song is just stretched out over a longer period of time. |
think of it like having a higher bitrate for your mp3's ... the more the better.
and yes that does apply to analog.
If you're using a reel to reel recorder and you do a take at 10 fps and another at 40 fps .. the 40 fps one will be MUCH better. |
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