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| Djlujan |
| can someone help me im trying to figure out how to change the bpms of a track and save it that way i have tried acid but i dont know how to do it exactly. can u do it on sound forge or adobe audition? or can someone help me figure out how to do it on acid ... |
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| Aquascape |
This SHOULD be one of the simplest functions in any sequencer. Have you read the manual yet?
I haven't kept bang up-to-date with the latest versions of Acid but from what I recall on the bottom left of the screen the current tempo is displayed and you're free to enter in whatever BMP you like, which will then stick when you render your song. |
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| Speactra |
| I think that he means timestretching. I have never used acid though, but search in your manual for "timestretching". Hope this helps you out. |
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| Djlujan |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aquascape
This SHOULD be one of the simplest functions in any sequencer. Have you read the manual yet?
I haven't kept bang up-to-date with the latest versions of Acid but from what I recall on the bottom left of the screen the current tempo is displayed and you're free to enter in whatever BMP you like, which will then stick when you render your song. |
well see i tried doin that BUT wen i render it it doesnt seem to keep the bpm i entered it changes but see i think that is just the project tempo so if u speed it up its just goin to speed up the track. not be directly at that bpm |
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