TranceAddict Forums Archive > DJing / Production / Promotion > Production Studio How to make a loop match the bpm/tempo of the song? View this Thread in Original format Krispy Kreme Hey guys, im using Logic pro 7. I found a great loop on one of my VEC cds that matches my song perfectly, the loop is 126 bpm. I would like to speed it up a bit because my song is 132 bpm. How do i change the tempo to make it match perfect? thanks echosystm you read the ing manual. thats what you do. hint: timestretching. Krispy Kreme quote: Originally posted by echosystm you read the ing manual. thats what you do. hint: timestretching. manual doesnt say asshat Eldritch timestretch Kevy Kev I don't even use logic but I do know google... http://logic-users.org/forums/LUG/thread/86087 Sanguis Mortuum quote: Originally posted by Krispy Kreme manual doesnt say asshat Yeah I cant imagine Logic printing the word 'asshat' in their manuals... ...:tongue3 music2dance2 it will be in the manual somewhere under time stretching loops, vocals, samples etc.....I dont use it either. Failing that check out these vids that may help theres loads more out there http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=lo...utube.com&hl=en cryophonik Alternative: buy Propellerhead ReCycle. It does a LOT more than just beat matching. music2dance2 cool program Barachem Otherwise download and use Audacity for time-stretching. Krispy Kreme cool thx bros Pierro Sorry 4 my bad English ) I'm just learnin' There R 2 ways to match the beat. The first is 'timestretchin'. You'd find the loop and 'timestretch' it with any wave-editor. Or ReCycle, or Beat Slicer... No matter. Another way to mix the track... is more complex to do. But it's a really good way to use some acapellas. Especially if they're 3/4 or if you want to save original vocal pitch&tempo. You'd know that 4/4 beat half-bar 140 BPM lasts 1,714 sec. (136 BPM - 1,765, 132 - 1,818 :)) as they said 'anyone who has intelligence may interpret the number of the... beat ))) So, you should cut it creatively )) to find short cut that lasts 1,714 sec, or may be 0,857, 0,4285, or may be even 3,428 or 6,856. They'll match 140 BPM. The shorter cut is more matchin))) Then you place these cuts in your mix... Open your ears. Forget about 4/4 grid. Place cuts by timeline, edit sample envelope, may be useful to fade it in/out... It's hard&boring as hell... But you'll like the result )) CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE

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