Originally posted by floyd741
Lol, if you can't even figure out the simple ass programs that have been suggested, don't bother with Ableton.
However, if you did know what you were doing and wanted to do more stuff like this, I would absolutely recommend you use Ableton.
Well, I have figured out the programs that were suggested. The problem though is atomixmp3 seems to be an online mixing software where you drop your tracks into it and it autobeats the music AS you mix. I dont want to mix the tracks, and deckadance seems to do the same thing as if you are mixing online. Again, all I want to do is use a bpm editor to change the bpm on the track to a highier or lower bpm and then save it. Thats it. Ive got another software app Im using to put the tracks together. I just remember someone suggesting using Ableton in the past but forgot how you set your bpms to each track and save them, thats all.
Doctorwho
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Originally posted by Doctorwho
Well, I have figured out the programs that were suggested. The problem though is atomixmp3 seems to be an online mixing software where you drop your tracks into it and it autobeats the music AS you mix. I dont want to mix the tracks, and deckadance seems to do the same thing as if you are mixing online. I havent checked out the mixmeister one yet, so perhaps this will work for me. Idk. Again, all I want to do is use a bpm editor to change the bpm on the track to a highier or lower bpm and then save it. Thats it. Ive got another software app Im using to put the tracks together. I just remember someone suggesting using Ableton in the past but forgot how you set your bpms to each track and save them, thats all.
EddieZilker
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Originally posted by Doctorwho
Well, I have figured out the programs that were suggested. The problem though is atomixmp3 seems to be an online mixing software where you drop your tracks into it and it autobeats the music AS you mix. I dont want to mix the tracks, and deckadance seems to do the same thing as if you are mixing online. Again, all I want to do is use a bpm editor to change the bpm on the track to a highier or lower bpm and then save it. Thats it. Ive got another software app Im using to put the tracks together. I just remember someone suggesting using Ableton in the past but forgot how you set your bpms to each track and save them, thats all.
If you know the original BPM, Audacity has a tool which will allow you to do tempo conversions. I think it even has a tempo detector - I could be wrong as I don't use it, very often.
If you know the original BPM, Audacity has a tool which will allow you to do tempo conversions. I think it even has a tempo detector - I could be wrong as I don't use it, very often.
Gotcha. Thanks a bunch. Yah after reviewing the screenshots, this looks to be what Im looking for. Thanks again. Ill give this a try.
flymo-meek
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Originally posted by KilldaDJ
alternatively, you could just do this:
Holy that is really bad. I was a tiesto fan at the beginning of my trance journey back in the day but I'm amazed that he did this!!! Ego or too much crack beforehand? Probably a bit of both.
Jesus christ.
SYSTEM-J
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Originally posted by flymo-meek
Holy that is really bad. I was a tiesto fan at the beginning of my trance journey back in the day but I'm amazed that he did this!!! Ego or too much crack beforehand? Probably a bit of both.
Jesus christ.
It's fake.
owien
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Originally posted by Doctorwho
Well, I have figured out the programs that were suggested. The problem though is atomixmp3 seems to be an online mixing software where you drop your tracks into it and it autobeats the music AS you mix. I dont want to mix the tracks, and deckadance seems to do the same thing as if you are mixing online. Again, all I want to do is use a bpm editor to change the bpm on the track to a highier or lower bpm and then save it. Thats it. Ive got another software app Im using to put the tracks together. I just remember someone suggesting using Ableton in the past but forgot how you set your bpms to each track and save them, thats all.
well if you only want to change the tempo of any given track then soundforge will do this
flymo-meek
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
It's fake.
Thank God.
Redd
How can people not get that?
Ivand
MIXMEISTER WILL DO EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED TO DO IN AN EASY VISUAL WAY.
