auto bpm finder

[quote quote="dj clyde":1xsehhsg]um i hope this doesnt go under requesting

but does any one know a auto bpm finder for macs???
i already tried beatunes and its trail expired

help?! Please!!! [/quote:1xsehhsg]

I would suggest doing it yourself. I was working on a remix once, and everyone and their mother recommended 120 bpm. I gave that a try with the aca and it was close for about 3 seconds then went way off beat.

So i took a chunk of the original song using wavepad, then stuck it in a channel in FL. I then took a bd and created the typical house kick beat with it. Then i messed with the tempo until my house beat lined completely in sync with the originals. Turns out everyone and their mother were WAY OFF. Took only a few minutes.

[quote quote="Chunkycoldmedina":10hwosqe][quote quote="fizzles":10hwosqe][quote quote="dj clyde":10hwosqe]um i hope this doesnt go under requesting

but does any one know a auto bpm finder for macs???
i already tried beatunes and its trail expired

help?! Please!!! [/quote:10hwosqe]

I would suggest doing it yourself. I was working on a remix once, and everyone and their mother recommended 120 bpm. I gave that a try with the aca and it was close for about 3 seconds then went way off beat.

So i took a chunk of the original song using wavepad, then stuck it in a channel in FL. I then took a bd and created the typical house kick beat with it. Then i messed with the tempo until my house beat lined completely in sync with the originals. Turns out everyone and their mother were WAY OFF. Took only a few minutes.[/quote:10hwosqe]

Thats exactly how to do it.
Although most programs have a metronome or click.
This is just a clicking noise which follows the speed of the project.
Just find it and turn it on.[/quote:10hwosqe]

Off topic here, but i personally can not stand metronomes. I still have a hard time understanding how people can use those to write music. The clicking noise drives me nuts!

[quote quote="Chunkycoldmedina":25u1t8g1][quote quote="fizzles":25u1t8g1]
Off topic here, but i personally can not stand metronomes. I still have a hard time understanding how people can use those to write music. The clicking noise drives me nuts![/quote:25u1t8g1]

Then go into your settings/ preferences and change the tone….. Im clever me!

(It may be slightly off topic but its still 1 solution to dj clyde’s problem)[/quote:25u1t8g1]

True. I meant my thoughts on metronomes was OT. Metronomes are to Fizzles as crosses are to vampires. I just use my own, a kick beat or snare, it helps me get more into the music.

Not only will these detect the bpm, but the key the song is in too!

http://www.mixshare.com/wiki/doku.php?i … _evolution

does anyone here know how well rapid evolution works for finding song key?