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Hi guys..
Is there an easier way to get tracks that I import, to the speed/tempo of my composition (what?) I ask my self.
I might not be explaining my self properly.
Eg. I am making a tune. I import faithless (this is the mashup I did)
I chop it to the first beat. then go to the end and chop at 4th beat.
when I play faithless against metranome its out.
I then spend about what seems like a lifetime Stretching or squeezing, then having a listen, then stretching again,
You get the picture…
Is there something in this program that will tell me the origional bpm.
so I can then adjust accordingly
AdSense 336x280Hi guys..
Is there an easier way to get tracks that I import, to the speed/tempo of my composition (what?) I ask my self.
I might not be explaining my self properly.
Eg. I am making a tune. I import faithless (this is the mashup I did)
I chop it to the first beat. then go to the end and chop at 4th beat.
when I play faithless against metranome its out.
I then spend about what seems like a lifetime Stretching or squeezing, then having a listen, then stretching again,
You get the picture…
Is there something in this program that will tell me the origional bpm.
so I can then adjust accordinglyAdSense 336x280haven’t played with adobe audition much, cuzz I thought it sucks..
Have you tried searching for hints & tips on the net..??
If that doesn’t work, try your manual
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If that all didn’t work, find yourself another program …I for one don’t know how it can be found in Adobe Audition…
I myself use FL Studio, and FL can detect the bmp of a file you import, so that works better.. .AdSense 336x280[quote quote="SI PAUL":21b9mt4j]cheers mate .. I think as you say I should read the manual.
Typical guy ( doesn’t do instructions[/quote:21b9mt4j]impatience is a dragg, I know
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