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How to Slice Audio Into Tempo-fitted Loops
Lets say you record a drum beat. The next week, you record a totally unrelated bass riff. The week after that you decide the beat and the bass would make the start of a great song together.
Problem: they’re out of time with each other, having been recorded in different tempos, but you don’t have the cash to go back into the studio and record one or the other, or both, again..
In this tutorial, we’ll use Propellerhead's Recycle—though you should be able to follow along with your own preferred app—to reconcile the tempo of each loop, and shift the bass guitar’s pitch so that it’s in the right key.
Step 1
I’ve used ReDrum to bang up a quick beat, and while I was in Reason I made a simple bass riff. The drumbeat’s original tempo is 120 BPM, while the bass has a tempo of 115 BPM.
I then exported each as loops (File > Export Loop as Audio File). Obviously, with anything you program in Reason, you can change the tempo and pitch using the program itself. I’ve turned these into audio for the purposes of this tutorial, and the following is the process that you can use on any kind of audio recording.
Step2
Open the drum beat wave file in ReCycle. You’ll be asked if you wish to place the left locator at the first slice, and you should answer yes, unless you’ve programmed a beat where the first count is silent, which is rare. If that’s the case, you’ll need to manually place the left locator at the start of the beat and press play and test that it loops smoothly. Continue to adjust the locator until the beat plays smoothly on loop.
Once the beat is playing correctly, the first thing you’ve got to do is tell ReCycle how many bars and beats the sound file is made up of. The drumbeat was one bar long, so in the field near the top of the window called Bars, enter 1.
Based on that information, ReCycle calculates the tempo – 120 BPM. Now, we need to dial up the sensitivity (Sens: on the second toolbar) so that ReCycle starts deciding where the slices need to go. With the drumbeat, I found a sensitivity of 60 picked up all the hits.
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Music promoter from Charleston, SC.
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it is muted. just unmute it. if it just won't turn on then your sound card is burned up and you need a new one or your driver for the card might be corrupt so you can download it from the company website. this happens alot with realtek so i am guessing that is what you have just go to the realtek website and download the driver if that works but if not just get a new sound card installed. ($40)
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