BPM EDITING SOFTWARE

thedjnifty

thedjnifty

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I'm looking for software which allows you to set the bpm of an mp3 then export it at high quality

E.g ...

You load in any mp3 ... Say "Quest" by Andy C and Shimon which originally plays at 164bpm

You then say, I want this tune at 174bpm in tempo, whilst adjusting pitch accordingly

The software does it

Then lets you export it at either wav or 320kbps quality

I've tried Audacity, which is fine for most things, but in terms of adjusting "speed", it only allows you to set a percentage to adjust the speed of the tune by, rather than you being able to enter a set bpm

Hoping someone can help, cheers
 
ableton maybe as u can mix on it an stuff!
just load in the tune adjust pitch an the export as wav or sumfin??
 
Ive got a Mac so i use Sound Studio

record it then export as a wav like SC said

then speed it up with the tempo adjust but keep the pitch the same
 
dj sc said:
ableton maybe as u can mix on it an stuff!
just load in the tune adjust pitch an the export as wav or sumfin??
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Yeah I see what ya sayin mate

I've just tried with Ableton and its close to what I want, but the problem with the program is that to set a tune to a certain bpm it slightly warps it at certain points to keep it in check, which isn't really what I want as it would be no good for mixing

Can't have mixes going in and out at their own free will bcoz the track doesn't run straight through at a set bpm!

What I'm really looking for is a program which can work out the exact percentage difference between two set bpms and then adjust the file accordingly

I guess I could get the old calculator out but has anyone got any better suggestions? lol
 
Don't Sleep said:
Ive got a Mac so i use Sound Studio

record it then export as a wav like SC said

then speed it up with the tempo adjust but keep the pitch the same
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I need the tempo and pitch adjusted as if the tune had just been pitched up on a deck
 
dj sc said:
u could always use a turntable or cdj an record it?
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Would end up losing quality though

Im trying the calculator way now, it should actually work lol

174 - 164 = 10

10 / 164 = 0.060975 .....

x 100 = 6.0975

Which means if you increase the speed percentage by this much

It should be pretty accurate to 174 bpm

Although not perfect :confused:
 
Don't Sleep said:
Sound Studio can do this blad.

i did it with my Renegade Snares and Atlantis
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So if I tell the program that Atlantis plays at exactly 155bpm

And I want it adjusted in both tempo and pitch to play at exactly 174bpm

It'l do all the rest for me?
 
what you do:

i recorded my copy of Apollo Two - Atlantis

use the tempo and pitch adjust option on the tool bar. speed it up to the speed i wanted, then burnt it onto CD

sorted
 
Don't Sleep said:
what you do:

i recorded my copy of Apollo Two - Atlantis

use the tempo and pitch adjust option on the tool bar. speed it up to the speed i wanted, then burnt it onto CD

sorted
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Wicked sounds good man

Can you get the program for windows?
 
I use tractor....what u can do is adjsut the pitch...while still keeping it in the same key then record it can export it as a wav file. Should work fine
 
pm d-style records and ask what program TC uses to pre-pitch all his tunes
 
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