Hi folks,
maybe you guys have a trick up your sleves. I have a lot of original studio tracks from all kinds of bands which I use to practice my drumming with. In order to align my (rather poor) drumming skills with the original song I have tempo-mapped the entire song by inserting tempo changes every bar. Yes, it's tedious, but worth it. Now here's the catch: Although I can loop any part of the song now, some more complicated patterns (imagine the chorus of Toxicity) require me to slow down the song to a playable speed until I get the grasp of the pattern. I know I can slow down a single tempo-change but is there a way to get this done for the entire song by... say... a percentage? Example: Song is around 172 BPM. Slow down song by 30% Any pointers are welcome. Cheers Mathias
Last edited by Lefaux on Tue Jul 22, 2014 7:07 am, edited 1 time in total.
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1. Set all files to stretch to tempo
2. Change to desired tempo
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If you have tempo changes in the song it won't work, no.
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Lefaux wroteWon't that mess up the groove itself? Don't get many Dino Jr references around here. Thanks for that. |
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