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Re: Looking for Tempo Map Tip
I don't think Weedy was being catty...
I thought his point was "news you can use". Especially the tempo! |
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Re: Looking for Tempo Map Tip
lol.
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Re: Looking for Tempo Map Tip
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Re: Looking for Tempo Map Tip
Interesting. I'll try it.
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It's a pleasure.
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I'm not a professional producer. I'm not professional musician. I'm not even an accomplished garage band player. I'm just a hobbyist who is learning to play guitar, bass, some keys, program drums and record and mix in my man cave. My instructor makes it fun by working with me on popular songs. Having the even tempo is helping me learn and practice timing. It's one way and a fun way to learn. My instructor has more than 35 years in the business as a songwriter, guitarist, vocalist, producer, recording engineer, arranger, bassist, sometimes drummer, and other various musical instruments. His recording and producing efforts have garnered positive reviews in Rolling Stone, Billboard, Trouser Press, Goldmine, and many others. He has produced or worked with Bob Lind, Bill Lloyd, Hootie and Blowfish, Graham Parker, Dennis Diken (The Smithereens), Don Dixon, Mitch Easter, Jody Stephens (Big Star), Ken Stringfellow (Posies), Robert Crenshaw and many more. His band has played all over the world and even had an appearance on American Bandstand ("I liked the beat and it was easy to dance to.") and The Tonight Show. So if he tells me to set the tunes to a steady tempo to better develop timing while having fun, who am I to disagree? (And yes, I know who the poster is and his most impressive talent and career. #respect ) And now back to my cover of The Yardbirds' "For Your Love" - a song so pop Clapton left the band. Inserting bongos.
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Re: Looking for Tempo Map Tip
my way of doing it is to map out the tempo by tabbing to transients and pressing ctrl-i to type in the timing. then turn on elastic audio, set the track timebase to ticks and then delete all the tempo markers. this way you can simultaneously create the warp points and quantize it. then just set the tempo to whatever you like. easy
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I stand by the procedure that I suggested earlier.
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Re: Looking for Tempo Map Tip
It wasn’t meant to be ‘mean’
But rather to make a point. I think your ‘instructor’ is very much missing the point. Playing along to The Beatles is in fact far more useful and instructive than playing Ticket To Ride to a click If you’re making an EDM version of Ticket To Ride, then by all means, a fixed tempo is almost certainly necessary. But if not... My point in posting is that it’s far too common these days for people to obsess about ‘perfect’ tempo (and tuning, for that matter) even when it’s in fact antithetical or at least not HELPFUL to making good records of certain types.
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