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Greg_L
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Not if you map it carefully...![]()
Maps have ruined music.....and driving!
Not if you map it carefully...![]()
First of all how do you know your tapping would be in time? Secondly, what does that have to do with anything? You tapped on your desk for 10 seconds? WTF does that mean? How does that equate being in time for another musician besides your own internal warped metronome? These are the answers that ar ejust given for people wanting to be right
do this: tap on your desk for 1o seconds, and record it with a mic. I wont even ask you to do it for a full 3 minutes to fit a song.
Take that 10 second sample of u tapping, and play your guitar or whatever your instrument and record over it.
Report back with said sample, If I dont hear from you it didnt work out. give me a 1 minute sampling of your great time keeping skill
Lets try this again, new subject, hopefully you all learned from the other thread.
Lol. This really is that "hates_recording" guy. Same rants, style, bullshit everything. I forgot all about him. Oh well. My points are valid.
Mod supported trolls for post counts!![]()
I use ezdrummer, and Ive tried changing the tempos in the right measures, but it never seems to work.
Either the whole song changes tempo or everything after that point changes.
Surely time changes must be doable without the inprecise method of using a wave changer like audacity?
Starve the troll....
Yup, he's even posting the same shit this time around. I can't believe you're all still feeding him:
Or better yet, try to create a click track to it
omfg now you are just being silly. I've created click tracks for hundreds of covers that wander all over the map tempo wise. I lay the track in my daw (cubase) and build a tempo map. It takes about 1/2 hour for a 4 minute song. Then i will typically lay drums and bass to the click, then export and drop box it to the next guy to do his parts. Nothing too it.