Subject:450 BPM?!

Posted by: sPlatterKep

Date:9/13/2000 8:57:00 AM

Hi. Some of my samples (in Cool Edit 2k and Sound Forge 4.5)
made at 120 BPM show up in ACID as 450 BPM. As a result, the
samples sound slow and distorted.

I know the upper and lower BPM limits of the program, but
wonder:

1. can I "convert" my sample? (Acidizing made no
difference), or

2. disable the "Change Loop Tempo" available when
right-clicking in the properties box?

Thanks for any and all help!

jc

Subject:Re: 450 BPM?!

Reply by: smacbride

Date:9/15/2000 12:22:00 PM

In sound forge, I believe you can actually put the BPM into a dialog
that saves it as part of the 'acidization' process. I did this once
and it worked.

John Carmody wrote:
>>Hi. Some of my samples (in Cool Edit 2k and Sound Forge 4.5)
>>made at 120 BPM show up in ACID as 450 BPM. As a result, the
>>samples sound slow and distorted.
>>
>>I know the upper and lower BPM limits of the program, but
>>wonder:
>>
>>1. can I "convert" my sample? (Acidizing made no
>>difference), or
>>
>>2. disable the "Change Loop Tempo" available when
>>right-clicking in the properties box?
>>
>>Thanks for any and all help!
>>
>>jc
>>