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Did you have a look at the Pitch/Tempo lock option in the instrument properties? You can use that to automatically correct the playback frequency according to the current BPM. |
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"Pitch/Tempo lock" is usable to change the playback frequency of the sample locked to the song's BPM changes. But it's not exactly what i need. Example: I have a sample containing 4 beats (16 ticks) cutted out from a 96 BPM old music: I'm creating a music at 125 BPM with 4 ticks per beats: I want to play the sample in my song syncronized with the beats of the song: I need to calculate the required (new) initial playback frequency of the sample to do this. After this calculation and setting the initial playback frequency the "Pitch/Tempo lock" option is great to keep the frequency syncronized with the song's BPM changes. |
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I second this one. LOL especially since I essentially requested the same thing here. |
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This issue can be marked as resolved (and then closed), because "Time Stretching" feature seems to be correctly implemented in the Sample Editor... |
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But the whole point of this request is to allow locking of a loop's tempo to the song's BPM when the loop does not have a precise tempo and without using time stretching, just simple pitch shifting. I.E. Specify the length of the loop/sample in number of rows or beats, and it then stays synchronized with the host tempo. |
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As Diamond says, the original request would still be nice to have, especially for compatibility with some other rare formats. So I will keep the issue open for now. |
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I like the idea very much and i would use it too from time to time if the function is avibal |
- Anonymous
