How To Find The BPM & Key Of a Song in Ableton
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video I explain to you how to find the key and bpm of a track in which we are unsure of.
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really awesome tutorial no cursing and also cool with the spectrum im a fl studio user but this looks advanced im a fan now of ableton cause i wrote them 2 times last year to add a user accessibilty option and they did add it on 12 for my friend khara reign shes blind
Thats terrific. I worked with a blind student - ableton is constantly working on accesibility features for the impaired which is very nice 👏
Great video! I didn’t understand the definition of formant “the lowest loudest frequency”, would you mind explaining that to me?. Thank you!
If you look at his spectrum analyser, just look at the frequency which has the highest value in the low end, because this usually determines the main frequency of the played note
Ohhh, thank you very much. After looking at it a few days later it makes more sense. Thank you for your time, I appreciate it.
your welcome :) I remember when I had to understand this and I was completely clueless :D @@Nachofercri
what if I have an old project file and I froze the track with the midi with chords and I cant unfreeze it due to no longer having plug in since I switched from WIN TO MAC and I cant remember key.
I would put a spectrum on the master and solo it. That should tell you what you need to know
Some decent and helpful info in this video, however not entirely accurate. The lowest and loudest frequency is not called the "formant" its called the "fundamental frequency". Formants are something different altogether.
The lowest and loudest frequency is A formant and is the fundemental frequency correct
@@lowendcandy The fundamental frequency is the lowest and loudest frequency and I suppose is technically A formant. Although it's a bit odd in this context I think. "fundamental frequency" or even 1st harmonic is clearer in this context IMO.
Cool but Mixed In Key
Lol thats facts. Or Google.
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