If we load a 128 bpm loop into a track that is originally set to 126 bpm, to adjust the loop length to the pattern length we can change the pitch in - 0.3 and it will fit. I couldn’t find a way to adjust it when the difference of bpm is an odd value, I think it is only possible with even values, because we can’t have a - 0.15 pitch for example.
So for each 2bpm difference we change 0.3 pitch.
Hope it helps in some way. And sorry if this subject was already posted.
This is a very useful tip! Thanks.
Unfortunately, that’s only an approximation. It doesn’t work if your starting bpm is a lot different from 128, and it doesn’t work if the bpm difference is much bigger.
This is the kind of repeated calculation that would justify an online calculator … I wonder if somebody has done one already ?
EDIT: Here you go … 2nd calculator on the page works this out for you
https://mp3.deepsound.net/eng/samples_calculs.php
And here’s the solution for the original question.
