dindindon
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Posted : Aug 23, 2009 13:52:37
hello,
i heard some chillout tracks that made in high BPM (140,130,160)...i didnt understand how it can be?!?!? how the beats sound chiiled at that tempo?!?!
please help me....thank youuuu
A.Rosengren
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Posted : Aug 23, 2009 14:08
try putting a 70bpm loop over a 140bpm grid
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dindindon
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Posted : Aug 23, 2009 14:28
hey. thnak you for the tip, i will try it!
please, can you help me understand how tracks in high tempo sound very chiiled and how to make it?
Medea
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Posted : Aug 23, 2009 19:20
examples?
tracks's perceived tempo depends very much on the timbre and pitch of kick and bassline
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Posted : Aug 23, 2009 20:44
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Posted : Aug 23, 2009 21:02
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On 2009-08-23 19:20, Medea wrote:
examples?
tracks's perceived tempo depends very much on the timbre and pitch of kick and bassline
kick and bass are the most responsible for the perceived tempo, but IMHO it's more a matter of rhythm and time signature (4/4, 3/4 etc) and bass note length. As Obelizk says, 16th notes make the track feel speedier than (for example) quarter notes.
for example, a track at 70BPM with time signature of 4/4 will have the same perceived tempo as a track at 140BPM with time signature of 2/2.
in two tracks with 4/4 time signature, 140 BPM, if the first uses 16th notes for bassline and the second uses 1/4 notes coming on the off beat, then the perceived speed of the first one will be faster than the second..
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killik
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Posted : Aug 23, 2009 21:54
u mean something like that?
edit: well not really i think. but it combines fast beat with chillout ambiente imho. and i like it very much
dindindon
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Posted : Aug 24, 2009 14:12
actually not..i mean for a very chill tracks that sound very slow and chill but they were wrote in high tempo...your example is an trance beat in low tempo...i will try to find an example...
thank youu
dindindon
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Posted : Aug 24, 2009 14:15
hey, i dont know how to import a wave file but take a listen to the track ROOM 23-shpongle...
the track have chill atmosphere and groove but he was written at 140 bpm!!
how it can be??the very chill groove in high tempo?
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Posted : Aug 24, 2009 21:36
hm, for me it seems pretty easy. just double the time between your notes and the track is half that fast ? isnt?
i mean if i do a track on 140bpm and just double the time of each sound to the second it´s just like a track on 70 bpm.
whats that difficult on that?
or ... maybe try this one: get a track in 140 bpm or some more fast and have a listen on half bpm..... nice smooth chilling weired sound
and same if i do a chilltrack in 70 bpm and put it up to double bpm just for fun u can see it´s gettin kinda trancy song with 4/4 groove.
so the answer is just the same, the bpm doesnt matter.
