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maartenvandijk303
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Post subject: why is it that ...............  Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 7:43 am |
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Location: netherlands
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why is it that when i bounce a track in cubase and i open the wave file in another daw the tempo of the track changes
A 155 bpm track turns into a 154,92 bpm for example
how is this possible..
Maybe somebody could explain???
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Plasma Force
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Post subject: Re: why is it that ............... Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 12:09 am |
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Location: Ontario / Canada
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Weird :(
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mudpeople
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Post subject: Re: why is it that ............... Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2012 2:07 am |
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When I load my own tracks in Ableton they're usually like 151.99. I write in Renoise and mix in Reaper.
Ive loaded plenty of others' tracks with the same result.
Live I think starts reading the BPM at 0.0.0 so if theres a tiny space at the beginning (sometimes my tracks have this, idk why), it thinks the track is slightly longer than it really is. But I really dont know, and I feel silly for saying that cuz Ive used Live since v6.
Perhaps different DAWs have slightly different clock timing....
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