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Yes, I have become faster at chopping marker regions. However, the problem was that once samples are marked and than truncated afterwards, the truncated version will likely show as a different tempo than the original marked sample (a 16 beat sample when accurately truncated to 4 beats for example ...

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This BPM problem is just driving me insane! It just seems like I'm able to record in samples and have it show the correct BPM, and than at a later time the BPM shown is scrambled. Some samples will resample and show the correct BPM each time I try, while others ...

Sure it is low tech, but the problem is that the truncate process not only scrambles the BPM displayed but it affects how time stretch will work. After truncated and after an incorrect BPM is displayed, I can no longer scroll the time stretch knob to the right and sync the BPM with the pattern BPM ...

Thanks for your reply. Just to make it more clear, when I import a wav from my PC to the SP-404sx via SD Card transfer (example: 2 bars / 8 beats perfect loop / 78BPM) the sp-404sx will recognize this sample as 78BPM. If I record in this same section of audio through line in with automatic start ...

"Truncate" changes sample BPM - is there a fix?

Hello. I just recently got my SP-404SX and spent a lot of time assigning samples to pads and inputting correct markers. After all of this progress I had all of my samples with perfect start/end times set. I figured that I would truncate all of these ...