Pattern Sequencer BPM question

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hobblewash
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Post by hobblewash »

Hi everyone

When I turn on the sampler and hit Pattern Sequencer, the BPM is always set to 102bpm. Is there any way to change this to something else?

I use it live and sometimes forget to change the BPM so there's long gaps between samples which sounds really amateur.

It's driving me insane trying to work it out. I guess I must have changed it at some point, why else would it be 102bpm?

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Post by Cheenergies »

yeah mines at 102bpm also
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there is no way you can change that, only if it is undocumented or if you make your own os for sp and which is unlikely :D
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Post by jbl »

um.. wouldn't it be possible to delete all original patterns and set anew one at diff tempo. then u just lock it down. on pg.43 of the manual!! then again maybe this won't work, just a thought. and even if it did work u would just be stuck with that new tempo upon bootup.
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Post by soopa »

I know most, maybe all MPC's load up with the tempo set to 120bpm.. maybe on the newer mpc's it can be changed, but I have no clue why its set to that either. maybe they're trying to appeal to techno heads? lol
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Post by drewzle »

soopa wrote:I know most, maybe all MPC's load up with the tempo set to 120bpm.. maybe on the newer mpc's it can be changed, but I have no clue why its set to that either. maybe they're trying to appeal to techno heads? lol
Reason, Ableton and Cubase load with 120bpm as the standard too
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Post by 606man »

The 606 has the bpm locked to whatever the currently selected pattern is; I would assume the 404 is similar....so, as has already been suggested, why not make a pattern (blank or otherwise) at the desired tempo?

And btw I'm a teknohed and 120bpm is WAY too slooooooooow for techno :wink: unless it's that boring detroit stuff...
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