why are all my patterns bpms changing? everytime i sit down and go over my beats ive been working on, they sound NOTHING like i recorded them..theyre all f'ed up because the bpms are out of whack?

what stupid mistake am i making?

here we go again. Search it in the Search area of the forums. This has come up over and over again. the patterns change to like 92 or 96 after you turn it off.

thanks and will do.

one more thing, where is the 'condescending tips and advice' section of this forum?

ps go rams

i think the people that tell you to just do a search in this forum havent actually done a search yet, because ive been on this forum for a little while now and its hard as shit to find something on here. even stuff you've found before is hard as hell to find. aint no search engine and categories. you could type in bpm changes and end up reading a million post with the word bpm and changes in it. so dont be so quick to just push someone off to the side and tell em to do a search. like one time i wasnt signed in and i did a search for a post that i put up and couldnt even find that and i started it. when i started on here everyone on here was always like, "do a search". maybe that should make searching a little easier.

Sorry yall I wasent trying to be a dick. I was trying to direct a member to where the info was located since no one had responded to his post yet. No worries.

no my bad, just busting your balls...i'd be annoyed if every other week somebody was on here asking the same ish someone had asked a million times...
seriously thanks for the info.
and i do think thats a major design flaw with the 404...im supposed to either remember every bpm for each pattern, or write them down somewhere in my 404 beat log? anybody know does the 606 save bpms? im thinking about upgrading...

just gotta memorize em i usually keep a notebook if im working on a few tracks at a time

yo ted, there is a pretty easy solution for your problem.

It's the most brilliant idea Ive found on this forums:

use the internal mic to record yourself saying the bpm of the beat, and save it somewhere near the samples used in the beat.

simple and genious

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ha is there a place they can sticky this link or some shit?

esromcole you are the fucking man.

I try. I really do.