<![CDATA[ChipMusic.org - NANOLOOP2.3 BPM is wrong?]]>2013-09-17T20:06:57ZPunBBhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/12142/nanoloop23-bpm-is-wrong/<![CDATA[Re: NANOLOOP2.3 BPM is wrong?]]>Thanks for all your info and help. Its a shame and same problem as with adlibtracker2 far as I can tell....I think sample offset will make nanoloop samples sound a bit grainy.....oh well.]]>https://chipmusic.org/JaffaCakeMexica2013-09-17T20:06:57Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/184482/#p184482<![CDATA[Re: NANOLOOP2.3 BPM is wrong?]]>i think the part about sample offset in this tutorial video could possibly help you stretch your recording to the correct bpm.
]]>https://chipmusic.org/walter+b.+gentle2013-09-08T01:12:06Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/183514/#p183514<![CDATA[Re: NANOLOOP2.3 BPM is wrong?]]>it is slightly imperfect when it comes to the internal clock of nanoloop/lsdj/etc... cheapest/simplest option is to get one of the nanoloop usb midi dongles & a link cable and record your nanoloop parts synced to an external midi clock when using it with other gear/software]]>https://chipmusic.org/e.s.c.2013-09-07T11:32:28Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/183448/#p183448<![CDATA[NANOLOOP2.3 BPM is wrong?]]>Hello, I've written a lot of nice patterns in nanoloop. I want to use them in a sunvox project but I have found that when I set the nanoloop BPM to 70 it is incorrect. I was using renoise to chop the samples, so I put renoise at 140BPM and tied to add slice markers. I have found that nanoloop's 70BPM is actually more like 70.5BPM or 141BPM. I noticed nanoloop cant do 140BPM, The only option is for 142BPM...That why I decided to go with 70BPM in nanoloop because my sunvox project contains samples at 140BPM so I cant adjust it.. know what I mean? Anyone had a similar problem?...got any ideas about how to fix this issue?]]>https://chipmusic.org/JaffaCakeMexica2013-09-07T10:15:47Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/183442/#p183442