multiples of 150 and 225 only on pain of death
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Sweden
qb wrote:
Jellica wrote:anyone know how to work out tempo on goattracker using x5 speed?
You can't as far as I can tell. C64 trackers don't have accurate tempo (it fluctuates over time)
They are rock solid. There is definitely no fluctuation in Goat Tracker (a few microseconds jitter at each tick at worst), but perhaps if you compare the tempo to the closest integer bpm they are drifting by comparison. What makes you say that tempo fluctuates?
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Brunswick, GA USA
I've been fond of 137.5 lately. Not joking. It's a compromise between NES refresh tempo 150, dubstep tempo 140, and trance tempo 130.
Like anything, it's subject to lots of tweaking.
Last edited by chunter (Jan 13, 2014 10:09 pm)
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Abandoned on Fire
80 so I don't have to write as much to get 3.5 minutes of sound.
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Madriz, Supain
I dont understand this party of numbers you guys got in there.
My favourite tempo is allegro, altho i like presto for filling drums and shit.
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UK
SuperBustySamuraiMonkey wrote:
I dont understand this party of numbers you guys got in there.
My favourite tempo is allegro, altho i like presto for filling drums and shit.
Extreme rubato.
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IL, US
PROTODOME wrote:
SuperBustySamuraiMonkey wrote:I dont understand this party of numbers you guys got in there.
My favourite tempo is allegro, altho i like presto for filling drums and shit.
Extreme rubato.
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Madriz, Supain
I wish yall understand latin how spaniards do. Rubato makes my inner 7 years old laugh maniacally.
Btw, why is this guygirl so awesome
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Chicago
My most common bpm has been 244, I'm pretty sure
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My defaults are 115, 128, 132, and 145. I've written stuff at 80 and 90 before and I've written stuff at 178-200 too.
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Dublin, Ireland
140, standard prescription for a lot of 2-step, dubstep and grime... but I find myself drifting... slower.
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.FILTHadelphia
My songs have gotten progressively slower since I started writing music. Right now anywhere from 65-85. Slow and low that is the tempo.
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D D D Detroit, not the burbs
only use tempos that are divisible by interpretive dance. (this might actually be advice.)