Half speed by a push of a button
Half speed by a push of a button Posted on: 11.04.2013 by Hong Leis I'm a quiet reader of the community
but now I have something in my head which I believe should be possible... or it is the limit of the software or my own A hold (or toggle) button to make your track go half speed in key, when release it should play at normal speed with key off. - as you can set the beatgrid to /2 and x2 I believe it might be possible to map this to a button For example, when playing a drum&bass track at 174 you hold this button to make the track go 87bpm (in sync and key of course). I've tried some tricks with setting my beatgrids right but I can't seem to figure out if this is actually possible. | |
| Hong Leis 11.04.2013 | I'm a quiet reader of the community
but now I have something in my head which I believe should be possible... or it is the limit of the software or my own A hold (or toggle) button to make your track go half speed in key, when release it should play at normal speed with key off. - as you can set the beatgrid to /2 and x2 I believe it might be possible to map this to a button For example, when playing a drum&bass track at 174 you hold this button to make the track go 87bpm (in sync and key of course). I've tried some tricks with setting my beatgrids right but I can't seem to figure out if this is actually possible. |
| Nedra Fresneda 11.04.2013 | As long as the track is synced and is slave to another one, doubling the BPMs in the beatgrid section should do the trick (this should trigger a modifier so it switches back to normal on release). The key is the track being SLAVE otherwise it won't affect it's speed. You could also try mapping the pitch fader to jump to -50% but this has the downside of not being able to reset it to a variable position (where your pitchfader was upon pressing). |
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