MIDI Editing in Logic Pro 8 : How to Find Sample Tempo in Logic Pro 8

[MissingAmongPeople]

if anybody really wants to find the tempo of a track or sample you can count how many beats happen in 15 seconds and multiply it by 4. of course there is a margin for error of 1 or 2 beats with this one but it's still the easiest way to do it.

[djdomiy]

asshole

[ashtonf08]

thank you for not charging us newbs for your professional advice. god bless you

[yesnoyesnookay]

thanks for the post. it was useful for me

[spillerjuice]

You're definetly the worst Logic 'teacher' (if I can call you that on YouTube)

Get a job you can actually do, jerk

[permutated]

Practice next time, good tip but took a bit long and confused the audience.

[basti0prams]

wahea huae hea "POSER"

[danielson19uk]

man he sounds like he is stoned

lousy video

[willzyx86]

thats not really finding a samples tempo though...thats more just adjusting your samples tempo to fit your track....is there an actual sense tempo feature?

[rob909e]

The only thing I've figured out so far is by putting a BPM meter in the plugin spot for the sample I'm working with... It's still not accurate though.

[101MTL]

@willzyx86 simplest way i know use the bpm counter plug in or use a tap tempo widget

[camchann]

Thanks for that info. Just got LP8 and couldn't figure that out.

[flashmanmc]

amazing i been tryna figure that out for weeks and i couldnt be bothered to read the manual lol...thx man!