How To Change Tempo In Recycle

This is a short vid that illustrates how to change the tempo in recycle. This video was created to answer a question for a member on my discussion forum at www.divinemindproductions.com/forum

Category:

Music

Tags:

• divinemindproductions
• recycle
• tempo
• sampling
• reason

[djbassmint]

what other program would you recommend? I have a loop that this method wont work for.

[sirflex10]

Try Ableton Live

[dutchog1]

@911scamper you have to set hat first then your home free

[ebsho803e]

ey thnx for the tutorial man! This is a realli stupid question... but I can't seem to delete slices for some reason. I use the mute button as the videos said, but I still can't cut out parts of a song. Can't use the delete button, can't use the cut (ctrl +x) so i resort to cropping the loop. Can u help me?

[Restlesscrocodile]

@911scamper u have to set the loop length first. Use garage band to help mesure it

[911scamper]

how come i cant click on the tempo or anything? just the bars and beats part

[DefyingCommonCode]

what happens if you can't get even chops? i cant change the tempo without it skipping and distorting a lot

[devilsreject5]

@DJBuglip Iv already got Reason and Record & Pro Tools so i can just rewire but i thought u had work out some way of using VSTs with in the program itself or something, so i was just interested how!!

[DJBuglip]

@DJBuglip Still more: The other alternative is to use a rewire-compatible app, and rewire Reason in as a midi channel into the host program. I do that with Cubase sometimes, if, for example, I'm working with a VST instrument that I couldn't easily emulate in Reason. However, Cubase isn't free, so you'd need to do some Googling to see if there is a rewire-compatible freeware app out there. I love the interface and ease-of-use with the Propellerheads software, but no VST really sucks!

[DJBuglip]

@DJBuglip To Continue: That said, there are a couple of ways to address the issue. The one that I typically use is to work with a separate audio editor (there's a bunch of freeware stuff out there, I use Audacity a lot) that will allow the use of a VST, export the part you want to work with from Reason or Record as a .wav file, manipulate it inside the audio editor, then import the altered file back into the Propellerhead app. Like I said, pain in the ass.

[DJBuglip]

@devilsreject5: Well, frankly, its a huge pain in the ass! I try to do without VSTs as much as possible because of that, although I will say that if you already had a huge library of VSTs or certain ones that you were really attached to it might be better to go with Logic or Ableton or something.