If the song's bpm is in decimals, you can change the tempo to a whole number by going to Effect -> Change Tempo. The bpm must be a whole number for it to work. Potential Issues: When you play through the song and you may find the tempo drifting away, this could be a sign that the tempo you inputted is wrong. You can then align the metronome to the song by moving your cursor above the metronome waveforms until your cursor turns into a hand and drag. To double check, manually count along to the song with this: Track Tempo ĭrag the song into Audacity and insert a metronome by going to Generate -> Rhythm Track. Use this website to see what it thinks the tempo of the song is:
Since BPM's OST is 88bpm, it's recommended to have a bpm of 80-100.
A side effect of this is that the in-game half beats become full beats. However, if the bpm is higher than 120bpm for example, the game recalibrates the music by halving the bpm until it is below 120bpm. i guess i don't have a problem doin it since i've been doin it for years while DJ with regular old records and playing with pitch control of only +-8%.Custom Music Guide Get Audacity īPM accepts any tempo/bpm you give it. it takes some trial and error but it can be done. once you get close, unmute the beat and keep fiddling with it til you get it spot on. the key to this is to make sure the accapella starts on the down beat, you may have to listen to it a few times to make sure your start point is on beat, from there, you keep playin the beggining til you can hear where the accapella goes off beat. use the octave/fine/cents knobs in the nnxt to adjust the speed of the accapella and the global tempo to find a happy meduim between metronome and accapella. solo the accapella, turn the metronome on, start the song, listen to the accapella and see if it's slower or faster than your bpm, either adjust the global tempo to match the accapella or freak the accapella to match the metronome. either way, you are going to have to either adjust the bpm or the accapella or both. there are many ways to go about matchin accapella's and beats in Reason. I've done this soley in Reason many of times.
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