just a question, so if mixed in key finds the bpm and key of a song, does it write that into the audio file itself? (.wav , .mp3)? i want to be able to also see the results inside cubase media bay so i know which samples to use in my song and filter by key [for example C#]
cant u just right click the audio clip inside the sampler and open in newtone and then click scale? not being a smart ass . im actually curious if its accurate to just keep doing if its a quicker work flow. or if its just not as good as id the plugin ur advertising
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I'm all for speeding up the production workflow! MIK 11 looks great :)
just a question, so if mixed in key finds the bpm and key of a song, does it write that into the audio file itself? (.wav , .mp3)? i want to be able to also see the results inside cubase media bay so i know which samples to use in my song and filter by key [for example C#]
Is there anything that can also give us the chord progression and melody notes from an audio clip
note grabber by naive D or check Melodyne Studio.
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Is it good for analysing bpm
Yes. Bpm is simple to analyze
cant u just right click the audio clip inside the sampler and open in newtone and then click scale? not being a smart ass . im actually curious if its accurate to just keep doing if its a quicker work flow. or if its just not as good as id the plugin ur advertising
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