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Posted by CQ on 08/29/05 09:37
In article <6mbQe.199889$0f.28165@tornado.texas.rr.com>, Dave said...
> I'd like to be able to select
> tracts based on their overall rhythm. Is there any PD software that can
> help identify (in mass) the tempo of MP3 files?
Any good mixing program (or DJ Mixer) will tell you what the BPM (beats
per minute) of your songs is. Very helpful when making workout
playlists. Unfortunately most are not cheap and few are free. You can
find some with google searches (try <mp3 bpm freeware> at google.com for
instance, but I can't tell you of any free ones I've had any personal
experience with.
I've used Mixmeister (versions prices begin at about $50) and know that
is a good one. http://www.mixmeister.com/products_mmexp6.html
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CQ
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