Guide to Sample length and Sub frequencies

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Guide to Sample length and Sub frequencies

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wTrouble wTrouble is a male

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ez all...

I've made myself a quick reference sheet to help me when I synthesise my subs (I like to do my subs in sound forge) and thought I'd share it with you lot...

http://www.edinburghbassed.com/images/Sa...bs_QuickRef.jpg (600K .jpg)

I know there are little applications that calculate sample lengths and stuff, but all the info is here on the sheet - nice and easy Smile

I'm thinking I might make another that uses a more limited BPM range, replacing the data at the tempo extremes for half time BPMs ie 180/90bpm, although the spreadsheet I made this on will calculate the data for any BPM you input.

If you want the Excel sheet - just give me a shout! Bigup

This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by wTrouble: 09-09-2005 18:53.

07-09-2005 18:07

Surya

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I'm sure some people will find this usefull!

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07-09-2005 18:14

GreatFisherCat
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I second to that, that link of yours was bookmarked in matter of seconds! Smile

09-09-2005 21:11

gls
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I found this page a while ago, it's like the chart you posted only you can do any speed you want. Plus the other things are come in pretty useful.

http://mp3.deepsound.net/eng/samples_calculs.php

http://www.phy.mtu.edu/~suits/notefreqs.html

This post has been edited 2 time(s), it was last edited by gls: 09-09-2005 22:49.

09-09-2005 22:36

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