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2000 bpm??
Different Drummer (natch) at 2000 bpm and automation into Auria, via IAA (@monzo made me curious) and effected by FabFilter's Volcano.
I'm not certain this is 2000 bpm though. DD specs says max is 960 iirc, but it accepted the input and was noticeably faster than 960.
Odd that I couldn't update the image, so you're stuck with my mug.
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I pictured a video game character, like super Mario, running really fast haha
Lol....it is bordering silliness, but I was still impressed that my mini retina could handle it.
Would be a good start for a sidtrack64 beat
Definitely has a chipiness to it.
lol. Donald Duck having a nightmare.
Ha...that's a good visual @Marcel.
I must have something wrong with my brain cuz this sounds like 150-200 bpm to me. i'm left-handed so i might have a larger percentage of neandertal guts (according to a theory i read in the letters section of fortean times).
I think it's probably because I used 1/2 notes. When I change them to 1/32 notes, it gets really crazy. DD clock is generally pretty good. When I drive other apps, the clock readings sync up pretty well, but I really haven't tested it at very high rates.
I'd like to try and run it through audiostretch
(with 2.5x)
I'd like to hear that if you do.
Here you are,
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and just for fun run through once again
Very cool @crzycrs.
Yeah, that amounts to an approximate 5k or even 10.
I gather you could continue running the recorded file back through and get really crazy....right? I liked the slow down when it sounded like breathing.
A moment in time ...