What's your fav bpm/tempo?

[5COPY]

Boredom... So what's your fav bpm? I mean we all have a sudden bpm that we all prefer to have our music in right? or do you all just put the bpm at '143.4783904706459' randomly just to piss off DJs?


But really what bpm you guys like most? I really like 128 bpm. It's really good for most house and is extremely popular in modern electro and I like that type of music so of course i like to be able to make what I like. C:

[SoaringFlight]

128 to 134. Doesn't mean that i don't listen to genres with higher/lower bpm, i just tend to enjoy music in that range the most. Prog house, prog trance, electro, you name it.

[the4thImpulse]

or do you all just put the bpm at '143.4783904706459' randomly just to piss off DJs?

As a DJ that is kinda annoying.. but its worse when they automate 1bpm changes as the track progresses (starting at 129 and ending at 130).

I love 128 aswell,
128 is best bpm.

[5COPY]

yus 128. <3


@Soarin:
Yeah gotta be variant with music taste. I've slowly been getting into some dnb but never really tried making it myself.

[Facade]

i use everything from 80 to 300 though my fav is 150 cause thats where hardstyle sits comfortably

[Diss Order]

It depends on the genre of course. At the moment it's either 150 or 175 for me though... No need to screw with DJ's; they're your friends.

[LunchBagMusic]

hmmmm.

127, 164, 62, 78.

Also Lent, Allegro and Adagio con moto.

[colortwelve]

I like ~130 in half-time (post-dubstep ), but I also like working between 100 and 110... Because hip-hop.

[Ed Viper]

180 ALL DAY.

Nah that's dumb.

But hardstyle is probably my favorite genre, so anywhere between 150-170 for me.

[Diss Order]

180 ALL DAY.

Nah that's dumb.

But hardstyle is probably my favorite genre, so anywhere between 150-170 for me.

Been to EDC Vegas?

Q-Dance had a stage there, with lots of big names.

[Facade]

180 ALL DAY.

Nah that's dumb.

But hardstyle is probably my favorite genre, so anywhere between 150-170 for me.

Been to EDC Vegas?

Q-Dance had a stage there, with lots of big names.

why do i have to live so far away from all these cool places D:

[5COPY]

LunchBag, your fancy words makes me wanna put a blood-overdrive and wow filter on a cowbell and play it at 999 bpm

[Facade]

LunchBag, your fancy words makes me wanna put a blood-overdrive and wow filter on a cowbell and play it at 999 bpm

some one needs to do this o.O

[5COPY]

I've done that plenty of times when random people call me on skype just because they want many people in a call. Then I just enable my mixsoundcard so they can hear everything I do in my DAW put bpm to max and put as many mixer plugins on random percussion as I can and play it on full gain.

[Facade]

epic win right there xD

[Icky]

100 for epic funkyness and 175 for fast paced drum and bass. <3

[K3WRO]

100 for epic funkyness and 175 for fast paced drum and bass. <3

High Five Brotha /)

170-180 for Hardcore Techno and Liquid D'n'B

[Obstreperous Synapse]

90 bpm all day errday~

[Trillionage]

I'm personally a fan of slow bpms, from 60 to 120.

[soup2504]

128, 175.

Best tempos.

[vladnuke]

Over 9000. For computercore. Because I'm a computer proccesor.

tbh, either 140 or 130. But will take it up to 220.

[Mundius]

140, but that's when I work on WAVEs and don't give two shits about the tempo.

Other than that, it can be anything, because after I compose it, I rape the shit out of it to make it seem 60 or 30 or 1.

[Jimmy]

Thirding 140 (well, 134-144, I guess ). I'm not a huge dubstep fan (and in fact, confining a whole genre to one tempo range has always seemed a bit silly to me), but I do like what some artists are able to do in such limitations.

I also love 140 for the more traditional drumbeats you can create with it. This one in particular sounds great - it's having the kick on the semiquaver before the snares that makes it really cool.

Code: Select all

hats:  | x---x---x---x---
snare: | ----x-------x---
kick:  | x--x--x---xx--x-

[Matthew N.]

120-134, with a single exception of 140.

[Facade]

Thirding 140 (well, 134-144, I guess ). I'm not a huge dubstep fan (and in fact, confining a whole genre to one tempo range has always seemed a bit silly to me), but I do like what some artists are able to do in such limitations.

I also love 140 for the more traditional drumbeats you can create with it. This one in particular sounds great - it's having the kick on the semiquaver before the snares that makes it really cool.

Code: Select all

hats:  | x---x---x---x---
snare: | ----x-------x---
kick:  | x--x--x---xx--x-

woah since when did we have a code thing on mlr??