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My 2Pac Canon In D Remix. (Tears are in your eyes)
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This is deeeep. The music reminds me of 'twinkle twinkle little star'
Edit: In fact, I think it is...
Originally posted by Flintheart_GlomgoldCalm down. This doesnt affect your life. Get over it. Its ancient history and the only thing thats certain is that you dont have all the facts. Even if you did, try to occupy your time with something more wholesome.
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Nah it’s Canon in D. Used at many weddings when the bride walks down the aisle.Originally posted by KW View PostThis is deeeep. The music reminds me of 'twinkle twinkle little star'
Edit: In fact, I think it is...
The video is hilarious but the acapella is not even close to being on beat.
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The cheese is definitely real strong with this one.
Showed this to a friend of mine and he raised a good point, he said: I don't know how people can still mix offbeat, softwares nowadays just automatically stretch the accas.Originally posted by djcoma1200 View PostThe video is hilarious
Originally posted by Flintheart_GlomgoldCalm down. This doesnt affect your life. Get over it. Its ancient history and the only thing thats certain is that you dont have all the facts. Even if you did, try to occupy your time with something more wholesome.
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I know how. There are 2 things you have to do manually that you need to learn and I guess people don't know or are too lazy to figure this out. You have to enter in the exact bpm of the acapella, which sometimes can go out to 2 decimal points to be exact. I just use the original song for this. That takes care of the tempo, and then the other thing you have to do after that is place the acapella so it lines up with the downbeats on the grid. Once you get that setup, in most DAW's you can just change the BPM of the session to whatever you want and it will stretch/warp the acapella accordingly, as you mentioned.Originally posted by KW View PostThe cheese is definitely real strong with this one.
Showed this to a friend of mine and he raised a good point, he said: I don't know how people can still mix offbeat, softwares nowadays just automatically stretch the accas.
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what program u use [MENTION=1655]djcoma1200???I Feel His Hands On My Brain, When I Write Rhymes I Go Blind And Let The Lord Do His Thang
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