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BPM — Advanced urban rhythm instrument
Features
- Overview
- New in 1.5
- Videos and MP3s
- FlexLoops™
- Loops and instruments
- 19 GB sound library
- Beat Box Anthology
- Hardware controllers
- Advanced programming
- Apply grooves
- Record and sample
- Mix and process (FX)
- Perform live
- Build a song
- Import and export
- Feature highlights
- Sound library highlights
- Specifications
- More sounds
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Record and sample
It's never been easier to sample and program beats than with BPM's integrated audio and MIDI recording.
Record patterns
Record and overdub patterns interactively in real time from any MIDI controller, with plug-and-play support for pad controllers such as the Akai MPD32. Use BPM's Input Quantize option for precision input, or let BPM's TimeShift property keep track of the smallest variations in feel of your performance.
Sample directly into a pad
BPM makes it easy to add your own sounds by sampling audio directly into the pads. Simply select a button, choose the input source, and hit record.
Using the included BPMSampler effect plug-in, you can tap into any external audio input source or any point in your DAW's signal path to create inputs for BPM to record from. You can even record BPM's own output back into itself.
Drag and drop sampled clips
Selections within a waveform can be dragged and dropped to another pad or layer. Sampling numerous hits in the Clip window then dragging them to the desired pads makes quick work of building an entire kit.