Beats and rhythms
Page 2 of 11Beat can also refer to the underlying rhythm of a musical pattern. When you tap your foot along with music, that’s the beat. The speed of the beat is its tempo, measured in beats per minute (BPM).
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Use the crossfader to compare and combine the two loops. They use different sounds and rhythms, but share the same tempo. Try tapping along with your hand or foot while you fade from one loop to the other. DJs typically match tempos to transition smoothly between tracks.
Music: Bharumusic,Ikonika
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