User Manual

During this operation the tri-colour indicator shows the following

colours for each BPM range:

[RED] = Low range

[GREEN] = Mid range

[BLUE] = High range

If the BPM engine is active (detecting a beat from the audio input) it

will be automatically cleared when a new range setting is selected.

The BPM engine will then re-calculate the value within the new

range, providing beat information is present.

TIP! BPM values outside of the selected range limit cannot be

accurately analysed. Always check the general tempo of the music

you are playing falls within the selected BPM range. For most

applications we recommend the default Mid range of 90-180BPM.

SoundBITE micro

Start the playback of a suitable audio track (containing definable

beat information). The tri-colour indicator will change from [RED] to

[BLUE] and the four [LOOP] buttons will start flashing in time with

the audio track.

is now ready to record synchronised loops and

transmit MIDI clock information - please see ‘RECORDING AND

PLAYING LOOPS’ on page 14 and ‘MIDI CLOCK

SYNCHRONISATION’ on page 18 for further information.

During tempo analysis of the audio track, any progressive shift in

tempo (slowly changing the audio playback speed using a CD/vinyl

deck pitch control) should be tracked by . If the

beat information in the audio track stops (or the audio track itself is

paused etc), the tri-colour indicator will revert to [RED] to show that

there is no active beat lock.

Operation

BPM Aquisition