Question.
It's seen in many house-to-hardstyle bootlegs where artists bootleg it in the original BPM and at the second build up they slowly build up the tempo as the build up progresses.
In FL studio, how do you do that?
Automated BPM change of a sample
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Automated BPM change of a sample
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If you're not afraid to change the pitch, just automate the tempo with the original sample which is synced at the original tempo in the TIME knob.
If you want to keep the pitch, load the sample into granulizer, there you will keep the pitch while changing the tempo.
If you want to keep the pitch, load the sample into granulizer, there you will keep the pitch while changing the tempo.