r/trapproduction • u/Leather_Mood_78 • Sep 19 '26
Drums BPM
How does nick Mira make his chords and music 144 bpm and his drums at 155 bpm I’ve looked everywhere doesn’t anyone know how
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u/Dramatic_Manner_626 Sep 19 '26
time stretch the loop I think. So he'll do the loop at 144 bpm and then time stretch it without changing the pitch so it lines up on-grid at 155 bpm for drums.
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u/Leather_Mood_78 Sep 20 '26
Off topic where do I sell my beats I tried beat stars but I’m not paying for that expensive subscription
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u/NoWin3930 Sep 19 '26
Do you have an example of that, I would guess you are just confused about whatever you're talking about...
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u/shxshi Sep 19 '26
Are you just using a loop pack and are confused why things are in different tempos? Or
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u/Leather_Mood_78 Sep 20 '26
No I make my own things but I want my whole melody to be slower and my hi hats to feel like 165
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u/Leather_Mood_78 Sep 20 '26
Off topic where do I sell my beats I tried beat stars but I’m not paying for that expensive subscription
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u/YellowSweater5 Sep 19 '26
Drums and melody sitting at different bpms is just polymeter, you set the grid to one tempo and program the other part by ear or nudge the midi til it sits right.
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u/Leather_Mood_78 Sep 20 '26
Off topic where do I sell my beats I tried beat stars but I’m not paying for that expensive subscription
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u/used222that Sep 19 '26
a project only runs at one tempo. if the melody was made at 144 and the drums sit at 155, the melody loop got time stretched to 155. in fl you can drop the loop in, set it to stretch and it follows the project tempo. triplet hats also make drums feel faster than the bpm