Bpm (Beats Per Minute)

[LinkinJunior]

I'm lazy by nature, and i would appreciate any help from anyone here on this board who could give me your estimated bpm for each song on Hybrid Theory. I would do it, but i'm too lazy to do it. Thanks.

[The very worst part of you]

What do you mean Beats Per Second?
Isn't it differs from song to song?

[Mechanical Christ]

Crawling -25
place for my head -125
my december -112
in the end -80
Points of authority -125
with you -160
one step closer -63
papercut -140

[The very worst part of you]

Oh....now I get it...

[Jamie]

Faint 225

[|2awk.Star]

Originally posted by UndeadSpectre@Mar 18 2004, 01:45 AM
Crawling -25
place for my head -125
my december -112
in the end -80
Points of authority -125
with you -160
one step closer -63
papercut -140
Are you sure that's right?? I've heard really slow songs on DDR that are 98 bpm and Crawling sounds faster than them.

[Sam]

Originally posted by UndeadSpectre@Mar 17 2004, 08:45 PM
Crawling -25
place for my head -125
my december -112
in the end -80
Points of authority -125
with you -160
one step closer -63
papercut -140
Wow those are slow.. with the exception of Faint.. thats pretty fast..

Maybe they ment 125 not 25.. Cause I can't play that slow.. its like so impossible with my impatience...

[Willstar]

How in the world do you figure them out?

[The Doctor]

Faint's actually 135 bpm. Brad (or Mike) said so.

[Ander]

Originally posted by Nate@Mar 18 2004, 01:11 PM
Faint's actually 135 bpm. Brad (or Mike) said so.
In the meteora booklet, I think. I dont have it handy so I cant check.

[The Doctor]

Originally posted by superxero88+Mar 18 2004, 04:15 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (superxero88 @ Mar 18 2004, 04:15 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--Nate@Mar 18 2004, 01:11 PM
Faint's actually 135 bpm. Brad (or Mike) said so.
In the meteora booklet, I think. I dont have it handy so I cant check. [/b][/quote]
Exactly, thank you. Thats what I meant!

[Ander]

Originally posted by Nate+Mar 18 2004, 01:16 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Nate @ Mar 18 2004, 01:16 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> Originally posted by -superxero88@Mar 18 2004, 04:15 PM
<!--QuoteBegin--Nate@Mar 18 2004, 01:11 PM
Faint's actually 135 bpm.* Brad (or Mike) said so.
In the meteora booklet, I think. I dont have it handy so I cant check.
Exactly, thank you. Thats what I meant! [/b][/quote]
Yea, I was going to check the meteora cover scans in the media section, but they dont have the little blurb about how the song was made.

[|2awk.Star]

Originally posted by Will@Mar 18 2004, 09:09 PM
How in the world do you figure them out?
They have counters and things that can help figure them out. Once you put drums to something (you don't really have to) you just put a steady four-on-the-floor beat (dance style "Thump thump thump") on every quarter note and see how many you get a minute. That's one way to find it. The fastest drummer in the world can do about 1137 beats per minute on the snare and about 600 (maybe a lot more) on the kick drum. So yeah 25 or whatever is WAY too slow. Anything under 90 probably is too slow with the exception of My December.

[Glenn]

They are in the HT songbook, i cant find mine right now so i cant say

[Odaton]

You can use a metronome to figure it out as you are playing the song. Here are a few more bpm for songs:

Easier To Run: 105
Pushing Me Away : 100-105

[|2awk.Star]

Originally posted by Odaton@Mar 19 2004, 01:05 AM
You can use a metronome to figure it out as you are playing the song. Here are a few more bpm for songs:

Easier To Run: 105
Pushing Me Away : 100-105
Thanks for giving me a better perspective. I mean 63 BPM for OSC? That's insane.

[The very worst part of you]

There's a software called Traktor ,where you load songs into it, it analyzes the song and indicates BPM...so basically you can find out BPMs

[ella1432]

yeah-osc can't be that slow.

[Glenn]

I have software that does it but a lot of the time, it isn't accurate. :angry:

[Anthony.]

The BPMs actually depend of how you count those beats.

If you count one-and-two-and-three-and-four, it's gonna be slower than one-two-three-for.

[Glenn]

Papercut- 150.2
One Step Closer- 95.1
With You- 98.5
Points of Authority- 95.1
Crawling- 105.1
Runaway- 109.13
By Myself- 103.13
In The End- 105.15
A Place For My Head- 133.1
Forgotten- 108.2
Cure For The Itch- 100
Pushing Me Away- 103.1

[LinkinJunior]

Hey Duffster, how do you come to those numbers? Did you happen to use some kind or program?

[Glenn]

Yeah it's called virtual dj. It's very expensive. The problem with it, is that usually it comes up with a 3/4 time. So for most of the songs, I had to multiply 3/4 by the given BPM to get the actual BPM. So what I did after I did the math, I tested the BPM out. I clicked on a button that would repeat the same 4 beats over again, and if it was a correct measure, then the BPM was right.

If you want, I can do the same thing for Meteora.

[LinkinJunior]

That would be terrific. If you have the time Duffster, please receive those bpms. Thank You.

[Glenn]

Don't Stay- 86
Somewhere I Belong- 80
Lying From You- 74
Hit The Floor- 69
Easier to Run- 50
Faint- 130
Figure.09- 94
Breaking The Habit- 192
From The Inside (in 6/8)- 58
Nobody's Listening- 98
Session- 94
Numb- 108

Those were easy cause I had the Meteora songbook right here.