A Capella with a bpm of 140

[KingSpanner]

I need a hip-hop a capella with a bpm of 140, I'll post when I'm done

[Uru-Nitro]

140? that's almost imposoble... ch-check it out is one of the fasters rap songs I've ever heard and it's "only" 115 bpm.
good luck in the searching anyways

[DeeJayZap]

use an acapella of 70bpm, when mixed with 140 (double) it will go on time.

[landos_dad]

Yeah, hiphop generally sits between 90 and 110bpm... interesting though.hmmm What about Outkast's Bombs Over Baghdad or even Hey ya! Theyre fast.

When I remixed Root Down I pitch shifted the accapella to about 150bpm for a punk style track.

[DJ BC]

There is such a thing as pitch shifting, you know that right? :rolleyes:

[ScarySquirrel]

I wouldn't even bother with Hey Ya! since the time signature is funky on that. Meaning it's not in the traditional 4/4 that goes with most hip-hop.

If you count the beats they go through four counts five times, then it goes for two beats, and then back to the four counts.

Just use something around 70BPM like someone suggested earlier, it'll work out fine.

[landos_dad]

I wouldn't even bother with Hey Ya! since the time signature is funky on that. Meaning it's not in the traditional 4/4 that goes with most hip-hop.

If you count the beats they go through four counts five times, then it goes for two beats, and then back to the four counts.

Just use something around 70BPM like someone suggested earlier, it'll work out fine.

Sequencers allow one to change time signatures to you know. People want it on a plate these days.. work it baby :D

70bpm is some slow ass hiphop :)

[coupedeville]

Twista, certain Busta Rhymes tracks, Do Or Die, Luke's "Scarred" all
come to mind. Already very fast pellas you could speed up.