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Nice!

Actually that idea doesn't work as the new tuners do not fit on the old plate. The new plates screw holes don't line up either!

I certainly agree!

It certainly can be tough to give up but I think often it is actually easier than people expect as long as they have made up their minds to give up.

Got my new tuners today so hopefully be able to get this guitar up and running within the next couple of days!

I must be getting more patient in my old age as I previously would have been tearing my hair out not being able to try a new purchase for this long!

I guess my brain is just not capable of grasping this.

Where or how is it the high hat being defined as not a crotchet in the first place? Assuming you just had the high hat there, how can anyone say that each sound does not represent 1 beat ie 1 crotchett?

I know I blocked it in 16 notes in my example above but in reality there is no end to the loop. It is just a solid tick tick ticking of the high hat?

Thanks for helping but you have lost me!       

I can definitely understand why, in the opening post example, you would count the bass and snare though I still don't get why you would do this over counting the high hats. Both are consistently laying down a beat - just which one counts for the BPM.

If there were no bass or snare then I can only surmise that the bpm must be that of the high hat - 154bpm.

For example, if you just took that high hat sound and put it into a metronome, it would be at 154bpm.

Thanks for the explanation - I think I am getting confused with the high  hats as this is what I am counting (an tapping to) in this instance though I guess these are only half beats.

If I took out the snare and the bass drum, leaving only the high hats - would the bpm still be the same?

Thanks a lot

I'll look to getting a new set and hopefully this will be the end of the problem!

Yes this is EZ Drummer. And 77bpm is exactly what I had it set to.

There is a couple of things that confused me about this.

Firstly I am unsure what to count as the main beat - to me, if I were tapping the tempo I would be tapping the high hat beat, the bass drum falling on beat one and the snare on beat three. However this would make the tempo 154bpm.

I was trying to find the tempo of a song that had a similar drum beat to this, so I aligned it all up and came up with cubase saying 77bpm however looking online, most of this bands tempos are >120 bpm and picking another couple of their tracks, I find the same issue with cubase reporting them at 1/2 the speed suggested.

So I got very confused and I still am!

How did you find the bpm?

Wow I feel so proud. I never dreamed that this forum could create such a collaboration!

Sounds great guys. Really like what you have done there James!

I'm lost for any more words!