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I tried another CD at 120 BPM. The KP3 seemd to like this one a bit better and did manage to stay on 120 for extended periods, but it did jump up to 120.4 and dip to 195.5. so it jumped up 75.1 bpm? That happens to me too, and hopelessly throws the 1 beat off. And thanks for giving this a try ...

here's my home setup: 1 x DJM600 (4 channel mixer) 1 x 1200MK2 on channel 2 1 x 1200MK2 on channel 3 1 x KP3 input from DJM600 sends, output to channel 4 then I choose the channel to send via the effects knob and control the kp3 output via channel 4 fader to isolate when recording master channel ...

Yeah, the djm600 seriously rocks. Very fast bpm acquisition, usually locked on by the end of the second measure. (breakbeats too) Don't get me wrong, I understand the natural limitations of any auto-bpm implementation. When I say, "dead on, every time," I'm speaking of consistent, reproducible bpm ...

Yes I have. The auto-bpm on my pioneer djm600 is dead-on, every time. I can even drift my pitch up/down and it keeps up. (and, in turn, so does the playing sample loop) Now, I realize that the kp3 is a less-expensive device than my djm600, but the auto-bpm implementation seems broken to me ...

Thanks for the tip, but I'm speaking strictly about auto-bpm via incoming audio analysis and the havok it wrecks on sample playback timing; not midi signaling.

hey everybody, I just got a kp3 a few days ago, and am having *serious* difficulty with Auto-BPM and its affect on sample playback. I've tried varying the input levels, from a whisper to a scream, both on my mixer (DJM600) and using the input volume knobs, to no avail. (kept an eye on the peak light ...