kelsmusic

I have a brain cracking equation I can't workout, but I'm sure someone 

I want to work out a formula for scaling bpm to milliseconds.

example: 30 bpm = 2000 milliseconds (argument in metro)

I believe this could placed in expr but I have no knowledge of that 

I have a brain cracking equation I can't workout, but I'm sure someone 
here can.

example:  30 bpm = 2000 milliseconds (argument in metro)
		60 bpm = 1000
		120 bpm = 500
		240 bpm = 250
		etc.

I believe this could placed in expr but I have no knowledge of that 
kind of language. Any thoughts?

log-function-i-think

Quote: kelsmusic wrote on Wed, 15 August 2007 18:01

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> I have a brain cracking equation I can't workout, but I'm sure someone 

> I want to work out a formula for scaling bpm to milliseconds.

> example: 30 bpm = 2000 milliseconds (argument in metro)

> I believe this could placed in expr but I have no knowledge of that 

Quote: kelsmusic wrote on Wed, 15 August 2007 18:01
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> Hi all,
>
> I have a brain cracking equation I can't workout, but I'm sure someone 
> here can.
>
> I want to work out a formula for scaling bpm to milliseconds.
>
> example:  30 bpm = 2000 milliseconds (argument in metro)
> 		60 bpm = 1000
> 		120 bpm = 500
> 		240 bpm = 250
> 		etc.
>
> I believe this could placed in expr but I have no knowledge of that 
> kind of language. Any thoughts?
>
> Kel
>
>
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or... you could use the [tempo] object... which accepts bpm as an argument to set the tempo

Quote: doctor op wrote on Wed, 15 August 2007 18:06

> Quote: kelsmusic wrote on Wed, 15 August 2007 18:01

> ----------------------------------------------------

> > I have a brain cracking equation I can't workout, but I'm sure someone 

> > I want to work out a formula for scaling bpm to milliseconds.

> > example: 30 bpm = 2000 milliseconds (argument in metro)

> > I believe this could placed in expr but I have no knowledge of that 

Quote: doctor op wrote on Wed, 15 August 2007 18:06
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> 60,000/bpm = milliseconds per beat
>
> /dan
>
>
> Quote: kelsmusic wrote on Wed, 15 August 2007 18:01
> ----------------------------------------------------
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I have a brain cracking equation I can't workout, but I'm sure someone 
> > here can.
> >
> > I want to work out a formula for scaling bpm to milliseconds.
> >
> > example:  30 bpm = 2000 milliseconds (argument in metro)
> > 		60 bpm = 1000
> > 		120 bpm = 500
> > 		240 bpm = 250
> > 		etc.
> >
> > I believe this could placed in expr but I have no knowledge of that 
> > kind of language. Any thoughts?
> >
> > Kel
> >
> >
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
>
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Log Function...I think?