plagiaritis

is there maybe a possibility to see the bpm of a music sample that is playing in a groove~ object.

If I change the speed/tempo of the playback will I be able to see how the bpm are changing??

tracking-bpm

was supposed to be in the Max/msp forum, sorry for that.

First you need to convert the beat you wish to calculate into a bang 

(typically the kick drum) using 'bonk~' or filter out the kick with 

biquad~ and detect with thresh~ -- then use the 'timer' object which 

will give you the ms between beats, then calculate ms to bpm

> is there maybe a possibility to see the bpm of a music sample that 

> If I change the speed/tempo of the playback will I be able to see 

First you need to convert the beat you wish to calculate into a bang  
(typically the kick drum) using 'bonk~' or filter out the kick with  
biquad~ and detect with thresh~ -- then use the 'timer' object which  
will give you the ms between beats, then calculate ms to bpm

>
> Hi all,
>
> is there maybe a possibility to see the bpm of a music sample that  
> is playing in a groove~ object.
>
> If I change the speed/tempo of the playback will I be able to see  
> how the bpm are changing??
>
> Thank you in advance!
>
>


Well, I think the timer object is pretty crappy if you accurately want to calculate the time between two events. Not that I have a better solution, but maybe somebody here has any ideas on how to make a "timer"-like patch, but then in audio-rate?

tracking bpm