personal_username

I was looking for a way to tap on a bang and convert the timing between taps into musical timing at a given tempo (eg 16n -32n - 128n - 4n) on a coll.

I am tying to use [timer], but it looks like a lot of effort, and I am thinking if there is an easier way to do so.

I was looking for a way to tap on a bang and convert the timing between taps into musical timing at a given tempo (eg 16n -32n - 128n - 4n) on a coll.
I am tying to use [timer], but it looks like a lot of effort, and I am thinking if there is an easier way to do so.
Anybody tried or has some tips?

collect-tempo-info

I'm actually trying to automatize the process.

Now I've this quite simple process that gives me info about msec to notevalue conversion at any given tempo.

Now I want to match each casual tapping to the nearest value out there.

For instance, at 60 bpm "2n" corresponds to 2000 msec, while "1nt" is 2666 msec.

I don't want to parse this data with split, because I would have a value of 2001 being considered 1nt instead of 2n.

Is there an object or process which would implement a *nearest value* detection?

I'm actually trying to automatize the process.
Now I've this quite simple process that gives me info about msec to notevalue conversion at any given tempo.
The coll stores the relevant data.

Now I want to match each casual tapping to the nearest value out there.
For instance, at 60 bpm "2n" corresponds to 2000 msec, while "1nt" is 2666 msec.
I don't want to parse this data with split, because I would have a value of 2001 being considered 1nt instead of 2n.
Is there an object or process which would implement a *nearest value* detection?

collect tempo info