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shilshoolon
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Posted : Feb 25, 2006 19:43
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How do you calculate the lfo time to fit the tempo of your song ?is there a software that can do it on a mac ?AU ?
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texmex
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Posted : Feb 25, 2006 20:07
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60/bpm = delay time for beat in seconds, multiply with 1000 to get millis. Any calculator will do.
To get 1/16th notes, divide that by 4 (beats are already 1/4th notes).
So for 120bpm and 1/16th note you would get 60/120/4 = 0.125 seconds
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shilshoolon
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Posted : Feb 26, 2006 21:56
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so would i do the same to find the freqs of the lfo ?
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texmex
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Posted : Feb 26, 2006 23:08
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Oh sorry, i somehow thought you were asking delay times. Nevertheless, frequency is just inverse of delay (or cycle) time. So turn it upside down.
freq = bpm/60 for beats or bpm/15 for 1/16th notes
So if your bpm is 120, freq for full cycle on every beat is then 120/60 = 2Hz for beats and 120/15 = 8Hz for 1/16th notes.
Is that what you asked for? 
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Freeflow
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Posted : Feb 27, 2006 04:27
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Texmex, great info...
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shilshoolon
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Posted : Feb 27, 2006 19:18
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cheers it realy works . why divide by 15 and not 16 ?
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e-motion
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Posted : Feb 28, 2006 01:21
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casuse 15 * 4 is 60  |
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shilshoolon
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Posted : Feb 28, 2006 04:06
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I was never good at math LOL.
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