On 19/09/12 01:43, ronni montoya wrote:
Hi, how can i convert bpm events into time values? i need to fill a
table with time values from a specific bpm
any idea how to achieve this?
BPM is beats per minute, so for example:
60 bpm means 60 beats in 1 minute, 1 beat per second
120 bpm is 120
Hi Cyrille
I setup a laptop yesterday with Ubuntu 12.04 and this machine also has
HDMI. I experience similar behaviour. I don't actually need Pd to work
with HDMI audio out, that's why I didn't investigate the problem. But I
wanted to let you know, that it seems a general problem with Pd, not
Is your question about how to convert from BPM to time between beats?
The formula is this:
period = 1 / frequency
In Pd, you probably want to have the period to be in ms (milliseconds).
So the formula is this:
time_between_beats = 6 / BPM
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Roman, I reversed the Firmata replacement and still have the same problem.
Other examples will compile but not the ones from Firmata. I even tried to
compile the original Firmata examples and It didn't work neither. What
might be happening? Sorry if I'm missing something fundamental, but I'm
There has been much discussion bout running Pd on the Raspberry Pi on the
list lately, so folks might be interested in a class that we will be
hosting at CRASH Space in Los Angeles.
Sunday, October 7th from 3-7 PM
The class will be taught by Miller Puckette and will be hands-on workshop
on how
Awesome! Thanks so much hc.. successfully compiling externals on ubuntu
now.
I am wondering about the template.. there's probably no easy way for
cross-compilation to be achieved, is there?
Specifically I am looking to compile for armv7l.
Thanks again!
On Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 6:21 PM,
The library template is only set up to cross-compile for Android and
iOS. My guess is that if you have a Ubuntu/armv7l cross-compiler setup
already, you could probably make it work just by setting the CC:
make CC=/path/to/your/armv7l/armeabi-gcc
.hc
On 09/19/2012 03:12 PM, johnny zithers
