On Fri, 3 Feb 2017 06:01:21 +0100, Ralf Mardorf wrote: >[weremouse@moonstudio ~]$ bpm2ms | head -9 >(60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/1)= 2000ms >(60000ms/120BPM)*4*(3/4)= 1500ms >(60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/2)= 1000ms >(60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/4)= 500ms >(60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/8)= 250ms >(60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/12)= ~166.66666666666666666667ms >(60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/16)= 125ms >(60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/24)= ~83.33333333333333333333ms >(60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/32)= 62.5ms
I was thinking in four-four time, it's better to changed "1/1" to "4/4" and "1/2" to "2/4". [weremouse@moonstudio ~]$ bpm2ms | head -9 (60000ms/120BPM)*4*(4/4)= 2000ms (60000ms/120BPM)*4*(3/4)= 1500ms (60000ms/120BPM)*4*(2/4)= 1000ms (60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/4)= 500ms (60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/8)= 250ms (60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/12)= ~166.66666666666666666667ms (60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/16)= 125ms (60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/24)= ~83.33333333333333333333ms (60000ms/120BPM)*4*(1/32)= 62.5ms [weremouse@moonstudio ~]$ ls -l /usr/local/bin/bpm2ms -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 503 Feb 3 06:17 /usr/local/bin/bpm2ms The script contains a weak typo protection, I reduced the regex "[0-9][0-9]" to "[0-9]", so it became weaker, but now it's possible to use one-digit BPM values. The improved script is attached.
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