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Subject: For Christ's sake, not him again!


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Original Message 1/10                 Date: 25-Mar-03  @  10:34 AM   -   For Christ's sake, not him again!

Filthy McNasty

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Yes, its me again. Back with another question that's probably been asked loads. Anyway.....

I'm trying to get my verb pre delay in time with my track. So, I've gone to that chart in the table section and worked out....

My tracks are always at 125bpm. I've caculated that pre delay should be

1/4 48ms


1/8 24ms


1/16 12ms


1/32 6ms


Is that right?



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Message 2/10                 Date: 25-Mar-03  @  11:50 AM   -   RE: For Christ's sake, not him again!

milan

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there's a delay time calculator up there^^^ in the tech tables section^^^ click click  



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Message 3/10                 Date: 25-Mar-03  @  11:55 AM   -   RE: For Christ's sake, not him again!

Stefan

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No, it isn't ;-)



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Message 4/10                 Date: 25-Mar-03  @  12:14 PM   -   RE: For Christ's sake, not him again!

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Hi Filthy!

hmmm...
125 beats per minute. 1 beat is one 1/4th note (I assume signature is 4/4)

So 125 1/4th per minute, lets divide this by 60, thats 2.0833 1/4th note per second.

Take 1 / 2.0833, thats 0.48 (the length of one 1/4th note is seconds).

If you multiply that w 1000 you get the length of a quarter note in ms.

480 ms voila. I hope I didn't fucked it up  



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Message 5/10                 Date: 25-Mar-03  @  12:32 PM   -   RE: For Christ's sake, not him again!

milan

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well if you had looked it up in the tables section you would have known if you were right by now. (which you were, btw  )



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Message 6/10                 Date: 25-Mar-03  @  01:05 PM   -   RE: For Christ's sake, not him again!

Filthy McNasty

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So I was right then Cool. You girlz never give a straight answer. You make people work for it. :-)



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Message 7/10                 Date: 25-Mar-03  @  01:21 PM   -   RE: For Christ's sake, not him again!

milan

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yup, just like FM  



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Message 8/10                 Date: 25-Mar-03  @  02:18 PM     Edit: 25-Mar-03  |  02:22 PM   -   RE: For Christ's sake, not him again!

Ragnar0k

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"I've CALCULATED that pre delay should be..."

Oh, and by the way, why don't you just use your ears?

:-)



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Message 9/10                 Date: 25-Mar-03  @  05:13 PM   -   RE: For Christ's sake, not him again!

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'sbeen posted before but 'sgood. ^^^^

Also, an easy way to find a quarter note in ms is divide 60,000 by the tempo. Divide or multiply that further to get other note values.

psy



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Message 10/10                 Date: 25-Mar-03  @  07:30 PM   -   RE: For Christ's sake, not him again!

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yup, use your ears, cuz simply nailing things spot on the timing thing does not necessarily give you anything you couldn't get by just adding another note with reduced volume in the same place. It's the fact that the timing is not perfect, giving it an advanced or delayed reproduction that makes delay useful in the first place. So...use your ears and adjust the times to what feels correct in the given context.

Ape



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