dur/dur = float, and float * dur = dur; so you may divide by whatever unit you wish to work in.. ( bpm / 1::minute, bpm / 1::second, etc ). eduard aylon wrote:
Hi Atte,
I think (and makes sense) you cannot cast from dur to float but there is a work around, ie. dividing by samp and assigning to float.
1::samp => dur bpm; bpm/samp => float n; <<< n + 1.>>>;
On Jun 19, 2006, at 1:14 AM, Atte André Jensen wrote:
Atte André Jensen wrote:
This works for me ( on win32 ), using a variety of 1::second / 1::samp => float srate; Potentially stupid question:
Using this (thanks, it works) I get a bpm as a duration: ((now - first_tap)/nb_taps)/sample_rate * 60
Another place I do:
60 => int bpm; 1::second / 1::samp => float sample_rate;
Is it possible to cast the calculated bpm in duration to float?
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