EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Hi Gary!

Easy this one, especially with the example you used. Just divide the 
difference between the C3 and C4 by 12.

a) 240 bpm - 120 bpm = 120 bpm

b) 120 bpm / 12 = 10 bpm

c) 10 bpm per semitone. C#3 = 130 bpm, F3 = 170 bpm

d) with 96 bpm, for eg, you'll divide 96 by 12, and get 8. Just add 8 
bpm for every semitone.

C'est tout!

Best,

Ned

On Sunday, October 12, 2003, at 11:44  AM, gary pozner wrote:

> Guys thank you for your responses.  I am not sure I explained myself
>
> Here is a reel world example.  I have a loop in my exs that is running
> at 120 BPM when I play middle C(C3).  What I want to figure out is the
> tempo when I play different intervals.  Let's say I play the same loop
> on Bb2, a 1/2 step down.  How do I figure out it's tempo 
> mathematically.
> And then of course easily figure out the other speeds at other
> intervals. 
>
> Lets say C3=120 beats per minute
>          C4=240 beats per minute
>       Now how do I get the other notes in between. 
>
>       Thanks
>
>       Gary Pozner     
>
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