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Re: [coreaudio] BPM
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Re: [coreaudio] BPM


  • Subject: Re: [coreaudio] BPM
  • From: robert <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 19:01:10 +0200
  • Mail-followup-to: email@hidden

>is there any bpm functions or would this be a "high level" kinda thing
>that one would create themsselfs. what im looking for is a simple bpm
>timer that would fire "signials" to me (action events in java :) any help
>or links/code would rock.

You'd have to make it yourself. Depending on your needs, you might be able
to create a thread firing those events at regular (one event per beat, I
presume?) intervals.

I'm currently working (see my postings from a couple of days ago) on an
Objective C program which does something similar. In my case, the events
that are fired are going to be MIDI Time Clock messages.

I'm hoping (this is all purely an intellectual challenge to me, getting
to know Cocoa and the NS runtime a bit better) to be able to synchronize
programs like Live to incoming audio.

If you want to share some ideas, mail me privately :)

robert
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