Tempo Finder for Film Scoring
开发商：Raquel Garcia Cabanas
appid：1453280598
包名：es.ilovemedia.TempoFinderForFilmScoring
分类：音乐
更新时间：2019-03-03
Tempo Finder for Film Scoring实时排行
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应用截图 iphone
详细信息
版本：版本 1.1
大小：48.6 MB
语言：4+
© 2019 Raquel García Cabañas
兼容性： 系统要求：iOS 9.0 或更高版本。兼容设备：iPhone、iPad、iPod touch。
当前版本：星 份评分
所有版本：星 份评分
版本更新
Added 59.94 Non-Drop framerate.
Fixed bug with 29.97 DF framerate.
Fixed bug with 29.97 DF framerate.
Tempo Finder for Film Scoring简介
Tempo finder for film scoring is an app to help music composers find the best tempo for a music cue. This application makes it easy to find a tempo that is perfectly synchronized with the scene, something essential on composing music for a film.
Enter between 2 and 8 relevant timecodes of a cue. The lowest timecode will be considered the start of the music cue.
Select the appropriate movie frame rate. Available frame rates: 23.976, 24, 25, 29.97 DF (drop frames), 29.97 ND, 30, 48, 50, 59.94 and 60.
Enter the lower and upper tempo range to find the best tempo and select the minimum step for the finder.
Click on the metronome to calculate the best bpm for your cue, or click on edit to enter manually a tempo to check it.
In the data panel, you can see the offset for a selected bpm (milliseconds and frames) depending on whether the nearest beat is before or after each timecode.
The chart panel is a more illustrative way to see where each timecode is in a measure for a selected tempo.
Enter between 2 and 8 relevant timecodes of a cue. The lowest timecode will be considered the start of the music cue.
Select the appropriate movie frame rate. Available frame rates: 23.976, 24, 25, 29.97 DF (drop frames), 29.97 ND, 30, 48, 50, 59.94 and 60.
Enter the lower and upper tempo range to find the best tempo and select the minimum step for the finder.
Click on the metronome to calculate the best bpm for your cue, or click on edit to enter manually a tempo to check it.
In the data panel, you can see the offset for a selected bpm (milliseconds and frames) depending on whether the nearest beat is before or after each timecode.
The chart panel is a more illustrative way to see where each timecode is in a measure for a selected tempo.