BPM Effects Timings CLI

A simple CLI tool that calculates baseline effect timings (Reverb Delay, Pre-Delay, Compressor Attack/Release) based on BPM, I got sick of using a calculator to find those pocket-timings!

~Trevor Katemba.

Installation

Windows

1. Download the latest release

   • Go to the Releases page.
   • Download t.exe.

2. Move the executable to a directory in your PATH

   • Open PowerShell and run:

     move t.exe C:\Windows\System32\

   • Now, you can use t from any command prompt or terminal.

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Linux & macOS

1. Download the latest release

   curl -L -o t https://github.com/yourusername/bpm-effects-timings/releases/latest/download/t-linux

   (For macOS, replace t-linux with t-mac in the URL above.)

2. Make it executable and move it to /usr/local/bin/

   chmod +x t
   sudo mv t /usr/local/bin/
   

Usage

Once you've installed it, run the command in your CLI with a BPM value:

t 120

If no BPM is provided, the tool will just prompt you to enter one manually.

Example Output for BPM of 100

Effects Timings:
----------------------------
Reverb Delay:         2.40s
Reverb Pre-Delay:    37.50ms
Compressor Attack:   37.50ms
Compressor Release:  75.00ms
----------------------------

Building with Go

If you have Go installed, you can also build the tool manually :)

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/bpm-effects-timings.git
cd bpm-effects-timings
go build -o t ./cmd/main.go
sudo mv t /usr/local/bin/   # Linux/macOS
move t.exe C:\Windows\System32\   # Windows

License

This project is under MIT license, feel free to modify and contribute to it!

Thanks for using!