I'd suggest trying a function that reads the bom off a keypress, space bar
maybe, and see if the variation is as great. If so I'd say that it's a
general flash player thing.
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 8:24 AM, Flap Flap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm actually taking some personnal time to work on a little project that
> unit two of my main occupations :
>
> Flex developpement and Mashup producing.
>
> In this AIR application I'll need a TAP Button.
> A TAP Button is a button that is clicking on rhytm to help find the BPM
> (Beats Per Minutes) of a song.
>
> The function seems simple :
>
> private function setTappedBPM( e : MouseEvent ) : void
> {
> var timer : Number = getTimer();
> if( _nLastTimerForTappedBtn == 0 )
> {
> _nLastTimerForTappedBtn = timer;
> }
> else
> {
> var ms : uint = timer - _nLastTimerForTappedBtn;
> var tappedBPM : uint = 6000000 / ms;
> _nTappedBPM = tappedBPM / 100;
> _nLastTimerForTappedBtn = timer;
> mainUI.bpmChoose.btnTap.label = "Tap (" + _nTappedBPM +
> ")";
> }
>
> }
>
> Hi just keep the timer (from getTime) of the last click and then calculate
> the gap between the new and the old, it give me the number of ms between two
> click.
> I just have to make some basic math to have the BPM.
>
> But, by testing I see that the precision is very bad. I try to test it one
> very regular song and by clicking as regular as I can but the tempo
> calculated is very floating (about 10 BPM of gap)...
>
> I have make a mistake or it is just a flash player limitation ?
>
> --
> Benoît Milgram / Flapflap
> http://www.kilooctet.net
>
> I'm also a music mashup / bootlegs producer :
> http://www.djgaston.net
>
>
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