SynthMaker

Free universal musical value calculator

Archive · 2010 2 old posts

From the original SynthMaker forum (2004–2014), with its members’ names and dates.

Jay ·

Hi all just thought some of you might find this little freeware app useful. 🙂

SCal V5 Is a universal musical value calculator. Calculators include, Delay Time, Lfo Rate, Bpm/Time/Beats/Bars conversion, timestretch and pitch shift and more! V5 also adds Mac OSX (Unibin) compatibility Downloads > http://www.expdigital.co.uk/

Seems the company Exp Digital have ceased trading.There's a free plugin pack there too! as well as their Infinity API. Have any of you coder types tried the API before? If so is it any good?

Best regards Jay

sunsynth ·

Thanks Jay - a useful calculator 4 me! 🙂

Damn: i can't program in chewy (a translation of 'C' in German 😉 looks like a fine API...

Cheers, Walter

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