locoDog
@twaga I think the scratch verb is only used for BASIC testing purposes.
But to answer the question, mainly to show how to get ms/beat values
first one is a more recent way
we get a constant 1, we cast it as beats, we then cast that beat to ms and it gives us ms/beat, and because scratch expects a +/- value we cast it one more time to a relative value and that puts it on the end of the scratch verb as a relative ms value.
second one
we don't have a divide verb, but we do have a parameter manipulation of
1 / parameter
we then multiply by 60000 [the number of ms in a minute]
and as before cast as relative.
But as I said before the scratch verb is VERY BASIC
If you're looking for scratch on a button press, you should look at this.
https://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/ScratchDNA.html
But to answer the question, mainly to show how to get ms/beat values
get_constant 1 & param_cast beats & param_cast ms & param_cast relative & scratch
get_bpm & param_1_x & param_multiply 60000 & param_cast ms & param_cast relative & scratch
first one is a more recent way
we get a constant 1, we cast it as beats, we then cast that beat to ms and it gives us ms/beat, and because scratch expects a +/- value we cast it one more time to a relative value and that puts it on the end of the scratch verb as a relative ms value.
second one
we don't have a divide verb, but we do have a parameter manipulation of
1 / parameter
we then multiply by 60000 [the number of ms in a minute]
and as before cast as relative.
But as I said before the scratch verb is VERY BASIC
If you're looking for scratch on a button press, you should look at this.
https://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/ScratchDNA.html
Posted 5 hours ago