Introduction

Easy to use, intuitive, graphical interface for applying BPM based timings to cue timings, preset recipe lines and programmer attributes. Simply select which object to target, enter a BPM value and the plugin does the rest.

BPM Input

This input field is avaiable on each of the options from the main menu, this is where you specify what BPM to base the calculations on. If you're using BPMTimes in combination with SongMAnager or MArkers, this box will be auto-filled with information from these plugins.

Beat Selection

Across each option in BPMTimes is our Beat Picker. This grid of buttons will apply the selected beat value to the targeted location.

Cue Dialog

Select the Cue option to apply BPM based timings to Cue Fades, Cue Delays, CMD Delay & MIB Timings.

Cue Target Input

Use the Sequence Input to specify which sequence to target and the Cue(s) input to speicfy a single or range of cues to apply values to. These fields will be auto-populated with your current seleted sequence and active cue. Cue input can be in the format of "1" or "1 Thru 10".

Target Property Checkboxes

From this grid, you can select which cue property you wish BPMTimes to apply the timings to.

Recipe Dialog

Select the Recipe option to apply BPM based timings to recipes that are currently in the programmer.

MATricks Property Checkboxes

You can then select any MATricks timing attribute to apply your BPM to.

Cue Recipe Dialog

Select the Cue Recipe option to apply BPM based timings to recipes that are currently stored into cues.

Target Property Checkboxes

From these inputs, you can select which cue reicpes are targeted. Sequence input can be specified or set to a Thru range "1 Thru 10", Cue input can be specified or set to a Thru range. Part(s) / Recipe(s) accepts a specified recipe line, range of lines or all "."

Preset Dialog

You can use the Preset option to assign the SpeedFrom value for recipe's that are within a given preset.

Target Preset

Select which preset to target by inputing the preset into this field. For example "21.1". You can also use the "+" button to select from a list of presets in your showfile.

Attribute Dialog

Attribue will apply the a mutiplier of the BPM value to the active attributes in a running phaser.

Create Macros

Create Macros which call quickly call functions of the plugin. For example, you can create macros to instantly assign the current cue's CueFade to 4 beats of the BPM value.

You can create your own macros to interact with BPMTimes to suit your own programming tasks.

Example Current Cue Fade Macro

Example Current Cue Recipe Macro

Example Preset Recipe Macro