max bpm is 999, but are there ways to go over the limit? i had to space out my notes more far apart to fit in smaller note values like demisemiquavers and because of this limitation its stuck at a much slower tempo
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max bpm is 999, but are there ways to go over the limit? i had to space out my notes more far apart to fit in smaller note values like demisemiquavers and because of this limitation its stuck at a much slower tempo
11-16-2025, 05:21 AM
(11-16-2025, 03:20 AM)phrogfibsh Wrote: max bpm is 999, but are there ways to go over the limit? i had to space out my notes more far apart to fit in smaller note values like demisemiquavers and because of this limitation its stuck at a much slower tempo just use smaller note values there is no need to have tempos over 400
11-17-2025, 03:45 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-17-2025, 03:49 AM by phrogfibsh.)
im not sure how it would work because from what i know inspect element only changes elements visually and does not really interfere with the backend or whatever receives the bpm input to make it play at a higher bpm, is there an example for this solution? i cant seem to get it to work.. Edit: oh actually its fine, the other alternative solution suggested by someone else worked for me (11-16-2025, 05:23 AM)Moissanite Wrote: you can use inspect element to get a higher bpm
11-17-2025, 03:47 AM
in inspect element select the input#bpm (the one that says <input type="text" id="bpm"...) and change maxlength="3" to a larger value and it will let you put any number in
11-17-2025, 03:50 AM
you can also type in console setInitialBPM(1240); but it wont visually change it until you save the sequence i think
11-17-2025, 03:52 AM
(11-16-2025, 05:21 AM)Ewrruewc Wrote:(11-16-2025, 03:20 AM)phrogfibsh Wrote: max bpm is 999, but are there ways to go over the limit? i had to space out my notes more far apart to fit in smaller note values like demisemiquavers and because of this limitation its stuck at a much slower tempo hey, just tried this out and it did work! apparently there are more alternative ways so ill be going with what sticks better for me. thanks for the suggestion
11-17-2025, 03:53 AM
(11-17-2025, 03:47 AM)trumbo Wrote: in inspect element select the input#bpm (the one that says <input type="text" id="bpm"...) and change maxlength="3" to a larger value and it will let you put any number inlets go this worked tons, ive been editing the wrong element the whole time.. thank you |
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