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[[file:Default BPM.png|thumb|An image of the BPM shown by default. The default BPM is set at 110.]] | [[file:Default BPM.png|thumb|An image of the BPM shown by default. The default BPM is set at 110.]] | ||
The '''tempo''' of a sequence is the pace of the music measured in beats per minute (abbreviated BPM), which is the number of beats that occur in 60 seconds in a sequence. The default BPM setting is 110, and the range of valid values is from 10 to 999. | The '''tempo''' of a sequence is the pace of the music measured in beats per minute (abbreviated BPM), which is the number of beats that occur in 60 seconds in a sequence. The default BPM setting is 110, and the range of valid values is from 10 to 999. | ||
==Markers and tempo== | |||
''Further information: [[Markers]]''<br> | |||
With the introduction of markers on December 30, 2020, there is a marker option that can be used to increase or decrease the beats per measure during the song. See the [[markers]] page for more information. After clicking the <code>+</code> button, click "BPM" and enter a new BPM. There is also a blend option so those wanting to slowly change the BPM. | |||
[[category:Basic terms]] | [[category:Basic terms]] | ||
Revision as of 18:11, 20 May 2023
The tempo of a sequence is the pace of the music measured in beats per minute (abbreviated BPM), which is the number of beats that occur in 60 seconds in a sequence. The default BPM setting is 110, and the range of valid values is from 10 to 999.
Markers and tempo
Further information: Markers
With the introduction of markers on December 30, 2020, there is a marker option that can be used to increase or decrease the beats per measure during the song. See the markers page for more information. After clicking the + button, click "BPM" and enter a new BPM. There is also a blend option so those wanting to slowly change the BPM.
