Echolalia Delay Calc
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About Echolalia Delay Calc
A delay calculator with built-in 'tap tempo' feature. Calculate delay times in milliseconds based on BPM – ideal for tempo-synced delay/echo effects.
* Enter BPM manually or use the built-in 'tap tempo' feature
* Calculate delay times corresponding to the following note lengths: whole – 128th notes; standard, triplet and dotted
* Customise the colour scheme
* Support for all screen sizes
* Enter BPM manually or use the built-in 'tap tempo' feature
* Calculate delay times corresponding to the following note lengths: whole – 128th notes; standard, triplet and dotted
* Customise the colour scheme
* Support for all screen sizes
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Android
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2.1+
Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
Users can now customise the colour scheme
The “Tap” button now changes colour when you tap it (just like any regular button)
Users can now customise the colour scheme
The “Tap” button now changes colour when you tap it (just like any regular button)
More downloads Echolalia Delay Calc reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
More downloads Echolalia Delay Calc reached 5 000 - 10 000 downloads
More downloads Echolalia Delay Calc reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
More downloads Echolalia Delay Calc reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
What are users saying about Echolalia Delay Calc
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Lacks the most commonly used delay value (dotted 8ths, or any other dotted notes for that matter.) Also requires you to tap tempo and counts it to 2 decimal places. If youvare syncing up with a rhythm track at an exact bpm, you will never be able to get a straight answer for, say, 104 bpm, you'll always end up tapping 104.17 or something. You should be able to type in a straight up tempo.
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Simple, works with decimals, it does dotted and triplets, and its free. Thanks!
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The user can tap the tempo. Interface is simple. I like the the rhythmic values grouping (binary, triplets, dotted).
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Nice great apps
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I was looking for this the whole day. Thank you! PS. As a suggestion add a conversion to Hz too, that would be awesome!
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Easy to use, simple layout, wish all "audio" apps were this great
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Really handy! Loving This app!
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Lacks the most commonly used delay value (dotted 8ths, or any other dotted notes for that matter.) Also requires you to tap tempo and counts it to 2 decimal places. If youvare syncing up with a rhythm track at an exact bpm, you will never be able to get a straight answer for, say, 104 bpm, you'll always end up tapping 104.17 or something. You should be able to type in a straight up tempo.
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Finally a tap delay that gives you milliseconds. Would be nice to have an option for the initial tap to be read in milliseconds on that page too. Most sound engineers have no use for BPM readings.
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I was looking for this the whole day. Thank you! PS. As a suggestion add a conversion to Hz too, that would be awesome!
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Simple and useful, great!
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Much greater than the iphone alternative
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Super easy being able to save a tempo to a song title would take it all the way
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I'm not sure what the user below is talking about, there's a selection menu for standard, dotted, and triplet notes.
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Excellent. Just what I needed. Thanks.
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Works great. Free. What more could you ask for? Thanks!
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Perfect for musicians
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Sweet Finally a tap delay that gives you milliseconds. Would be nice to have an option for the initial tap to be read in milliseconds on that page too. Most sound engineers have no use for BPM readings.
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Just what I needed! Simple and useful, great!
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Nice! Works great. Free. What more could you ask for? Thanks!
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Good job Perfect for musicians
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Lacks the most commonly used delay value (dotted 8ths, or any other dotted notes for that matter.) Also requires you to tap tempo and counts it to 2 decimal places. If youvare syncing up with a rhythm track at an exact bpm, you will never be able to get a straight answer for, say, 104 bpm, you'll always end up tapping 104.17 or something. You should be able to type in a straight up tempo.