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Trying to be 'exact' (within 1/100th of a second) on everything is probably unnecessary. At that point I think I should keep going by ear and do what sounds right. I'm mostly wondering about this so that I can match effects like delay (in miliseconds) with instruments in the song editor. I found a calculator that does it but it's too complex.

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I was mostly wondering how you would convert BPM to seconds in one bar (or full note). This makes perfect sense and thank you for helping me out there.

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I figured out how to zoom in too (Ctrl+scroll wheel). That is extremely tiny! I can definitely get any size note I need this way. I found the big 'Q' and it does go down to 1/192. I'm sorry I totally misunderstood you earlier. If you found this hard to understand let us know, I can make a tutor-video for it Nothing in LMMS can be smaller that 1/192 of a bar, but that is also extremely tiny! * Drag the note without snap to any size larger that 1/192ġ/192 is the general limit of all LMMS size-settings * Grab the edge of any note and make sure you can scale in current Q-value You can use 1/48 std-notes, but if you want even shorter just Just as Monospace says the spacing in LMMS is controlled by the Quantification-choice (Q), but the actual note- length is determined by the choice in the dropdown that default has the option Last-Note So essentially LMMS doesn't support extremely short notes for an arpeggio effect? Find games made with LMMS tagged Godot like Dark Sheep, Escape The Box, the serum on itch.io, the indie game hosting marketplace. It's the best resource there is for learning LMMS! I have a very long way to go but I'm glad I found this website. There are so many interesting things to tinker with! I think it'd be neat to modulate the speed too. So essentially LMMS doesn't support extremely short notes for an arpeggio effect? I suppose my best bet is to clone and layer synths playing arp at different notes and sequence the timing (perhaps with just a little delay). This was just a little beyond my vocabulary. You can still use msecd in envelopes and in sample-slices, but not in note-arpeggios.

So msekd is irrelevant in respect to note positions. LMMS-file-structure simply dont support it! You could at least in theory suppress the snap of 1/192 with holding ALT, but no such luck, the note would still not be placed at a finer granulation. So 2 * minimum-spacing would be 1/96, witch also is the 2.

It means that 1/192 is LMMS' minimum-spacing! The highest granularity is 1/192 of a bar, so placement calculations depends on multiplum of 1/192. The reason is that LMMS does not have 'free' placement of notes. It is really not the best way to go, in respect to note-positions in arpeggios. Does anyone know how long a bar is (at the standard 140 BPM?) This is a very specific question but I was wondering.

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