① Look Up the Notes of a Chord
202 types can be searched by their information on any root note. It also shows the main related scales and substitute chords based on Negative Harmony theory.
This app calculates note values. Just enter a BPM to see the durations of 18 kinds of notes at a glance.
The display can be switched between seconds, milliseconds, microseconds, sec, ms, and μs.
It can also calculate the length of a song from the number of bars.
* If you need the duration of a note type not listed here, please use ⑧ Metric Modulation.
Enter the BPM you want to look up, and the calculation is performed.
The note value display format can be chosen from 6 options: [seconds, milliseconds, microseconds, sec, ms, μs].
Selecting one from the dropdown list switches the display to that format.
If a result has more than 3 decimal places, the displayed value is rounded to 3 decimal places.
Click a note image or a note value text to copy the current value (number only) to the clipboard.
The copied value is truncated to 10 decimal places.
Specify a time signature and a number of bars to calculate the length of a song at the given BPM.
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◆ How to Understand Any Rhythm — A Mathematical Theory of Rhythm — (Japanese)
An article covering how to think about rhythm and how to calculate note values.
◆ Metric Modulation Explained (Japanese)
An article explaining metric modulation.
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