How to use Quantized time in tone.js
I'm using TONE.JS library to play audio in Javascript. It says that '@1m' should return the time of the next measure. However it is not working for me.
Here is an example.
Tone.Transport.start();
setTimeout(() =>
console.log(Tone.Transport.seconds);
console.log(Tone.Time('1:0').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('2:0').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('@1m').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('@2m').toSeconds());
, 2500);
The output I expect is
- ~2.5 = current transport time
- 2 = time of second measure, which is the current one
- 4 = time of third measure, which is the next one
- 4 = time of third measure (the next one after current)
- 6 = time of fourth measure
Instead I get this
2.304580498866213
2
4
4.106294642857143
4.106294642857143
Why does '@1m' not return the start of a measure? And why does '@2m' return the same thing as '@1m'?
javascript playback tone.js
edited Dec 31 '18 at 20:09
jpyams
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asked Nov 10 '18 at 21:12
John HenckelJohn Henckel
3,29613046
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I'm using TONE.JS library to play audio in Javascript. It says that '@1m' should return the time of the next measure. However it is not working for me.
Here is an example.
Tone.Transport.start();
setTimeout(() =>
console.log(Tone.Transport.seconds);
console.log(Tone.Time('1:0').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('2:0').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('@1m').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('@2m').toSeconds());
, 2500);
The output I expect is
- ~2.5 = current transport time
- 2 = time of second measure, which is the current one
- 4 = time of third measure, which is the next one
- 4 = time of third measure (the next one after current)
- 6 = time of fourth measure
Instead I get this
2.304580498866213
2
4
4.106294642857143
4.106294642857143
Why does '@1m' not return the start of a measure? And why does '@2m' return the same thing as '@1m'?
javascript playback tone.js
edited Dec 31 '18 at 20:09
jpyams
1,2701232
asked Nov 10 '18 at 21:12
John HenckelJohn Henckel
3,29613046
add a comment |
I'm using TONE.JS library to play audio in Javascript. It says that '@1m' should return the time of the next measure. However it is not working for me.
Here is an example.
Tone.Transport.start();
setTimeout(() =>
console.log(Tone.Transport.seconds);
console.log(Tone.Time('1:0').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('2:0').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('@1m').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('@2m').toSeconds());
, 2500);
The output I expect is
- ~2.5 = current transport time
- 2 = time of second measure, which is the current one
- 4 = time of third measure, which is the next one
- 4 = time of third measure (the next one after current)
- 6 = time of fourth measure
Instead I get this
2.304580498866213
2
4
4.106294642857143
4.106294642857143
Why does '@1m' not return the start of a measure? And why does '@2m' return the same thing as '@1m'?
javascript playback tone.js
edited Dec 31 '18 at 20:09
jpyams
1,2701232
asked Nov 10 '18 at 21:12
John HenckelJohn Henckel
3,29613046
I'm using TONE.JS library to play audio in Javascript. It says that '@1m' should return the time of the next measure. However it is not working for me.
Here is an example.
Tone.Transport.start();
setTimeout(() =>
console.log(Tone.Transport.seconds);
console.log(Tone.Time('1:0').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('2:0').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('@1m').toSeconds());
console.log(Tone.Time('@2m').toSeconds());
, 2500);
The output I expect is
- ~2.5 = current transport time
- 2 = time of second measure, which is the current one
- 4 = time of third measure, which is the next one
- 4 = time of third measure (the next one after current)
- 6 = time of fourth measure
Instead I get this
2.304580498866213
2
4
4.106294642857143
4.106294642857143
Why does '@1m' not return the start of a measure? And why does '@2m' return the same thing as '@1m'?
javascript playback tone.js
javascript playback tone.js
edited Dec 31 '18 at 20:09
jpyams
1,2701232
asked Nov 10 '18 at 21:12
John HenckelJohn Henckel
3,29613046
edited Dec 31 '18 at 20:09
jpyams
1,2701232
asked Nov 10 '18 at 21:12
John HenckelJohn Henckel
3,29613046
edited Dec 31 '18 at 20:09
jpyams
1,2701232
edited Dec 31 '18 at 20:09
jpyams
1,2701232
edited Dec 31 '18 at 20:09
jpyams
1,2701232
1,2701232
asked Nov 10 '18 at 21:12
John HenckelJohn Henckel
3,29613046
asked Nov 10 '18 at 21:12
John HenckelJohn Henckel
3,29613046
asked Nov 10 '18 at 21:12
John HenckelJohn Henckel
3,29613046
3,29613046
add a comment |
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