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Describe the bug
When you set BPM to 110 for example, It works fine, but when you save your project and load it again, It automatically changes into 109.95 bpm.
(This problem can be temporarily solved by setting BPM to 110 every single time when you open the project)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to 'Settings'
Click on 'Preference'
Click on 'Playback'
Click on 'Beats per minute (BPM)'
Click on 'OK'
Set BPM to '110'
Save The Project.
Load it again.
See How BPM Is Changed Into '109.95'
Expected behavior
It should be exactly same BPM when loaded.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is caused by the tempo value being stored in ticks per second (t/s) in .nbs files. One tick per second equals 3.75 BPM, so only BPMs that are multiples of that value can be stored and loaded properly. This is one of the issues we plan to address in version 6 of the NBS format.
Describe the bug
When you set BPM to 110 for example, It works fine, but when you save your project and load it again, It automatically changes into 109.95 bpm.
(This problem can be temporarily solved by setting BPM to 110 every single time when you open the project)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
It should be exactly same BPM when loaded.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: