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Film Scoring Tempo Finder is a specialized application designed for musicians and composers involved in film scoring. This app allows users to easily find and set tempos for their compositions, making it an essential tool for those in the multimedia field. It features an intuitive interface that facilitates quick adjustments, whether users are working on a full score or a simple cue.

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In addition to tempo setting, the app includes various metronome options, allowing users to customize their practice sessions. Film Scoring Tempo Finder is compatible with different time signatures and offers a range of tempo settings, which can be particularly useful for composers working on diverse projects. Overall, this app provides valuable support for anyone looking to enhance their film scoring workflow.

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Release
Latest update
Version
1.3
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Compatible with . iTunes account required.
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Total Downloads
10
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By Steve Barden
**** SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE ****Tempo Finder aids the film composer in the process of selecting the proper tempo to score a cue in a film. By...
**** SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE ****Tempo Finder aids the film composer in the process of selecting the proper tempo to score a cue in a film. By entering the timing notes (SMPTE values) for each hit point in a cue, Tempo Finder will search a range of tempos to select the optimal tempo for composing music for the cue. The logic behind the tempo selection is based on what is considered a "normal" hit versus a "critical" hit. Normal hits are those that need to be addressed musically in a subtle way whereas critical hits must be hit exactly or as close to the timing as possible. Hits are evaluated based on whether they are normal or critical hits as well as how far away from the hit point they land. A timing threshold determines what is considered a "good" hit for both normal and critical hits. Because it's more likely that a hit will be considered "good" as opposed to "exact", scoring is weighted in favor of good hits since it is unlikely that every hit will land exactly on the hit point. This scoring weight can be switched to Exact hits being more important than Good hits if you choose. Search results display a musically-notated score indicating where each hit point falls. This score can be printed to any Wi-Fi printer as well as exported as a Midi file to be used as a template in a DAW. The template will include a note for each hit, the tempo, markers with the description of each hit, and time signature changes.REVIEWS:"Time is everything for a working composer. You are always under the gun, so any tool that helps not only save time, but also help find timing hits for a cue or a complete scoring project, is a huge advantage. How wonderful that Steve Barden has created a super useful app, so composers can stay on time with their deadlines and also nail those tricky film timing hits. Bravo! ~ Ron Jones, composer for televisionHIGHLIGHTS: * Quickly search and compare multiple tempos for the best result * Automatic offset-shifting to create even more accurate results by slightly shifting the starting time * Print the musical score which can be used as a scratch pad for sketching ideas * Export a Midi file to create a completely mapped-out template in your DAW
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