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<h2>Clip Length</h2>
Measured in beats. Affects the bpm. FIXME
<p>
This control allows adjusting the estimated tempo in a finer manner,
by changing the amount of beats it takes to play the clip in the selected
trigger slot. The change is immediately displayed in the BPM field above.
</p>
<h2>Length in Bars</h2>
<p>It’s a hint to help you counting. FIXME</p>
<p>1) when a file is loaded, we infer its bpm either by minibpm's estimate, a flag in the filename, metadata (TBD) or other means</p>
<p>2) we assume the clip must have an integer number of beats in it (simplest case is a one-bar loop with 4 beats in it)</p>
<p>3) ...so we round to the nearest beat length, and set the tempo to *exactly* fit the sample-length into the assumed beat-length</p>
<p>4) the user may recognize a problem: "this was a 3/4 beat, which was rounded to 4 beats but it should have been 3"</p>
<p>5) if the user changes the beat-length, then the tempo is recalculated for use during stretching</p>
<p>6) someday, we will also allow the sample start and length to be adjusted in a trimmer, and that will also adjust the tempo</p>
<p>7) in all cases the user should be in final control; but our "internal" value for stretching are just sample-start and BPM, end of story</p>
<p>
This is an estimate of the clip's length as measured in bars for two
popular time signatures: 4/4 and 3/4.
</p>