PolyphonicHMI says the software uses a proprietary algorithm to weigh and analyze more than 20 components of a recording (tempo, rhythm, cadence, etc).
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To record the tempo, we have a counter, which is auto increment in the timer1_compare interrupt.
And for me, it unspools too far: a Lynchian tribute that's over-oblique and cranks up a record whose tempo you were already sufficiently tickled by.
The T.90, aside from its namesake high-torque direct-drive motor, features a built-in "Key Lock" for adjusting a record's tempo without affecting pitch, a selectable-range pitch-control slider and playback speeds of 33rpm, 45rpm and 78rpm.
Released in the United States last spring by Six Degrees Records, "Tanto Tempo" is one of those slow-but-steady successes that executives at other labels of worldly, adult-oriented music -- even Nonesuch, the king of the genre -- are trying to figure out.
Geek-friendly Suunto records the tempo, rhythm, backswing length and club-head speed so you can see how well everything comes together on that 280-yard monster slice into the adjoining fairway.
They recorded up-tempo songs as the Moonlighters.
His smooth, quiet vocals (he rarely recorded up-tempo material) were perfect for the sophisticated urban blues audience of the day, and he managed to produce two number one rhythm-and-blues hits, "Trouble Blues" (1949) and "Black Night" (1951), during this period.
He took an interest in world music at a time when "foreign music was kind of a dirty word here," he said, and after he wrote a paper on it, he was hired by California-based Tempo Records to go abroad and record music.
