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On this
page you'll find the tempo for U2 songs. That can be a great help for
finding the delay times. I've used the free software called MixMeister
BPM Analyzer, but I can't say that all are absolutely correct. But from
what I've heard the results are usually on the money. There is no point
in super accurate numbers like 88.78, so I've chosen the closest.
I've
also included the delay times which are corresponding to the tempos.
These are just taken straight from Jason's DelayTimeCalculator, and are
only there for easy reference. Sometimes it's also great to have the
tunings available, so I've included them. Remember that I've used the
tracks that are on the mentioned albums/DVDs, and songs can have different
tempos and tunings on other live versions
"It's the rhythmic subdivision. 1/4 means that if you play a note on beat 1 and
3, you'll hear the repeats on beat 2 and 4 (i.e. new years day). 1/8 means that if you play a
note on 1, 2, 3 and 4, you'll hear the delay on 1and, 2and, 3and and 4and (i.e. I will
follow). Dotted eight means that if you play 8 notes you hear 16th notes, or if you play a note
on one, you hear the repeat on 1e-an-d (that is the 4th 16th of beat 1, and it's also the
most frequent delay edge uses, i.e. Bad, Streets, Pride etc)." (Edo on delay types)
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Kjetil Gilje/EWB June 2010
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