bpmcalc
A bash script to calculate musical fractions of a bpm
Add this to your $path and type bpm into a terminal. You will be asked for a bpm and it will output the fractions useful for manually entering delay, reverb, and compression settings.
Look at echo $PATH for places to save this to, or google how to add a directory to your $PATH if you want it somewhere else. You may need to make the script executable so you can do cd /path/to/script/ and then chmod +x bpm.
Example usage:
./bpm
Enter bpm: 120
EVEN
1/1: 500 ms
1/2: 250 ms
1/4: 125 ms
1/6: 83 ms
1/8: 62 ms
1/10: 50 ms
1/12: 41 ms
1/14: 35 ms
1/16: 31 ms
ODD
1/3: 166 ms
1/5: 100 ms
1/7: 71 ms
1/9: 55 ms
1/11: 45 ms
1/13: 38 ms
1/15: 33 ms