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95 BPM in milliseconds

One beat at 95 BPM is 631.58 ms (60,000 ÷ 95). Below are the delay times for every note value, reverb settings that fit the groove and loop lengths in samples.

Delay times at 95 BPM

NoteStraight (ms)Dotted (ms)Triplet (ms)LFO (Hz)
1/1 — Whole note2526.33789.51684.20.40
1/2 — Half note1263.21894.7842.10.79
1/4 — Quarter note631.6947.4421.11.58
1/8 — Eighth note315.8473.7210.53.17
1/16 — Sixteenth note157.9236.8105.36.33
1/32 — Thirty-second note78.9118.452.612.67
1/64 — Sixty-fourth note39.559.226.325.33

Reverb pre-delay and decay

A 1/64-note pre-delay keeps the dry attack clear; decay times are set so pre-delay plus tail equals a musical length.

SettingTime
Pre-delay (1/64 note)39.5 ms
Short decay (half bar)1.22 s
Medium decay (1 bar)2.49 s
Long decay (2 bars)5.01 s

Bars, phrases and samples

LengthSecondsSamples at 44.1 kHzSamples at 48 kHz
1 beat0.6327,852.630,315.8
1 bar of 4/42.53111,573121,440
1 bar of 3/41.8983,34990,720
8 bars of 4/420.21891,261970,080
16 bars of 4/440.421,782,5221,940,160

Where 95 BPM shows up

95 BPM is in the typical range of hip-hop, reggaeton, afrobeats, dancehall. The same delay settings work at 47.5 and 190 BPM by moving one note value: a quarter note here is an eighth at 190 BPM.

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Not sure your track is exactly 95? Check it with the BPM detector — it reports tempos to a tenth of a BPM.