✅ Why This Works for Your Music Production

🎧 1. Accurate Reverb Tail Timing
By setting the decay/reverb time in milliseconds based on musical tempo (BPM), you ensure your reverb tail doesn't clash with the next note.

This creates clarity and groove lock, even without room treatment.

🧠 2. Scientific & Musical Pre-Delay
The pre-delay = 1/32 note lets the dry signal be heard clearly before reverb kicks in.

This prevents muddiness in vocals or leads, which is crucial in untreated rooms.

🎚️ 3. Delay Sync (ms + Hz)
Matching delays in milliseconds to BPM makes reverb + delay feel glued to the track.

The Hz values are especially useful for plugins like FabFilter, Valhalla, RC-20, SoundToys, etc.

🎛️ 4. You Can Copy-Paste Values
Most DAW plugins accept delay/decay times in milliseconds or sync fractions (e.g., 1/8 dotted).

You can just copy the values from this tool.

🧪 Example (DAW Settings at 120 BPM)
If you pick:

Hall (2 Bars) → ~1000 ms decay
Pre-delay → ~31 ms

Use these in Valhalla Room or Pro-R:
• Set pre-delay to 31 ms
• Set decay time (RT60) to 1000 ms

Result: Tight, musical reverb, no messy low end.

⚠️ Untreated Room Tips
• Use headphones for critical decisions
• Roll off low frequencies in the reverb (HPF at 200–300 Hz)
• Keep decay <1s for small rooms unless intentional