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???

you wouldn't get it unless you're a musician like me

BPM stands for beats per minute, pretty much the time of a full loop in the game. It takes 20 beats per loop in normal and 11 beats per loop in horror, that's what they're trying to say, I think.

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no, if it was 200 bpm, loop 1 and 2 would be 16 beats, and if it was 100 BPM, loop 1 and 2 would be 8 beats. look i've been making music for a year, i would know about tempo

100 bpm is only if you have bandlab

i don't use bandlab, i use FL Studio, which is way more professional.

i also have fl studio

nice