13th July 2009, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by crash
For times I use a fairly simple equation that I've used for years: +1 sec. for dead, + 3 sec. for slow and plus 5 sec. for heavy. Not dead accurate for sure but does a reasonable job. Watch out for weight increases though!
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Crash,
Checked a few tracks in VIC. and you are spot on for heavy and slow, but DEAD is nearly the same as slow (3 sec.) according to my par times.
It may be an anomaly of the few tracks I looked at, but I suspect that many "dead' tracks actually were on the slow side?
Still, not a bad approximation.
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