This might sound backwards...
I want to record drums without a metronome playing... Or without setting the bpm on the midi clip.
After I'm done playing... I want Ableton to auto detect the bpm I was playing at.
Is there any way to accomplish this?
Sometimes having the metronome playing will throw you off when you're trying to play a drum rack. Sometimes you want to just jam out for a while, then pluck out a section that was good and work with that section. When you record though you set a specific bpm so if you go off the rails and change tempo or something you end up with notes on a grid that make no sense at all. I'd like to just play for a while, slice a section that I like then have Ableton auto detect that bpm and set the grid accordingly.
Do any of you do anything like this?
Record without setting bpm... auto detect bpm after the fact
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Re: Record without setting bpm... auto detect bpm after the fact
Yep, have a look here, section 9.2.1
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