Questions regarding "slice to midi" function....

[antidoteaudio]

Let's say I drop an mp3 into my project that is set to 117bpm. Ableton will automatically warp the audio file to 117 which is great!

BUT when I slice this file to a midi track it reverts to the original tempo of the audio file. Is there any way around this??

[Trypset]

Export the warped track, import at new tempo, then slice to midi?

[antidoteaudio]

I actually do that now...was wondering if there was an easier way or of was even possible.

Thanks for responding to the thread

[oddstep]

you could slice to a regular interval and use lfo modulated time stretching in sampler

[georgelindsay]

Export the warped track, import at new tempo, then slice to midi?

I've already asked this in another thread.... but how do you keep the warp markers from the original audio when using this method? Keeping them would be ideal because then you can use the warp markers option when slicing to midi to keep the samples cut in the right places.

[sqgl]

I actually do that now...was wondering if there was an easier way or of was even possible.

Good question. As it stands, slicing is not a tool that is practical to be used live.

[Logic8807]

You have to right click and choose consolidate.