Hello!
Anyone know how to do this?
I've got a tune that starts in 4/4 at about 80 bpm, and it needs to go to 3/4 at 130 bpm or so. Kind of a Beatles-esque song.
Right now I've been doing it by recording into the linear arrange view, copying and pasting the clips I want into session view as a clip, editing the clip to make sense musically, then playing the clips and re-recording into arrange view, then RE-editing the clips so that they dont have a slight pause between parts.
It pretty much works but it's a huge pain. Somewhat of a NOOB, so don't hurt my feelings. hahaha! Thanks in advance for your kind assistance.
ps I used to use Cubase and I thought the learning curve was terrible. I used Pro Tools in school, but I can't afford to spend thousands of dollars for only 4 preamps (I have a Presonus Firepod with 8 preamps for half the price of the cheapest Protools setup).
Amanda
change tempo mid-song?
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velocipedewheels
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breakpoints
I see you are using breakpoints to vary the tempo. Well maybe I can use my music teacher knowledge to mathmatically figure out how to do that in 1/4. Good idea and thanks so much!
guess I'll contact Ableton and let them know about the problem. As a progressive songwriter I am rarely in 4/4 the entire song!
have a good one.
Amanda
guess I'll contact Ableton and let them know about the problem. As a progressive songwriter I am rarely in 4/4 the entire song!
have a good one.
Amanda
The tempo is in beats per minute, so the time signature becomes irrelevant. 80bpm in 4/4 is the same as 80bpm in 1/4.
It's more difficult to count measures in 1/4 when the song is really in 3/4 or 4/4, but placing markers where you want the tempo to change can help.
Varying the time signature is on the wishlist from the Abes. I told them personally!
It's more difficult to count measures in 1/4 when the song is really in 3/4 or 4/4, but placing markers where you want the tempo to change can help.
Varying the time signature is on the wishlist from the Abes. I told them personally!
