in 1.5 when you brought a clip into the session view, ti would mark the original tempo to whatever the tempo was set at. in 2.0, it's always 120. is there a way to remedy this and go back to the old method?
thanks,
corey
session clips - orig tempos
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Re: session clips - orig tempos
The reason this behavior has changed is because the songsecretagentgel wrote:in 1.5 when you brought a clip into the session view, ti would mark the original tempo to whatever the tempo was set at. in 2.0, it's always 120. is there a way to remedy this and go back to the old method?
thanks,
corey
no longer has a global tempo, so there is no tempo for it
to be set to. If there is no tempo automation, of course, the
tempo is everywhere a constant, so one can speak of a
global tempo, but the fact that this is not generally true led
us to set it to a uniform constant. This way the behavior is
predictible.
yon / ableton
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Re: session clips - orig tempos
Anonymous wrote:The reason this behavior has changed is because the songsecretagentgel wrote:in 1.5 when you brought a clip into the session view, ti would mark the original tempo to whatever the tempo was set at. in 2.0, it's always 120. is there a way to remedy this and go back to the old method?
thanks,
corey
no longer has a global tempo, so there is no tempo for it
to be set to. If there is no tempo automation, of course, the
tempo is everywhere a constant, so one can speak of a
global tempo, but the fact that this is not generally true led
us to set it to a uniform constant. This way the behavior is
predictible.
yon / ableton
Why is live not taking over the sync bpm ???
i use external sync to set my tempo , but my clips are allways set at original tempo of 100 , allthough my external gear is set to 120bpm
anyone any thoughts ???
thnx