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gordontinnitus
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by gordontinnitus » Tue Jul 08, 2008 2:47 pm
this is probably a daft question but is there anyway to warp an entire track that changes tempo, say from 174bpms then slows down to a kind of electo part at 140 or so and returns to 174...
Obviously it would be best that the overall tempo of the track does not change to a specific value, but perhaps a percentage... ie starts t 100% of the tempo then moves to 70% (for example), so that the tempo adjusts automatically (and so does the tempo of other tracks playing alongside...)
Any ideas anyone?
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laird
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by laird » Tue Jul 08, 2008 3:52 pm
1. Warp audio
2. open automation lane on Master Track, Arrangement view
2a. select the correct automation type from drop down menu (song tempo)
3. draw a line from 174 bpm to 140 bpm
done.
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by gordontinnitus » Tue Jul 08, 2008 10:04 pm
thanks man, is there a way to contain this kind of automation within a single warped file - ie so I can DJ with the tracks?
cheers
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by laird » Wed Jul 09, 2008 4:46 pm
You can save the warp markers attached to an audio file, or you can save the session with the automation data.
If you want to save a track that you made slow down, use Render.
You might want to re-add warp markers.