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Alright, here's a humDinGer:
When you edit the tempo in a project does it only change the placement of events (audio clips or midi notes) in relation to each other, or can yo actually make it warp all the project's audio in time with the grid?
See what I am asking?
Is there a way to do this without having to warp each audio clip by hand manually?
>Adam
When you edit the tempo in a project does it only change the placement of events (audio clips or midi notes) in relation to each other, or can yo actually make it warp all the project's audio in time with the grid?
See what I am asking?
Is there a way to do this without having to warp each audio clip by hand manually?
>Adam
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Re: Tempo shifting qeastions for cubase 4 / sx3
Thu, August 13, 2009 - 11:05 AMyou have to set your clips to warp first, then they'll all change with the tempo, but it won't know what you want warped and what you don't want warped otherwise. -
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Re: Tempo shifting qeastions for cubase 4 / sx3
Thu, August 13, 2009 - 2:56 PMI second this comment. To do it, I think you just have to find in the help menu how to change your audio clips on a project level so it sets all audio to "musical" mode. Or the old fashioned way is to just double click on the audio sample and hit the musical/warp function for each audio clip.
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