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Adjust tempo: This option offers you the possibility of adjusting the
song tempo to your project speed or the project speed to your song
tempo.
Caution! The “Adjust tempo” option can only be selected if the remix
agent has been opened from a VIP.
Set object tempo to arrangement tempo: This adjusts the object
length to the existing arrangement. Three different procedures are
possible:
Timestretching: The song's pitch remains constant, but under certain
circumstances the sound quality may suffer.
Resampling: Resampling changes the pitch, in the same way as
changing the speed on a turntable, but significantly retains the sound
quality of the song.
Note: If you decide to alter the tempo of your multi-track object later
and to adjust the audio object in the VIP to the new tempo value,
clearly audible pitch changes will appear in the remix with objects
edited with resampling.
Audio quantizing: Audio quantizing calculates the tempo adjustments
into the audio file. This is done in such a way as if initial remix objects
(see below) were being produced and immediately compiled into a
new audio file. If the recognition is uncertain, the result can include
extreme tempo fluctuations. It is particularly important to set the start
marker before calling up the remix agent in such a way that the
tempo is recognized with certainty.
The advantage of audio quantizing is that small tempo fluctuations
are evened out in the music. The bar starts of the music always
match the bar starts of the arrangement and therefore do not tend to
wander away from one another.
Set arrangement tempo at object tempo: The arrangement (VIP)
takes over the BPM value it has found. If you want to use the
dissected song as the basis for a new composition, as with remixing,
this option should be active.
Change global setting: The BPM value of the arrangements (VIP) is
set at the calculated value.