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Set new tempo marker
A new project first has a single “master” tempo which can be defined
in the transport control or in the project settings (“I”).
You can define unlimited tempo changes directly in the project
window at anytime. The tempo marker is the most important tool as it
can be used to define a tempo change at a precise position, which
can also be interpolated linearly to a previous tempo definition.
Set new beat marker
The time signature marker changes the type of beat after the marker
position, e.g. from a 4/4 beat to a 3/4 beat. A new project first has a
uniform 4/4 beat that can be defined in the transport control or in the
project settings (“I”).
Bar markers can only be inserted at the beginning of a bar. If an
imported MIDI file contains bar changes, bar position markers are
automatically generated.
Set new beat position marker
Beat position markers assign a specific musical position to a specific
time position. This way, the bar frame/grid and MIDI events can be
easily synchronized with existing audio material.
Bar position markers (Advanced Tempo Mapping)
The tempo of a piece of music is usually defined when it's
composed. If you want to increase the tempo at a certain bar
position, simply define a tempo marker, with tempo interpolation
referring to the previous marker.
However, recorded audio material often does not correspond with
the project tempo, e.g. a drummer's reference track to indicate the
tempo of further recordings or additionally composed material with
many timing nuances. Instead of placing tempo makers or even
having to adapt the reference material using time-stretching, you can
create the musical grid at certain time positions in the linear course of
playback of the project using support points; so-called bar position