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Menu tempo 421
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So, you have to create a marker to insert a tempo change at a certain
playback position. There are several ways to do this:
1. Tempo/beat marker window
Set the playback cursor to the position where you would like the
tempo or bar change to be. The option “Snap to grid” is very useful
for placing the cursor directly on a bar or 1/4 bar. Click on the "Snap"
button in the transport control ("Tempo" section). Open the
tempo/bar marker window from the marker menu (right click on time
bar), or from the MIDI menu.
Click on the “New marker” button in the window. A marker is inserted
at the current position. You can now use the marker option to set the
properties of this marker. For a new tempo marker, enter the required
tempo in BPM or the new bar for the bar marker.
Please observe that the settings are only valid for the markers
currently selected in the marker list. For example, you cannot set the
marker properties such as type or tempo after it has been created.
Please also observe that a beat marker only makes sense at the start
of a new beat. If the play cursor is at a different position, the marker
position is automatically moved to the beginning of the next bar.
2. Marker menu
Tempo and bar markers can also be created using the marker menu
context menu and the MIDI menu of the program. You can of course
assign shortcuts.
3. Timestretch mouse mode: Click on the time border
In "Timestretch mouse" mode you can create markers directly with
one click on the required playback position.
Tempo-marker: "Shift + Click"
Bar position marker: "Alt + Click"
Edit marker/ tempo/bar marker window
If a tempo marker is changed or a bar position marker is moved, this
influences the following markers and audio/ MIDI projects in the VIP.
There are principally two possibilities: The time position either
remains constant, or the musical position remains and the time
position is adjusted (tempo/bar marker window).