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Illustration: The time position in the VIP is the absolute position within
the VIP. The musical position is flexible, which is made clear by the
grid. Maintaining the musical position therefore means that the
objects or markers are adapted to the newly created grid and that
their time position in the VIP therefore changes. If the time position is
maintained, the musical position changes accordingly.
When tempo markers are manipulated, the behavior of the markers,
audio and MIDI objects can be controlled separately. With each
presetting the musical (grid) positions are maintained for MIDI objects
and tempo markers, as is the time position for markers and audio
objects. The time position is always maintained if “Alt” is pressed
while manipulating with the mouse.
The time position, however, is always maintained for fixed tracks
(preset). This can be changed in the tempo marker window.
In this example the first tempo marker in the second image has been
changed. The MIDI object and the second tempo marker were moved
correspondingly so that the musical positions (3:01:000 and
4:01:000) are retained. The time position of the audio object was not
changed, so that its musical position has moved forwards (from
2:2:000 to 2:01:181).
Further options:
Each tempo and bar position marker can be ignored using the
“Bypass” option. This occurs automatically for bar position markers if
absurd bar positions are created while moving, e.g. if bar position
markers are exchanged (bar 20 before bar 19) or are moved to a
position within the project so that these bar positions that originate
from a previous tempo marker cannot be met by tempo interpolation.