In a message dated 8/7/07 1:21:41 PM, skip@leedsandassociates.com writes: > >Intuitively it seems that Logic makes a decision not to create tempos > that > are less than 40 BPM. Is there a way to defeat this "tempo threshold" or any > other workaround > > Musically, those tempi don't really come up much (humans have a hard time > playing that slow and in time). > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ Thanks for the info. I thought there was something strange about these creatures that have been using my studio. They look like humans all right but they insist on playing these strange things that they call allargandos and ritards and rubato passages. I oughta get me some funky humans that can play at one tempo and just stay right there. :) ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

On Wed, 8 Aug 2007 01:32:13 EDT PrjStd@aol.com wrote: > > >Intuitively it seems that Logic makes a decision not to create tempos > > that > > are less than 40 BPM. Is there a way to defeat this "tempo threshold" or any > > other workaround > > > > Musically, those tempi don't really come up much (humans have a hard time > > playing that slow and in time). > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ > > Thanks for the info. I thought there was something strange about these > creatures that have been using my studio. They look like humans all right but they > insist on playing these strange things that they call allargandos and ritards > and rubato passages. I oughta get me some funky humans that can play at one > tempo and just stay right there. :) Don't worry - rubato *is* just geek speek for 'I can't stay in time' :-) (I or don't want to for whatever reason...) Christian

> Don't worry - rubato *is* just geek speek for 'I can't stay in > time' :-) > (I or don't want to for whatever reason...) The reason being "rubato" written in the sheet music? ;o) Maurits.