>These sound like great idears and I can't wait to try em out tomorrow (with a >manual handy). Just one more question (which wlll prolly be addressed in the >manual). After tapping in the tempo, is it hard to adjust the tempo changes >in the tempo window? Is it kinda just like guessing numbers, or is it easy to >associate the position with something in the audio? (I'm guessing not, but I >will find out tomorrow when I mess with it). For instance if my tapping is a >bit off in one spot and I just want to neaten it up a bit. I know this is >probably very basic use of Logic, but keep in mind I haven't done it before >since I have always depended on PT for such functions, so it's a bit new to >me. Hopefully in time I will be able to merge over to Logic completely. :-) Hi Colin, both methods will generate tempo changes at the event boudaries. For the guide track, this can be per bar. I don't know if it automatically removes redundant tempo changes that were identical to the previous tempo setting as even variation at the second decimal place show up when I do it. For the region slicing method, this will be at the start of each region. The tempo list will have all these in it. You can manually play with the tempo settings using the list of the graphical tempo editors (like hyperdraw but for tempo) but it is really hard to line things up again. Ray