Hi, Thanx, for the tip, but I can't seem to find the "get tempo using objects and locators" function anywhere. I'm using Logic Audio Platinum (Mac) 4.0.6. thanx, Peter Price Syrcular Audio @Brooklyn, NY U.S.A. syrcle@... ___________________________________________________________________________ ___> _ > > Message: 13 > Date: Fri, 19 Nov 1999 09:07:20 +0100 > From: "Sascha Franck" <saschafranck@...> > Subject: Re: Importing Loops/Audio and Tempo Matching > >> From: Peter Price <syrcle@...> >> Is their a way to analyze a piece of audio in Logic to determine it's > tempo, >> and then be given the option to either Time Compress/Expand to match with >> the sequence tempo or adjust the sequence tempo to match the audio? I've >> read some fairly confusing tips on a user site, but can anyone tell me how >> to do it fast and efficiently? > > > If you know the exact length of the audio, check the "get tempo using > objects and locators" function. Of course you'd need to setup an appropriate > locator range first. > > If you don't know the length, or if the temp varies, use the reclock > function by creating a guide sequence (it's the easiest IMO). > > You can then cut to proper lengthed parts (1,2,4, etc bars) > > If you want to stretch your audio and allready got the proper length (see > above) you can use the "Time and Pitch Machine" to stretch to almost any new > tempo (don't expect too good results with drastic changes) by simply > entering the desired tempo and length. > > Sascha > > Sascha > >