 |
 |
Showing Logic-users Thread 87698 of 105746 |  |
 |
Forum Index | Read LUG: Policy/Rules Messages Threads Digests | Post New Message | Search!
From: "Andrew Ingkavet" <andrew ...> Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2005 at 10:17:40 AM Subject: No Tempo |
Message #187850 |
Is it possible to set no tempo?
I have multiple film cues at all various tempos and want to create one
master mix to
picture without bothering with tempo changes. I've added the audio back to
my new file
but it seems to show a tempo no matter what.
any suggestions?
thanks
andrew ingkavet
300 Monks, Visionary Music for Moving Images
http://300monks.com
...> replied on Mon, 4 Apr 2005 at 11:37:34 AM|
From: Peter Ostry <po...> Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2005 at 11:37:34 AM Subject: Re: [LUG] No Tempo |
Message #187851 This is a reply to #187850. |
On 04.04.2005, at 17:17, Andrew Ingkavet wrote:
> Is it possible to set no tempo?
>
> I have multiple film cues at all various tempos and want to create one
> master mix to
> picture without bothering with tempo changes. I've added the audio
> back to my new file
> but it seems to show a tempo no matter what.
Why not just ignoring the tempo?
You don't use the metronome and track delay, hide bar lines in arrange
and score and do not use tempo related plugins. If you close the global
track and the transport window you should not see any tempo information
;)
Peter
|
From: Andrew Ingkavet <andrew...> Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2005 at 11:11:10 AM Subject: Re: [LUG] No Tempo |
Message #187854 This is a reply to #187850. |
Never mind- just deleted the tempo in Tempo List.
First time I did this it didn't work.
now back to your regular program...
Forum Index | Read LUG: Policy/Rules Messages Threads Digests | Post New Message | Search!
Forum Index | Read LUG: Policy/Rules Messages Threads Digests | Post New Message | Search!
© 1994-2008, All Rights Reserved.