Hello Folks I have a completed song with audio/instrument tracks that were created with the song tempo at 500+ bpm. This makes sequencing hard, so I'd like to dup the contents of the arrange into a song at a reasonable tempo. This works with files that start at bar 1, but everything else snaps to the bar positions of the original song. ..any way to accomplish this, save bouncing each track into contiguous files before moving them? Thanks for the help cl

On 08.06.2006, at 00:41, forums@logic-users.org wrote: > Message posted by cl <c_l@earthlink.net>: > I have a completed song with audio/instrument tracks that were > created with > the song tempo at 500+ bpm. > This makes sequencing hard, so I'd like to dup the contents of the > arrange > into a song at a reasonable tempo. This works with files that start > at bar > 1, but everything else snaps to the bar positions of the original > song. > > ..any way to accomplish this, save bouncing each track into > contiguous files > before moving them? how about using a tempo where the appropriate bars are relatively easy to figure out? 125? 250? should make things a lot easier, I suppose.. kai -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- canine_at_waf80_dot_de good night europe. http://kainiggemann.de <your name here> --------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- LUG Group Buy for Serato's Pitch n' Time LE until June 14th! See http://logic-users.org/groupbuy/serato for full details

K9 Kai Niggemann <canine@waf80.de> wrote: > how about using a tempo where the appropriate bars are relatively easy to figure out? 125? 250? should make things a lot easier, I suppose.. kai That could be reasonable if the tempo was not an extremely high/odd number, and the arrange didn't have so many regions..As a last resort it's a possible solution. Generating contiguous files per track would be a better bet. I'd like to disable the snap-to-tempo behavior and retain the relative position of regions. Is this possible?