YES I'm aware of how to adjust the project tempo.
(See chapter 49, pg. 623-630.)
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Re: Change Project Tempo w/o Affecting MIDI Performances?
Yes , however, please explain your concerns that would lead you to ask such a question ?
Tempo change is facilitated in the Conductor track - read up on it
HTH - Schweats
Tempo change is facilitated in the Conductor track - read up on it
HTH - Schweats
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Re: Change Project Tempo w/o Affecting MIDI Performances?
You can change a project tempo from several places depending on the situation. That's not my question. If you've recorded MIDI information at say, 156bpm but then realize that actually the tempo should be 75bpm (half)
When you change the tempo the MIDI performance expands or contracts to keep in place with the tempo change. As I stated I want to change the tempo WITHOUT affecting the MIDI performance. I.E. the playing stays the same but the tempo changes. Hopefully others got that from the title?
When you change the tempo the MIDI performance expands or contracts to keep in place with the tempo change. As I stated I want to change the tempo WITHOUT affecting the MIDI performance. I.E. the playing stays the same but the tempo changes. Hopefully others got that from the title?
Re: Change Project Tempo w/o Affecting MIDI Performances?
Lock the track.
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Re: Change Project Tempo w/o Affecting MIDI Performances?
BTW, one post is sufficient and efficient... 
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Re: Change Project Tempo w/o Affecting MIDI Performances?
Not used to your format here. Please excuse the double post.
I was afraid I was going to get a bunch of un helpful references to read about tempo change in the manual....
Thanks again.
I was afraid I was going to get a bunch of un helpful references to read about tempo change in the manual....
Thanks again.