I have looked everywhere for this...
I turned off all the Automation I could find...
When I go to conductor track and choose change tempo and click somewhere it gives me a line and a blue area, but it doesn't change the actual tempo. So I right click on it and then go to "tempo change" and change an area to a new tempo.
But then it alters all my audio files to that tempo! Why? I can't get my files to just stay the tempo they are at and then let me record new audio at the new tempo.
Help! Tempo Changes Are Altering Audio Files
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Re: Help! Tempo Changes Are Altering Audio Files
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Mac Studio M1 Max, 64GB/2TB, macOS Sequoia 15.5 Public Beta 2, DP 11.34, MOTU 828es, MOTU 24Ai, MOTU MIDI Express XT, UAD-2 TB3 Satellite OCTO, Console 1 Mk2, Avid S3, NI Komplete Kontrol S88 Mk2, Red Type B, Millennia HV-3C, Warm Audio WA-2A, AudioScape 76F, Dean guitars, Marshall amps, etc., etc.!