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Old 12-31-2010, 10:21 PM
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Default "recording" or making a "tempo track" using tap tempo

Hi guys,

is it possible to create an ever changing tempo track by continuesly tapping the tempo (pressing "T") and let protools "record" a tempo track out of that ?

or does tap tempo good only for applying a certain tempo for the whole project.

i know i can enter a tempo change manually but its a 3 houre long project and was not played to a click and is ever changing.

I am open for suggestions ...
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Old 12-31-2010, 10:31 PM
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Default Re: "recording" or making a "tempo track" using tap tempo

No but that sort of functionality would be most welcomed.
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Old 01-01-2011, 02:28 PM
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Default Re: "recording" or making a "tempo track" using tap tempo

Tap on a MIDI controller to record MIDI notes while your session plays. Then, use Beat Detective on the MIDI notes to generate Bar/Beat Markers.
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Default Re: "recording" or making a "tempo track" using tap tempo

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Tap on a MIDI controller to record MIDI notes while your session plays. Then, use Beat Detective on the MIDI notes to generate Bar/Beat Markers.
That's a good suggestion, but you think you can maybe expound on that a little bit? I know this was a while ago but I've been thinking about this and was wondering why it can't literally just record what you tap and set that as automated points on the tempo bar. I tried what you mentioned but that still just sets a static tempo throughout the whole selection.

If there aren't any responses here, I'll post this question in the more appropriate forum location. Thanks!
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