Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Apple just posted a tip on their website that might address your first
problem:
http://www.apple.com/pro/techniques/logicchangetime/

Basically, it's about how to timestretch a midi sequence.

--- In Logic_Cafe@...m, "pete_buchwald" <pete_buchwald@...>
wrote:
>
> Hey guys,
> 
>      Great discussion here, I've been following the audio quantizing
topic with interest.  And 
> the topic of percussion not syncing when transferred from DP to
Logic.  Good discussion!
> 
>       A few things here.  First, and foremost, I did a project
recently where my session tempo 
> was 120 (default) and a piano player played along with the audio
tracks playing at the 
> percieved 155 bpm.  So .... the midi she played into logic I wanted
to quantize (badly).  But if 
> you change the tempo in the song, the audio doesn't change lengths,
but the midi region 
> does.  Any way to bypass that and have the length stay the same?   I
ended up bouncing the 
> midi to an external sequencer (ensoniq asr-10) and then recording it
back to Logic at the 
> correct tempo.  There has to be an easier way!
> 
>       And with Audio .... I've noticed that when I change the tempo
sometimes regions of 
> audio, will adjust with it.  Only about one track.  I've tried
making sure nothing is selected 
> (track or audio segments).  It's really screwed up some of my edits.
 I just wanted all the 
> audio to sit where it was.
> 
>       Thanks,
> 
>               Pete
>