Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

On 27 Dec 2009, at 19:27, gamoore wrote:

> If you record audio in Logic, it places markers so you can change  
> the tempo later. If you are just changing the time signature (as in  
> 4:4 to 5:4) I didn;t think it would change the audio, but if so,  
> lock the audio first before making the change in time signature,  
> then unlock it afterward.
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Sorry - I meant to say tempo, not time signature. Too much festive  
spirit!

> On Dec 27, 2009, at 10:08:37 AM, "Andy Brook" <bbgrove@...>  
> wrote:
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> I am building a song with a mixture of audio and midi tracks, and -
> not for the first time - I forgot to set the time signature when I
> started. So, I imported my audio tracks, which - of course, are at the
> right speed (and one of which had a basic rhythm track). I then
> recorded some string part fillers using Logic, then came to add the
> rhythm tracks and found out I was in completely the wrong tempo. So
> all of the midi tracks were totally wasted, all of the positioning of
> the audio tracks then came to be out of place and I wasted a few
> hours, all for want of setting the time signature right at the start.
>
> Let it be a warning to others who have less discipline in what they do
> than they really ought to!
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