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Re: [L-OT] setting the tempo kills the inspiration

Re: [L-OT] setting the tempo kills the inspiration

2001-06-03 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck

> I wish I could hit a
> button afew times to the tempo I'm hearing in my head.  Is this
> possible in Logic.

Tap tempo is available in the key commands. I'm not sure whether it's named
that way, but it's there!


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Re: [L-OT] setting the tempo kills the inspiration

2001-06-04 by KONDO Tatsuo

Joeri Vankeirsbilck wrote:
>Tap tempo is available in the key commands. I'm not sure whether it's named
>that way, but it's there!

I've tried this, but I cannot record tempi properly.  Although I started at 
about 90 bpm and accelerated to about 120 bpm smoothly, Logic stays at 
about 90 bpm for several bars and then suddenly jumps to about 800 bpm...

I used to work with Performer (long time ago) and Performer interpreted the 
tempi beat by beat (interpreted each tap as exactly bar XX/beat Y).  But 
Logic's recorded tap tempi are at bar XX/ beat Y/ ZZZ ticks and their 
intervals are too coarse to reproduce the accelerando/ ritardando.

I tried all tempo resolutions and tweaked the tempo interpreter parameters 
but had no luck.

Any advice?

Thanks in advance,

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Re: [L-OT] setting the tempo kills the inspiration

2001-06-04 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck

> >Tap tempo is available in the key commands. I'm not sure whether it's named
> >that way, but it's there!
> I've tried this, but I cannot record tempi properly.  Although I started at
> about 90 bpm and accelerated to about 120 bpm smoothly, Logic stays at
> about 90 bpm for several bars and then suddenly jumps to about 800 bpm...

Do you have a Unitor midi interface? If so, you can tap tempo through its input
when you use a pedal e.g.
I've tried the feature some times and it worked, but then I only need 1 static
tempo and don't need it to evolve.
Sorry, can't help any further with it. :(

Bye,
Joeri

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Re: [L-OT] setting the tempo kills the inspiration

2001-06-04 by Lance Trickey

There's a small handy program called MacBPM. I use it for tap-tempo all the
time.

Hope this helps, you didn't mention if you were Mac or PC.


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> I hate it when I'm trying to record an idea and I have to set the
> tempo first.  It kills the whole inspiration.  I wish I could hit a
> button afew times to the tempo I'm hearing in my head.  Is this
> possible in Logic.  I used to have an old metronome that allowed you
> to hit a tap button that would find the tempo for you.
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> TIA,
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> Orson
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