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Tip #13 - Tempo Track Technique 1 - Logic Studio Tips

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Uploaded by on Dec 31, 2007

How to tap your own tempo into Logic.

*Imagine you had a band come in, and you used this technique to follow their drifting tempo. It's pretty damn handy, and gets your click track in the ballpark, so to speak.

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  • thank you so much, one question though, how do you tap tempo?

  • under the options menu, tempo -> tempo interpreter.

    Also, you can tap along to a song, then use the beat matching global track to analyze the beats and change the tempo for you...

    I think I cover this later...

    If not, email me!

    *bows*

  • first off, great stuff, and thanks!

    tricky question. drummer tracked in another studio already. played well, but not to a click. so i start songs with these files and we built gtr/bass/vox around. it's fine. but i can't clean anything up the way i usually would since there's no grid. could i pull a midi "tap" out of an audio track like the snare, then try this? thanks!

  • Yep.

    Pop the hihat or snare into the sample editor, use audio to score function in the factory menu, and detect the tempo using Beat Mapping 'Beats from region'

    *bows*

  • Hey just a quick question. I am using my midi keyboard to enter notes into logic. However there is like a second of silence at the start and end of my loop. Therefore when I command r and repeat the loops broken. Any idea how to fix this >

  • The first note should be moved so that it actually starts at the beginning of the region. This happens a lot... It happens by playing slightly ahead of where you are recording...

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  • Thank You!!

  • oh man dude, thank you so much

    

  • wow, what a great function to know!! thanks for posting this video :)

  • @Mw2Tage I know this was 9 months ago, but did you ever figure out how to change the tempo of one track?

  • Hey just a thanks, after hours and hours with the manual only discover that "tap tempo" wasn't what I wanted. I often receive audio files recorded with no click, and changing tempos. So I need to build a customized tempo map to match these rubato performances, i.e. to tap in a tempo map as I listen, so that in subsequent recordings, other musicians can record to a click that follows the track. And time-based editing works. Anyway, quick visit to YouTube and problem solved by you. THANKS!!

  • you are my teacher amigo thanks nobody like you for teach gracias

  • ahhhh thank you!! i knew logic could do it

  • @LBProductions511

    Look at the video again..... I think you missed something :)

    Check out my channel for new instrumentals!!

  • @99djcash Yes, how do you change the speed of individual tracks? No one seems to know?

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