Changing the Time signature for Sonar X1 Audio Library>Loopmasters

Odd. The loopmasters loops should automatically match the project tempo when you drag them in.

When you insert the loop, click on it to select it, then open up the inspector, click on Clip on the top and uncheck "looping", it should stop it from following the projects tempo

I can't change the Orig. Tempo of the loop either.  Do i need to bounce to clip first?

Don't the loops tell you what tempo they were recorded at?

So the tempo you have for that part of the project doesn't match any existing music and you are trying to insert music without having a proper tempo? Groove-looping will not work right in that scenario.

If there is no way to correct the project tempo to match your needs, you can s-t-r-e-t-c-h the audio clip to some desired length / tempo. Turn off groove for that clip and do a slip-stretch. (See slip-stretch in the manual, basically ctrl-dragging the end of a clip.) When you have it the length you want it, you can bounce it down. Then instead of looping, you can make multiple copies of it.

Bill B

@Eternal85 That's excatly what I want to do.  When you preview the loop in the Audio Library on the right, the tempo that it's playing at is the tempo that I want.  But when I drag it into my project it plays back at 120 bpm which is the projects tempo.  I just want it to play at the tempo that it's orginally previewing at.  I also found the clip option and disabled looping, there's an option that says original tempo 70.6.  That's what I want the loop to play at but it won't play at the original tempo, and disabled looping didn't seem to work.  If you can, you can try it and see what im talking about.  It's Loopmasters>House Techno Trance>A Guy called Gerald>GCG_116_DrumLoop_6

You can make it the original tempo. Just turn off Groove Clip Looping for that clip. Either use the Inspector or hit CTRL-L on the loop. It will then play at its original tempo. Otherwise it follows the project tempo (as all loops do). If you need some tempo other than the project tempo or the original tempo, then you should probably use AudioSnap, or CTRL-Drag the edge of the clip to stretch it to the desired length. If you use AudioSnap or stretching where you have the option to set the render algorithm, you may want to use "Percussion" as it will likely sound best with a drum loop.

Once you get it right, you can also "bounce to clip" using the desired algorithm.