Undo Tempo changes

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Mahu
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2011/03/03 14:23:21 (permalink)

Undo Tempo changes

Hello,
 
I searched this forum, but couldnt find a straight answer.. and I am sorry if this is a very noob question, but just starting to produce with Sonar X1 (luv it btw)
 
Is there a way to not make any tempo changes?
 
For example, I start making a track in the default 120 BPM, but while working on it,  I change it to 140 bpm somewhere in the track, for whatever reason. Sonar now saves this tempo change at the new clip/new point: so in the beginning the track starts with 120 bpm, but then changes at one point to 140bpm...
 
I dont want Sonar to save any changes like that, is there an settings-option of some kind to make sure u dont save the tempo change in clips and just keep one tempo for the entire track?
 
So i just want one tempo for the entire track, even when I change it to a BPM in the middle of the track that is more to my liking while Im still working and saving clips after I changed the tempo.
 
I hope its a little clear what I mean and that someone can help me out.
 
Thanks in advance!
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    Kalle Rantaaho
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    Re:Undo Tempo changes 2011/03/03 15:38:37 (permalink)
    Had you clicked the Help file open and searched for Tempo you'd have gotten the answer about 55 minutes ago. I assume the Tempo View is in X1 as it is in 8.5.

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    Re:Undo Tempo changes 2011/03/03 15:44:51 (permalink)
    From main menu go to Views - Tempo.  This will bring up the tempo map for the whole project.
    On the far right there is a listing of tempo changes. From what you describe there should be a 120 at 1.01.01 and a 140 at some other point.  Click on the 140 entry and delete.  You should now have a straight line for the whole project again.

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    VigilantSound
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    Re:Undo Tempo changes 2011/03/03 16:54:18 (permalink)
    Not even a thank you... ouch...

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    Mahu
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    Re:Undo Tempo changes 2011/03/07 12:02:07 (permalink)
    @Vigilent: LOL

    Well here's the thank you, been kinda busy and havent checked the forums yet...

    Thx for your help, guys.
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    Mahu
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    Re:Undo Tempo changes 2011/03/07 12:04:15 (permalink)
    ....and Vigilant,

    there was also a "thanks in advance" in my first post, maybe you have read past it. Or didnt read my post at all :)
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