Why is my project tempo changing???

Scobrea


I ran into this problem before but I can't remember why it happens.  I changed the project tempo from 120 to 150 however halfway through my project  it changes back to 120...so frustrating!!!  HELP!

You either have an event throwing a tempo change, or (maybe) you have inserted something that has its own tempo assigned (maybe a loop, step sequencer, or something) at that point. Should be fixed by having it follow the project's tempo. (A checkbox somewhere.)
 
Brian

Scobrea


Thanks a bunch!

Got it fixed :)

Great. What was it?  We love shared experiences here!
 
Brian

Ok guys...it happened again...i'm having so much trouble with Sonar I'm really wanting to switch to Cubase.  Can someone please tell me why when I punch in a new tempo its only changing the tempo for one beat/bar and not the whole project.

Not using a control at the moment but I am using battery and it is set at 120, trying to bump the tempo to 150 but it keeps bouncing between 120 and 150...

Sonar won't change tempo unless it's instructed to. Could be a CC message from Battery.

It sure wont! When I input a new tempo in the transport bar its only changing it for that beat...and in tempo view it wont allow me to 'select all' and change.  I'm def not going through and changing it beat by beat...thanks for the help anyhow :)

No...it only worked for one measure is what I meant.  But for some reason there's midi data changing the tempo to 120 in every bar and a couple changes to 150 that were manually entered by me.  Its ok though I scrapped that project and started a fresh one and it seems to be working.

\unfortunately with the amount of problems I've been having with this program though I think I'm going to switch.  There are too many bugs and flaws.  

Crg


The bugs and flaws are mearly a lack of understanding of what's going on on the technical data side. You're going to have to figure it out whether you change DAW hosts or not.

Plus One to that. Don't get me wrong Scobrea, I'm sure Cubase is entirely capable, but Crg has a point there. Each of the high end DAWs, and I include X1 in that statement, all need a bit of patience while you learn all that you need to create your projects.


Would it be possible to make a copy of your project? The reason I say that is, if it is a large project, with the copy, you can delete the audio, which will not be causing the tempo change issue, and then save that and upload it somewhere. I will then have a look at it for you.


cheers


andy