more tempo changes

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June 02, 13 4:04 PM (permalink)

more tempo changes

hi,  what i'm trying to do is record a song with a few tempo changes. my questions are, should I record the drums via ez drummer at one tempo then go back and change the tempo where I need it then record an audio track?? or, is it possible to record a audio track with a midi track (ezdrummer) then go back and change the tempos where I need them?? it seems when I try the latter that the audio track (guitar) goes out of sync with the drum track.
any idea, suggestions??
thanks

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    Re:more tempo changes June 02, 13 5:16 PM (permalink)
    If you were playing live the tempo would change for the different sections as they happen so I'd get the drums and tempo sorted and then play the guitar. You also don't have to worry about time-stretching artifacts this way.

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