Hey all,
 
Hopefully this is a noob question. And I'm still on SPLAT (I just read the positive upgrade to Bandlab CW thread and will probably dive into that soon, but meanwhile I have this legacy project).
 
I have a soundtrack project and went through the work of creating a butt-load of markers where video sequences changed (to cue for changes in the music). Then I changed tempo, not realizing that the markers were not going to stay aligned with that same point in the video.
 
Is there a way to migrate the markers to the new tempo? (I have changed it back to the tempo I used when I created the markers and have done no work since then.)
 
Thanks, Chris
 

I can't remember for markers right this second but for envelopes and midi... Tracks and clips... In the properties there is a real-time setting. I think you set all clips at once but tracks might have to be done one by one. You might also want to do buses.

I'll look at markers in a bit and get back to you if someone else doesn't answer first.

Not 100 % sure, but are you asking for a way to adjust your markers to so they align with the changes in Tempo in your project?
 
Try looking a the Marker View and just relocate the maker for the location you want.
 
"Marker View
Open the Markers view with the Views > Markers command, or by pressing ALT+SHIFT+4. The Markers view lets you add, move, rename, or delete Marker (labels) for places in your song. The markers make it easier to move from one point to another."
 
Cakewalk Documentation

Right-click on the marker and check the "Lock to SMPTE (Real-World) Time" box.
 
You can also do this in the Markers view, but you still can't convert properties for all markers simultaneously [edit - there is a way, see scook's post below]. Click on a marker, Type "C," and then check the "Lock to SMPTE" check box.

Anderton
You can also do this in the Markers view, but you still can't convert properties for all markers simultaneously.

I thought selecting all markers in the View then clicking the Lock icon sets the "Lock to SMPTE (Real-World) Time" property.

Wow, you're right! I always assumed that Lock worked the same way as Properties. Good to know.

Perfect, that worked like a charm -- thanks scook and all that replied.
 
Chris