I use the tempo ratio a lot in Cakewalk Pro Audio 9.0 along with the Line tool in piano roll view. Does X1 have a tempo ratio feature? It's really nice to 1 click and get half speed.

I too was just looking for this today in X1. Was really handy in PA9.

No, Not that I know of.  But you can use the scrub tool if you just want to hear a section at slow speed for editing purposes.

Thanks for reply. I'll submit a feature request. I guess if enough people ask for it we could see it in some version down the road.

good jim,i loved that feature as well,where do i sign?

"loved that feature as well,where do i sign?" try the follow link: http://www.cakewalk.com/S...ct/featurerequest.aspx

I submitted a feature request too. I used this feature quite frequently in PA9. Very handy to click on a button and hear playback at half or double speed.

Jumbicat


I use the tempo ratio a lot in Cakewalk Pro Audio 9.0 along with the Line tool in piano roll view. Does X1 have a tempo ratio feature? It's really nice to 1 click and get half speed.

I'm not sure...but I think that feature is still there...or was until quite recently.  (I just checked.  It's not in X1 (or at least...I can't find it), but it is in 8.5.3.)  The trouble is that you can't have any audio tracks in your project.  It has to be all MIDI or the functionality gets disabled.

Dan, that makes sense that a project with an audio track would not be able to use the tempo ratio option. BUT...for people like me who do a lot of sequencer stuff it sure was handy. It would be nice to have it back. I record my audio tracks on my Alesis HD24 anyway, and then import them once I have all my audio tracks recorded. But I also know that I am an exception and not the norm :) .

I've asked the same question about Sonar X2. I keep looking for a way to change the tempo ratio like I could in older versions. Why would they take that out? The only reason I would upgrade to a newer version of Sonar is if they were to put that functionality back in to it. Otherwise, I'm a bit of a low level user that doesn't need most of the stuff they've been adding to the newer versions.