7.5: tempo ruler fixes suggested by @x42

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Alexandre Prokoudine 2023-06-30 23:16:17 +02:00
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of an instrument or multiple instruments, with some tempo imperfections. So
before more instruments are added, e.g. MIDI-programmed drums, the tempo map
needs to be adjusted to match the actual performance. In this mode, MIDI data
is not adjusted for tempo map changes, so if the live recording contained
is not adjusted for tempo map changes, so if the live recording contains
both audio and MIDI tracks, the notes will stay exactly where they are.
Additionally, tweaking tempo markers does not change the wall clock position
of other tempo markers.
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<h3>Constant vs ramped tempo</h3>
<p>
The tempo between two tempo markers with different bpm start value can stay
The tempo between two tempo markers with different bpm start values can stay
the same (constant) or change gradually (ramped).
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The toggle between constant and ramped types is available in the tempo marker
properties menu and applies forward in the timeline. Alternatively, you can
right-click a tempo marker and select the <kbd class="menu">Ramp to Next</kbd>
menu item. The tempo change will become gradual.
menu item. Tempo will gradually accelerate or decelerate until the target
tempo is reached, resulting in a musical <em>accel.</en> or <em>ritard.</em>.
</p>
<p>
To switch from the ramped type to teh constant type, either open the tempo
To switch from the ramped type to the constant type, either open the tempo
marker properties dialog and switch it, or right-click a tempo marker and
select the <kbd class="menu">Set Constant</kbd> menu item. The tempo will
change abruptly at the next tempo marker.
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<h2>Further Information</h2>
<p>
For more details on the workflow, plese refer to the
For more details on the workflow, please refer to the
<a href="@@tempo-and-meter">Tempo and Time Signature</a> chapter.
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