Is anyone else not able to get their AIFF/WAV exports to line up with a click track? I'm using a software bass guitar in Logic Express and it's always ahead of the drums almost immediately, thus making my pre-made midi tracks impossible to use. I'm running the latest beta version on 10.5.8.
Thanks, Aaron
Aaron Smith wrote at 1:57 PM (-0800) on 12/2/10:
Is anyone else not able to get their AIFF/WAV exports to line up with a click track? I'm using a software bass guitar in Logic Express and it's always ahead of the drums almost immediately, thus making my pre-made midi tracks impossible to use. I'm running the latest beta version on 10.5.8.
Hey Aaron,
Have you verified that the master tempo slider is locked in at 100%? Perhaps it is slightly decreased. Double-click it to reset to 100%.
If that's not the problem, please send me (off-list) a Doggiebox song file that exhibits the issue so that I can try to reproduce and troubleshoot it.
thanks,
-ben
Ben Kennedy wrote at 8:23 PM (-0800) on 12/5/10:
Have you verified that the master tempo slider is locked in at 100%? Perhaps it is slightly decreased. Double-click it to reset to 100%.
In Aaron's case, this did turn out to be the problem.
Question: does anybody use the master tempo slider at anything other than 100%?
I'm wondering if it is a vestigial feature that would be worth eliminating. At the very least, its current implementation needs to be improved.
-b
Ben... Is there an iPad app in the works at all? Just wondering. They seem made for each other.
Sent from my iPad
On Dec 13, 2010, at 10:31 PM, "Ben Kennedy" ben@zygoat.ca wrote:
Ben Kennedy wrote at 8:23 PM (-0800) on 12/5/10:
Have you verified that the master tempo slider is locked in at 100%? Perhaps it is slightly decreased. Double-click it to reset to 100%.
In Aaron's case, this did turn out to be the problem.
Question: does anybody use the master tempo slider at anything other than 100%?
I'm wondering if it is a vestigial feature that would be worth eliminating. At the very least, its current implementation needs to be improved.
-b
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Mike Carlyle wrote at 7:59 AM (-0500) on 12/14/10:
Ben... Is there an iPad app in the works at all? Just wondering. They seem made for each other.
On the drawing board. :)
b
I've never used the tempo slider as I could just use the main bpm box to control the speed. I'd be interested to know in what circumstances the slider could be used though - it seems a good thing to have an extra controller which might be useful - but just can't see how it could do anything you can't do with the bpm box - plus when creating a track its mostly always so it can be imported into Garageband or the like - which needs a precise bpm to keep things in sync.
Sion
On 14 Dec 2010, at 03:31, Ben Kennedy wrote:
Question: does anybody use the master tempo slider at anything other than 100%?
I'm wondering if it is a vestigial feature that would be worth eliminating. At the very least, its current implementation needs to be improved.
-b
Yeah, I've always simply twiddled the tempo on a measure by measure basis, when it was necessary. Never used the master tempo slider!
Cheers, Carl
On 14 Dec 2010, at 18:32 , Sion Morris wrote:
I've never used the tempo slider as I could just use the main bpm box to control the speed. I'd be interested to know in what circumstances the slider could be used though - it seems a good thing to have an extra controller which might be useful - but just can't see how it could do anything you can't do with the bpm box - plus when creating a track its mostly always so it can be imported into Garageband or the like - which needs a precise bpm to keep things in sync.
Sion
On 14 Dec 2010, at 03:31, Ben Kennedy wrote:
Question: does anybody use the master tempo slider at anything other than 100%?
I'm wondering if it is a vestigial feature that would be worth eliminating. At the very least, its current implementation needs to be improved.
-b
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I have to confess that I'm in no great danger of wearing the thing out, but I do use it occasionally while I try to get the feel of song. A little bit faster… a little bit slower… that sort of thing.
FWIW, I would prefer that it stays for the odd occasions I use it
Charlie
On 14/12/2010, at 11:31 AM, Ben Kennedy wrote:
Ben Kennedy wrote at 8:23 PM (-0800) on 12/5/10:
Have you verified that the master tempo slider is locked in at 100%? Perhaps it is slightly decreased. Double-click it to reset to 100%.
In Aaron's case, this did turn out to be the problem.
Question: does anybody use the master tempo slider at anything other than 100%?
I'm wondering if it is a vestigial feature that would be worth eliminating. At the very least, its current implementation needs to be improved.
-b
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