@@ARE_YOU_SICK_OF_YT_CENSORSHIP We are talking about NEW videos on channel. I receive notifications about new videos because of subscription, not because of "smart" google algorithms. So I suppose it is Kenny's superpower to guess my problem just several minutes after I face it ))
But you're not actually changing the track tempo, you are changing the entire project tempo and it affects the tracks in different ways. I need a way to set a specific tempo to each track so the delays of the different effects have different tempos :(
You would just change the timing on the delay effect, not the timing of the track itself. If youre tracks arent the same tempo then they wont be quantized.
THIS MIGHT BE WHAT SOME WERE REALLY LOOKING FOR: Right click on track, click item properties, drag bottom scroll bar to the right, find playback rate and adjust to your need.
So, I am curious how one would dynamically change tempo in a track. Let's say I want to start a track at its original tempo, but then I want to very gradually escalate the tempo along a curve in order to beatmatch it with another track. Could you point me to some reference that might show me how to do this? Thanks for all the videos!
what if I want to change the tempo of a specific track but not the tempo of the project? I have one track that has a tempo of 80bpm and another that is 90, I want to squeeze the 90 bpm track to 80bpm
...and what if we want to change the tempo in the middle of the song? Do we have to create new tracks and change their timebase settings and play from there? Or is there a way to "split" the track into different tempos..just wondering!
I thought this was going to be about how to tempo match to music tracks, for example if a music track plays at 120 BPM and I want to pair it with a voice track at 128 bpm. Do you have any tutorial showing that process? Anyway I didn't know that you could edit the audio from a video on reaper! Thanks for this tutorial.
Check out *Finding the Song Tempo* and *Matching an Audio Performance to a Tempo/Click.* Basically, if you have two REAPER projects where the clips match the click, you copy & paste from one into the other, and it should just work - assuming you left the timebase at the default "Beats (position, length, rate)". Make sure the clip starts cleanly at a whole beat (or better, a downbeat / "one" of a measure) so you can easily snap it into the correct position in the other project. For short parts, you could also hand-adjust a clip's tempo by holding Alt & dragging its left or right edge. Hold Shift as well for finer adjustments.
Love all the tutorials Kenny! But, this is not working for me. Not sure why. I have gone through the video amd changed all my setting to mirror what you've done. What I want to to is have EZ drummer on one track, record guitar on another and have them at the same tempo. Then go to two more tracks and do the same thing but at a different tempo. Both in the same project. But, when I change the tempo it still chamges it for the entire project. What am I missing?
Hi. Silly question: how would I change the number of items per se in an individual track to match up them up “better” with the length of that of another track?? For instance, an item on one track is at 3.5 seconds total while there’s six items total at .7 seconds each on another and I would like to change that number of items to five if possible?? Thanks
Once you have your measures mapped to your audio by adding and manipulating tempo points, how do you then remove all tempo points so the audio plays back at one tempo, while keeping the measures lined up?
Great video! I have a question - how can I render an audio file, so that both intro and main part perfectly align to the click, when placed on a separate tab? I've used tempo mapping and my intro is at 110 bpm and the rest at 140 bpm, so when I play the whole audio with the click - it matches perfectly, but when I render it and paste the same separate stems on a separate tab - only the intro matches with the click but the rest - not, can someone help me with this ? Many thanks in advance!
i dropped a track and recently in reaper and it gave me an option to choice its recommended bpm or add my own .never seen it again since then .. how do i tick the box for this chosen option or best how can i see this again its a great guide line some one will know ? but will they help ? Warmly j not a sausage about this online yet some guy possible slaved hours to write the code ... :( lets use it
I wish this worked! I've a voice over track on the master, and the edits for it in tracks below. Following instructions here, everything but the master changes. Project settings are beats; track timebase for the master is time. One day I won't have to use Audacity to change tempo for voice overs!
Hi. Silly question: how would I change the number of items per se in an individual track to match up them up “better” with the length of that of another track?? For instance, an item on one track is at 3.5 seconds total while there’s six items total at .7 seconds each on another and I would like to change that number of items to five if possible?? Thanks
