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Robomusic · Jam Meister Joined: 07 Jul 2005 Posts: 68

I have been messing with JS to see how to make a drum track for existing songs that are not midi. In other words find the tempo.

I take a midi track and insert a click track into it, then pop JS into it and then slowly adjust the midi tempo untill it matches the tempo of the song.

I had one the other day someone ask for drum track on and it had a full measure of click in the beginning, I just adjusted JS to match that tempo and waaLaa a spot on drum track.

Side note If you have Acid Pro 3.0 or later it has the beatmapper that will tell you what the tempo of a track is.

KennyC · Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 10:35 am Post subject:

Robo,

I'm curious how it would work if, like me, the the performers didn't keep tempo very well. You know, a litter faster in the chorus, a little slower in the verse, skipping Shocked

a beat in the bridge, etc? Any hope of composing a drum track in a situation like that?

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Ralph [RZ] · Site Admin Joined: 02 Jan 2008 Posts: 13332

Hi Kenny, many hosts allow you to have a tempo track that varies tempo throughout the song. You would have to set this track up either manually or using a tempo extraction tool. Once this track matches the tempo changes of the source, JS will follow in synch.
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