Beat markers. Each detected beat has a corresponding beat marker. You can remap a beat marker by dragging the marker to any active transient marker. When a beat marker has been moved, it turns red and becomes “anchored” to the assigned transient marker. An “anchored” beat marker is a marker that has been edited as opposed to a beat that Cakewalk detected. To “un-anchor” a beat marker, double-click the marker.
Average Tempo. This list shows the average tempo candidates: original, 0.5x and 2x. Cakewalk will do its best to detect the correct average tempo, but a clip can often have multiple potential tempos (60 BPM, 120 BPM, 240 BPM, etc.). If Cakewalk is unable to detect a tempo, Average Tempo will be set to Original, which is the project’s tempo at the location the clip was recorded or imported. If you change the Average Tempo setting, all clip tempo changes are adjusted to scale.This list also contains the Set Clip Tempo From Project command, which copies the project’s tempo map to the clip’s tempo map. This allows the project’s measure boundaries to align with the audio clip.
Beats per measure. This list lets you specify the number of beats per measure. The value range is 2 to 14, and the default value is 4.
2. Click the Edit clip tempo map button on the AudioSnap palette.
3. If the Average Tempo list does not show the correct tempo, select the correct tempo.
4. If the Beats per measure box does not show the correct number of beats, specify the correct number of beats per measure.Figure 364. Drag beat markers to edit the clip tempo map.
Note 1: Beat markers can only be dragged to active transient markers. If you need to drag a beat marker to a position that doesn’t have a corresponding transient marker, first insert a new transient marker at the desired position. For details, see To insert a new transient marker.You can also use the Merge and Lock Markers command to merge transient markers from other tracks. This is useful, for example, if one track contains beats 1 and 3 and another track contains beats 2 and 4. For details, see To copy transient markers from one track to another track.
6. To hide the tempo map guide, click the Edit clip tempo map button on the AudioSnap palette again.
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