Using the Tempo Inspector

Figure 148. Tempo Inspector.

 

See:

Tempo Inspector

Inserting tempo changes in the Tempo Inspector

Modifying tempo properties in the Tempo Inspector

Deleting tempo changes in the Tempo Inspector

Tempo

Inserting tempo changes in the Tempo Inspector

To insert a tempo change in the Tempo Inspector:

1.	Move the Now Time to the position where you want to add the tempo change.

2.	Click the Insert Tempo button to open the Insert Tempo dialog box.

3.	Set the tempo and other properties.

4.

Click OK.

Cakewalk inserts the new tempo into the list.

 

See also:

Inserting tempo changes in the Tempo track

To change the current tempo in the Transport module

To insert a tempo change

Modifying tempo properties in the Tempo Inspector

To change the tempo position, double-click the M:B:T / H:M:S:F column and enter a new position.

To change the tempo, double-click the BPM column and enter a new tempo in beats per minute.

To change the envelope shape type, click the rightmost column and select one of the following shapes:

Jump. This choice causes the envelope to make a ninety degree jump where the envelope reaches the second node. Cakewalk displays jumps with a dotted line, meaning that there is automation data at the nodes where the dotted line begins and ends, but not where the line itself is.

Linear. This choice draws a straight line between the two nodes.

Fast. This choice draws a curve between the two nodes that changes value rapidly at first, but more slowly toward the end of the curve.

Slow. This choice draws a curve between the two nodes that changes value slowly at first, but more rapidly toward the end of the curve.

 

Note: By default, the time column in the Tempo Inspector shows M:B:T time, but shows H:M:S:F time if the Display All Times as SMPTE display option is enabled in Edit > Preferences > Customization - Display.

Deleting tempo changes in the Tempo Inspector

To delete a tempo change, select the tempo change event(s) you want to delete, then do one of the following:

Right-click the tempo change and select Delete

Press the DELETE key

Select Edit > Delete

Cakewalk deletes the selected tempo change. You cannot delete the first tempo in the list.

 

Tip: You can select multiple tempo changes, then delete them simultaneously. To select discontiguous tempo changes, hold down the CTRL key and click the tempo changes you want to select/deselect. To select a range of adjacent tempo changes, click the first tempo change you want to select, then hold down the SHIFT key and click the last tempo change you want to select.

 

See also:

Deleting tempo changes in the Tempo track

 

See:

How tempo changes affect audio clips

How tempo changes affect automation

Tempo track

Tempo Inspector

Changing tempos

Using the Tempo track

Using the Transport module

Using the Tempo commands

Setting the project tempo by tapping

Offsetting the tempo map

Setting the project tempo from an audio recording

Setting the project tempo from freely recorded MIDI or audio

Aligning measure/beat boundaries manually

Setting the Metronome and Tempo settings

Backwards compatibility

Tempo