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Plays the loop at the session's tempo instead of its native tempo. For example, if you play a 100
Follow Session Tempo
bpm loop in a 120 bpm session, the loop is stretched to 120 bpm. If you deselect this option, the loop plays at the
tempo specified in the BPM text box.
Locks the left edge of the audio clip to the beat. If you change tempo, the audio clip moves
Lock Position To Tempo
so that it starts at the same beat. Select this option if you're stretching a loop to tempo or starting a one-shot clip (like
a thunder clap or a gong) on musical beats.
Source Waveform Information
Lets you override original stretch method properties stored in the source file.
Tempo Matching
Transposes the pitch of the looped clip by the specified number of half-steps. Positive numbers raise
Transpose Pitch
the pitch, and negative numbers lower it.
Adjust All Loop-enabled Clips That Use This Wave
source file. For example, if you insert the same loop file into a session four times and then adjust the loop properties
of one of the four clips, the other three instances are also adjusted.
Set tempo, time signature, and key for a session
The Session Properties panel lets you specify the tempo, time signature, and key for audio loops in a session. All
loop-enabled clips automatically adjust to match new settings; regular clips are unaffected.
Session tempo and time signature also affect MIDI tracks. (See "Overview of the Sequencer" on page 213.)
In Multitrack View, choose Window > Session Properties if the panel isn't visible.
1
2 Set any of the following options:
Specifies the tempo of the session, measured in beats per minute.
Tempo
Specifies the number of beats per bar.
Beats/Bar
Specifies the musical key for voiced audio loops.
Key
Specifies the session's time signature. Choosing a different time signature automatically updates the Beats/Bar
Time
setting.
Opens the Advanced Session Properties dialog box so you can customize properties such as mixing and
Advanced
metronome settings.
Toggles the built-in metronome on and off.
Metronome
To preview loop files at the tempo and key of a session, select the Loop option in the Insert Audio dialog box, or the
Follow Session option in the Files panel. (See "Insert an audio file into a session" on page 47 and "Preview audio in
the Files panel" on page 49.)
See also
"Calculate the tempo of a selected range" on page 225
"Set advanced session properties" on page 210
Lets you override original tempo and key properties stored in the source file.
Globally changes the settings for all clips that reference the same
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