Grabbing Tempo Events
The Grabber tools let you create new tempo set-
tings by dragging tempo events in the Tempo
Editor.
Using a Grabber tool to change a tempo event
To change the tempo of a tempo event:
With the Grabber tool, drag a tempo event up
or down.
To adjust the location of the tempo change:
With the Grabber tool, drag a tempo event to
the left or right.
To remove a tempo event:
With the Grabber tool, Alt-click (Windows) or
Option-click (Mac) the tempo event.
Selecting Tempo Events
You can easily select a single tempo event, or an
entire tempo curve within the Tempo Editor.
To Select a tempo event in the Tempo Editor:
Using the Selector tool or any Grabber tool,
double-click between two tempo events. The
first event is selected.
Selecting a single tempo event
To Select a tempo curve in the Tempo Editor:
Using the Selector tool or any Grabber tool,
triple-click on a horizontal tempo line in the
curve that you want to select.
Selecting a tempo curve
Extending Tempo Selections
You can extend Tempo selections to the next or
the previous tempo event.
To extend a tempo selection:
With the Selector tool, select a range of tempo
1
events.
Do one of the following:
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• Press Shift+Tab to extend the selection to
the next tempo event.
– or –
• Press Shift+Control+Tab (Windows) or
Shift+Option+Tab (Mac) to extend the se-
lection to the previous tempo event.
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