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Can you change tempo in Auria Pro?

Ripper7620Ripper7620
in General App Discussion

Specifically, I’m just wondering if I can work in a slower tempo, working strictly with midi, and then raise the tempo to higher level when the project is finished, or will that completely screw things up? Thank you in advance.

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  • wimwim

    Hell yeh!

    Auria is the best DAW for this on iOS. Just add a Tempo Track. It’s in the manual, but you can probably figure it out without the manual. You can set tempo changes, ramp tempo up and down, do time signature changes ... it’s awesome sauce.

    If you feed Auria’s midi clock into Audiobus, Audiobus will bridge that to Link too. :smile:

  • theconnactictheconnactic

    As long as all midi regions start at zero (I sugest either join regions or put each region in its own track) you’re good to go.

  • Ripper7620Ripper7620

    @theconnactic said:
    As long as all midi regions start at zero (I sugest either join regions or put each region in its own track) you’re good to go.

    Thank you very much, I appreciate it. My skill is not such that I can play very well with higher tempos, but I like fast music, so that’s a big help.

  • Ripper7620Ripper7620

    @wim said:
    Hell yeh!

    Auria is the best DAW for this on iOS. Just add a Tempo Track. It’s in the manual, but you can probably figure it out without the manual. You can set tempo changes, ramp tempo up and down, do time signature changes ... it’s awesome sauce.

    If you feed Auria’s midi clock into Audiobus, Audiobus will bridge that to Link too. :smile:

    Awesome, that’s great to know, I appreciate it.

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