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TV Drama
by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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hey an "uh huh" moment has occured.
A friend suggests that all daws have a tempo map that will play whatever tempo you want. Not believing it I just moused over all
the tools cakewalk has, and it couldnt be more easy
"insert tempo change"
Inserted it, and it worked. Now I can know exactly when and where to change tempos in the drum track itself and can follow the drum track for the other parts.
Embarasingly easy....gulp
Yes, that's why I suggested making the measures 2/4 instead of 4/4. It would allow a tempo change every two beats instead of 4 (more gradual ritard). Probably could set it to one beat measures, though may have quirks with tempo changes that quickly. Best, John 
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