I'm doing a fairly simple project using Cakewalk Express (came on the CD with my MIDI interface) as a sequencer.
My question is this: is there a simple way to add gradual tempo changes such as ritards and accellerandos? The only way I can see to do it is to insert a series of tempo changes over the span of the measures I want which seems terrible time-consuming. I thought there might be a simpler way that I'm missing, but documentation on this software is slim.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Ritard and accellerando
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if its really complex this probably wont work, but there is a program called PowerTab and its has accel and ritard on it. you'd have to program in all that you wanted, but i dont know what instruments you're using.
i also wanted this feature too, however, i just wanted to slow down the whole music... like warp it... like a tape was eating it. i cant find that anywhere. you'd they would be able to develop that.
slow down ratio, time contrait, exponantial curve, percent... just like a volume swell... oh well
-paul
if its really complex this probably wont work, but there is a program called PowerTab and its has accel and ritard on it. you'd have to program in all that you wanted, but i dont know what instruments you're using.
i also wanted this feature too, however, i just wanted to slow down the whole music... like warp it... like a tape was eating it. i cant find that anywhere. you'd they would be able to develop that.
slow down ratio, time contrait, exponantial curve, percent... just like a volume swell... oh well
-paul
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- Joined: Thu Sep 25, 2003 2:31 pm
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well
if its really complex this probably wont work, but there is a program called PowerTab and its has accel and ritard on it. you'd have to program in all that you wanted, but i dont know what instruments you're using.
i also wanted this feature too, however, i just wanted to slow down the whole music... like warp it... like a tape was eating it. i cant find that anywhere. you'd they would be able to develop that.
slow down ratio, time contrait, exponantial curve, percent... just like a volume swell... oh well
-paul
if its really complex this probably wont work, but there is a program called PowerTab and its has accel and ritard on it. you'd have to program in all that you wanted, but i dont know what instruments you're using.
i also wanted this feature too, however, i just wanted to slow down the whole music... like warp it... like a tape was eating it. i cant find that anywhere. you'd they would be able to develop that.
slow down ratio, time contrait, exponantial curve, percent... just like a volume swell... oh well
-paul
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- Posts: 15
- Joined: Thu Sep 25, 2003 2:31 pm
- Location: NW Indiana
- Contact:
well
if its really complex this probably wont work, but there is a program called PowerTab and its has accel and ritard on it. you'd have to program in all that you wanted, but i dont know what instruments you're using.
i also wanted this feature too, however, i just wanted to slow down the whole music... like warp it... like a tape was eating it. i cant find that anywhere. you'd they would be able to develop that.
slow down ratio, time contrait, exponantial curve, percent... just like a volume swell... oh well
-paul
if its really complex this probably wont work, but there is a program called PowerTab and its has accel and ritard on it. you'd have to program in all that you wanted, but i dont know what instruments you're using.
i also wanted this feature too, however, i just wanted to slow down the whole music... like warp it... like a tape was eating it. i cant find that anywhere. you'd they would be able to develop that.
slow down ratio, time contrait, exponantial curve, percent... just like a volume swell... oh well
-paul