The Tempo Editor’s Assign Tempo Mode offers you a wealth of different ways of intervening and tools to assist you in the task, and it is these that form the subject of this tour. It is to resolve such questions that your intervention in the tempo detection process is required. To which instrument in this example greater weight should be given has nothing to do with perfection in the sense of right or wrong but is purely a question of interpretation.

These two tracks, clearly, are pulling in different directions and perhaps urging Melodyne to different conclusions. But what does “perfect” mean here? Imagine, for example, that you have on one track a saxophone solo played with great rhythmic freedom and on another the drums played with rhythmic discipline. There are unbelievable, hitherto unknown, possibilities here – provided, always, that the tempo detection yields perfect results throughout the entire piece. Even if the band gets carried away and bolts towards the end of the song, it’s no problem with Melodyne you have the reins at all times in your hands. You are able now, in other words, to record without using a click and yet still retain full control over tempo and timing. Or, equally exciting, it can be used to adapt the rigid tempo of a sample to the reconstructed live click – and, with it, to the fluctuations in tempo real musicians inevitably introduce into each performance. It can be used, for example, to tighten up the timing of the entire band and here, remember, we are talking about a multi-track recording of a live performance! This tempo map, provided it is accurate, gives rise to exciting possibilities. From its own analysis of the music based on the sum of all the tracks, Melodyne now creates a tempo map this can be thought of as a virtual click track that keeps time with the musicians (even though no click was used in the actual performance). The point of Assign Tempo Mode is best illustrated by an example: Suppose you have made a multi-track recording of a live performance during which no click was used by the performers to help them keep time. What purpose does Assign Tempo Mode serve?Īdjusting the click and the background display to fit the recording is necessary to ensure that subsequent editing procedures, such as quantization to the grid or matching the tempo of one recording to that of another, function correctly.

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