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Using MIDI with Logic Pro 8
How to Record MIDI Data in Logic Pro 8
How to Edit Notes in Logic Pro 8
How to Use the Hyperdraw Editor in Logic Pro 8
How to Change the Grid in Logic Pro 8
How to Edit the Event Tab in Logic Pro 8
How to Quantize in Logic Pro 8
How to Fine tune Quantization in Logic Pro 8
How to Make a Groove Template in Logic Pro 8
How to Use the Audio Editor in Logic Pro 8
How to Sample Audio in Logic Pro 8
How to Use the Audio Energizer in Logic Pro 8
How to Adjust Pitch & Time in Logic Pro 8
How to Find Sample Tempo in Logic Pro 8
How to Stretch Audio in Logic Pro 8
How to Copy & Paste in Logic Pro 8
Summary: Learn how to find sample tempo in Apple Pro Logic 8 music recording software in this free video tutorial.
"To find the sample tempo is pretty easy, the only thing you got to really do is be able to count the bars that are within the sample, so what you got to do is make sure that you highlight the number of bars that are within the sample, so the length locator's at the very top. So say we have like a two bar sample, we bring in this sample right here, right, that's going to be...come closer to four bars. So we take this thing, right, and we highlight four bars, we go to tempo options and we adjust the tempo to the locators. What we got to do right here is....adjust the tempo using region lengths and locators, globally, and it should bring the tempo within your track...is now this tempo. So it's going to automatically link it up to whatever you feel is the right tempo, the right amount of bars. "
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whatrusaying said
on 3/12/2009 Find and only allow people to submit instruction that speak correctly and use the correct technical terms. "So we take this thing " is not the correct term for the cursor. This video is a waste.