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ProTools 6.4 Adjustung Audio Track Speed

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I want to import a track from a file with a tempo of 80bpm to a file with a tempo of 90bpm. Is it possible to speed up (or slow down) an already recorded audio track in ProTools 6.4?

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Nope.

You need to do the tempo conversion first in Acid, Ableton Live or some other program that offers high quality results.

Not sure when digidesign implemented ReWire, but as a workaround - and if your computer has enough horsepower - you could ReWire one of those programs to protools, set the tempo and leave the file to be temporarily tempo'ed by one of the specialist programs.


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Thanks for your reply. Never heard of Acid or the other one, but thanks for clarifying re ProTools.

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