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Matti Frost
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Apologies if this has been addressed before. I saw several topics that were similar but not quite what I was looking for. Here is my question.
I am currently writing a song that has several uneven tempo changes. Currently, I have about 2.5 minutes of a song in one tempo @225 bpm, and when that ends, it slows to 140 bpm. Try as I may, I cannot get the tempo to change at the marker from 225 to 140. It puts all the drums in one or the other. I got around this before simply by creating separate project files for each tempo and then connecting the WAV files in Garage Band or DP once they were bounced, but then I can't really mix the drums once they're bounced in relation to the other instruments.
I tried creating a separate track within the project file, and pasting the drums for the 140 bpm part at the marker, but it plays in piano. Sounds cool, but I forgot how to change the MIDI to EZdrummer. I know it's something simple that I am missing. It has to be.
And no, I don't have the manual.
Edit: Using Cubase Studio 4 with EZdrummer/Drumkit From Hell.
I am currently writing a song that has several uneven tempo changes. Currently, I have about 2.5 minutes of a song in one tempo @225 bpm, and when that ends, it slows to 140 bpm. Try as I may, I cannot get the tempo to change at the marker from 225 to 140. It puts all the drums in one or the other. I got around this before simply by creating separate project files for each tempo and then connecting the WAV files in Garage Band or DP once they were bounced, but then I can't really mix the drums once they're bounced in relation to the other instruments.
I tried creating a separate track within the project file, and pasting the drums for the 140 bpm part at the marker, but it plays in piano. Sounds cool, but I forgot how to change the MIDI to EZdrummer. I know it's something simple that I am missing. It has to be.
And no, I don't have the manual.
Edit: Using Cubase Studio 4 with EZdrummer/Drumkit From Hell.