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I have a logic pro x project where the audio regions were removed during recording. Is there any info related to the "Original Recording Tempo" that would tell me at what measure/beats the various recorded audio files begin?
Mac mini 2018 or later
Here you can see I was able to figure out where Audio 1, Audio 2 and Audio 3 should be placed:
However, the position of other audio files may not be so easily determined. So knowing there is "Original Recording Tempo" data in the file, is there any indication at what measure/beat (or SMPTE time), in the project, the files were recorded?
I see, well I suppose your first step has to be figuring out what the original tempo is. Then everything will fall into place. However, without more details it's sort of very hard to guess what exactly you're up to here.
That's, of course, in addition to what CCTM said above.
Hi
Have you tried adding the files to the Tracks area, selecting the appropriate region (s) and using Edit > Move > Move to Recorded Position?
CCT
Hi there, could you please take and post a screenshot of your project (Main / Arrange area of it, at least)? That would make it much easier to assist. Cheers!
This is exactly what I was looking for. I never had occasion to need it till now. Thanks!
logic pro x view audio original recording tempo
