Changing the bpm after recording the vocals in Logic Pro

Hello, I have recorded vocals in Logic Pro without checking/changing the bpm of the beat first. Is that an issue and can I resolve it without recording everything all over again?

MacBook Pro 13″

Posted on Feb 23, 2024 4:01 AM

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Posted on Feb 23, 2024 12:24 PM

It depends. Did you record your vocals to follow music that Logic was playing, but then realized it was actually slower or faster than you wanted it to be? If so you can change the BPM, but your recoded vocals will probably be out of time. So go back to the recorded bpm and the Flextime your vocal track. (search Youtube - #26 - Flex Time for Simple Audio Editing in Logic) This gives you instructions on how to make your vocals stay in sync if you change the bpm after the fact.

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Feb 23, 2024 12:24 PM in response to Tjin-Asjoe

It depends. Did you record your vocals to follow music that Logic was playing, but then realized it was actually slower or faster than you wanted it to be? If so you can change the BPM, but your recoded vocals will probably be out of time. So go back to the recorded bpm and the Flextime your vocal track. (search Youtube - #26 - Flex Time for Simple Audio Editing in Logic) This gives you instructions on how to make your vocals stay in sync if you change the bpm after the fact.

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