I'd like to use a sound that is working well with a 120bpm effect,
but I need to use it in a 92 bpm patch
Of course the effect is following 92, but in this case is changing a unwanted way my sound.
Is it possible to let the channel strip (exs and effect in channel strip as well) to ignore the patch tempo?
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8), 15 - i7 - 2.66 - 8 giga ram
Hi
Could you add the Channel Strip at Set Level (with a tempo of 120) and then have the Patch Level set the tempo @ 92?
Alternatively, switch all "tempo sync" functions off and manually set the times (delay in ms etc). You could use a 120bpm patch to temporarily calculate all the required settings.
CCT
Is not a solution,
because I need this setting just for a single channel strip of a layered sound.
I need a single channel strip fro example with setting 82, into a patch with setting 132 bpm.
I know that I can use set and patch included in it..... but what about this channel strip is into a layered sound?
This channel strip, and only this one, should work at 82, inside different channels strip working at 132
CCTM wrote:
Alternatively, switch all "tempo sync" functions off and manually set the times (delay in ms etc). You could use a 120bpm patch to temporarily calculate all the required settings.
Hi
This *should* work:
Setup your patch at 120 (or whatever it works at and sounds good). Examine every plugin for Sync settings/delay settings/LFO's etc. Calculate the equivalent times in milliseconds etc. Set these values.
Then change the MS Patch tempo to whatever you need.
CCT
Yep....
is working.....
I changed the Lfo.... and copied delay, phaser and so on once I deSync them, comparing with the bpm "interested".
Thank you very much
Channel strip Setting Ignore the Patch Tempo - Possible?
