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Copying Tempo Changes
Hi Sherry,
I'd like to thank you and Mark for bailing me out. I'm working on my 5-song medley, and because of the size of the piece, I made the 2nd song a separate file. After I completed it, I expanded the 1st song to accommodate the 2nd song, and copied and pasted the 2nd song into the 1st song. I was quite disturbed to see that after the copy, all of the tempo variations in the 2nd song were not copied over. I dug into the Help section on Editing the Tempo Graphically, and I'm very happy and relieved to say that by following the procedure listed as "To copy a tempo curve from one section of a song to another section:", I was able to retrieve the tempo variations. This saved me a lot of time. Thanks for having such clear instructions. Ralph |
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