The Tempo Operations window lets you define tempo events over a range of time (or measures). The time range is specified in the time format chosen for your Main Time Scale. In addition, the Tempo Operations window lets you:
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Fit a specific number of Bars|Beats into a precise time range.
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Create tempos that speed up or slow down, both linearly and over various curves.
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The Tempo Operations window is not available in Manual Tempo mode.The Tempo Operations window has six pages, one for each type of tempo operation.Lets you create a constant tempo over a selected range of time.Lets you create tempos that change evenly over a selected range of time.Lets you create tempos that accelerate or decelerate following a tempo curve that changes the tempo more rapidly or less rapidly over the selection time.Lets you create tempos that accelerate or decelerate following a tempo curve with a definable breakpoint that determines mid-curve times and tempo values.Lets you scale tempos within the selection by a percentage amount.Lets you select a clip of tempo events and apply them to a larger or smaller selection area.
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Choose Event > Tempo Operations, followed by one of the Tempo Operations page commands (such as Constant).
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If the Tempo Operations window is already open, you can select any of the pages from the pop-up menu at the top of the window.
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Press Alt+2 (Windows) or Option+2 (Mac) on the number keypad to open the Tempo Operations window and display the last active Tempo Operations page.3 Select a Tempo Operation page from the pop-up menu at the top of the Tempo Operation window.4 Change the settings for the page you have chosen, as necessary.
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Click Apply.
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Press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac) to automatically apply the values and close the window.