To change the tempo of one tempo boxRecordForAll generates four tempo boxes for each track that uses Beat Mixing. Here's where RecordForAll puts them by default:
30 seconds after the Intro Range for the track. (Original music tempo)
30 seconds before the Outro Range for the track. (Original music tempo)
At the first and last Outro Sprockets. (The tempo is between the original tempo for the current track, and the original tempo for the next track.)
See below
To change the tempo of one tempo box
To change the length of time between tempo boxes
To restore the original RecordForAll BPM value
To change the tempo of one tempo box
You can change the sound of your beat mix by adjusting tempo boxes, with the lines between the tempo boxes representing the change in tempo over time. If you want the same tempo throughout the track, set all of the tempo boxes for the track at the same BPM.
In the lower part of the Timeline, find the gray tempo box associated with the track whose tempo you want to adjust.
Right-click the tempo box, and choose Edit.
Type the exact BPM you want, and press Enter.
To change the length of time between tempo boxes
You can direct RecordForAll to take more or less time going from one bet per minute to another.
In the Timeline, click a tempo boxes that is not at a sprocket, and drag it to the right or left.
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In the Playlist, right-click the track whose BPM you want to change, and click Adjust Playback Speed.
Adjust the Playback speed or BPM with the slider bar, or type the new speed and click OK.
To restore the original RecordForAll BPM value
You can restore a track's BPM to the value that RecordForAll originally detected and reverse any manual overrides.
In the Playlist, right-click the track whose BPM you want to change, and click Adjust Playback Speed.
Click Reset and then click OK.
