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CHAPTER 9. TEMPO CONTROL AND WARPING 122

2. Use the Control Bar's Tap Tempo button to tap along, thereby setting the

Live Set's tempo to match that of the clip;

3. Turn warping on again and use the Warp From Here (Start At ...) command

to tell Auto-Warp to use your tapped tempo as a reference.

Warp From Here (Straight) tells Auto-Warp that this is a clip with no tempo variations

(common in electronically produced works). Auto-Warp will then set a single Warp

Marker derived from its guess of the le's original tempo.

Warp ... BPM From Here will also set a single Warp Marker, but in this case, Auto-Warp

is forced to interpret the clip as exactly matching the Live Set's tempo. This is useful

in cases when you happen to know the exact BPM value of an electronically-produced

work and can type it into the Control Bar before warping.

Multi-Clip Warping

When clips of equal length are multi-selected, adding or changing Warp Markers for one

clip will apply identical Warp Markers to all. This is convenient in any situation where several

tracks have the same rhythm, and you wish to alter the timing of each recording in the same

way. A common scenario would be when multi-tracking a band's performance, where the

musicians all play in time with each other, yet the timing itself is in some way awed.

Copying Warp Markers

You can also selectively copy and paste Warp Markers from one clip to another. Copied

Warp Markers don't even need to be pasted into the same bar as the original.

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