Hi Chris,

1. Select the range from bar 91 to bar 93.
2. Go to Events > Tempo Operations and select either Linear or Parabolic.
Each of those will give you a somewhat different result. Start with Linear to 
see if it'll give you the result you're looking for.
Make sure the range appears in the Linear window as you had selected prior to 
entering the Linear Tempo Event window.
You'll see that the starting tempo will be 80 and the ending tempo will be 80 
as well. Click on the End tempo and press delete a few times. Enter 60 and hit 
the Apply button. Do not press the "Preserve Tempo After Selection button or 
the tempo will jump back to 80 bpm at bar 93.
If you choose the Parabolic curve instead, you'll be given the extra option of 
defining the curve. Negative numbers will start the descent sooner while 
positive numbers will start the curve more gradually at first and faster toward 
the end of the selected region. Experimentation will help you find what you're 
looking for. Naturally, a Click track will help you hear the results which I'm 
sure you're already doing.

Slau


On Oct 18, 2014, at 2:25 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland <[email protected]> 
wrote:

> OK guys, so here is the deal.  I'm doing an arrangement of the gospel hymn 
> Because He Lives.  For those who haven't heard it, it's in 4/4 time, and I'm 
> doing it at 80BPM.  Here's the deal though.  The song is 93 bars long.  At 
> bar 91 until the end of the song I want to do a retard to slow down the tempo 
> a bit.  This may sound like a huge, huge, huge amount to slow down by, but 
> trust me, I've actually done this song back in the days with Sonar, and I did 
> this exact retard this way, and it sounded gorgeous!  Anyway, starting at bar 
> 91, until 93, so basically, the last 3 bars, I want to keep it in my 4 4 
> time, but I need the tempo to automatically slow down to 60 beats per minute, 
> instead of 80 like the rest of the song.  Then, that 60BPM will take us out 
> to the end of the arrangement.  I have gone into my edit screen with 
> command+equals, and I most certainly have set the counter to 
> bars/beats/ticks.  I've also set the constant over all tempo to 80BPM, so all 
> that's perfect.  I just now need to know how to do this one little part to 
> 60, then I'll have it down.
> 
> Thanks.  I'm using ProTools 11.2 with OSX Mavericks if that helps.
> 
> Chris.
> --- The name of the Lord is a fortified tower.  The righteous run to it and 
> are safe.
> (Proverbs 18:10, NIV.) 
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