OK guys, here is my situation.  I have a song which I'm tracking in the studio 
which is 4/4 time, and for 99.999% of the song, 100BPM tempo.  The last 3 bars 
of the song however have a tempo change down to 85 bars.  Yes, my session, 
indeed, has a click track.

So, so far, what I have done is, I went to the event menu in my menu bar, and 
to tempo operations.  In here, I then went to constant.  Before I go any 
further, let me clarify something which could prove disastrous in the long run, 
if I don't do so.  This tempo change is absolutely *not!* a gradual thing.  It 
literally is a complete jump from 100 down to 85.

So anyway, getting back to the constant tempo window, in here, I've set the 
tempo at the start of my session, by hitting return, to 100 within the constant 
tempo dialog.  Then, I am moving to bar 111, which is where I need the tempo to 
change.  I'm doing this by pressing numpad slash, then typing 1 1 1 on the 
numpad, followed by numpad enter.  Now, once on bar 111, I'm bringing up the 
event menu in the menu bar, going back to tempo operations, then back to 
constant once again.  In here I am now setting the tempo to 85BPM.  The strange 
thing is, not only is that not taking effect at bar 111 as it should, but when 
I then hit space bar to play things back, and make sure my click track follows 
that tempo change, I find that it's landing my play head at a totally different 
place in the session, (often times I can't get it to be consistent where 
exactly it lands.)  Not only this, but the tempo change doesn't take effect.

I thought perhaps maybe I needed to go into the transport window, and disable 
the conductor track to make this work, but when I do that, I then have the 
issue of in the constant tempo screen, I can't change it.  As soon as I disable 
the conductor track, the over all constant tempo throughout the whole session 
jumps to 120BPM, and try as I may, no matter how hard I try, I cannot get any 
tempo modification to stick.  So, clearly, I'm doing something wrong.

How do I do this?  No, I have never done tempo changes before in ProTools.  
I've never had the need until now.

Chris.

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