Re: Tempo changes

2011-10-01 Thread David Eagle
So you can only enter tempo by using the numpad? I assume there's some
logic in this? I have no idea how to use numpad on a Macbook Pro. I
normally use the number row.

On 28/09/2011, MLock mloc...@gmail.com wrote:
 Yes Command 1 on the numpad will open the transport window for you no
 matter what window you are in.
 make sure after interacting with the midi cluster the conductor button
 is d selected.
 As far as Automating you can find this by interacting with your
 prefered auto track.
 I think its the button right passed your output button.
 click the button and you can choose from write/touch/lach or read.

 Gordon Kent wrote:
 Hi:
 The best way to set the initial tempo on a session is to go to the
 transport
 view, then uncheck the use conductor track field, and then enter your
 tempo in the tempo field.
 Gord

 -Original Message-
 From: Chris Norman
 Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 5:20 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Tempo changes

 Hiya all,
 Having a bit of strangeness. I went to the event menu, tempo
 opporations, constant tempo, and entered the tempo. The start and ends
 were set to 1.1 each, but the tempo still didn't change from 120.000.
 In fact, every time I clicked apply, it went back. I was clicking on
 the new tempo field, and the value I was pasting in went in each time,
 but as soon as I hit apply, it went.

 Any ideas?

 Cheers,

 --
 Take care,

 Chris Norman.

 !-- chris.norm...@googlemail.com --


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Re: Tempo changes

2011-10-01 Thread Kevin Reeves
As we've stated several times throughout the life of the list, it's a good idea 
to get a keyboard with a numpad on it. Your pro tools experience will be 
greatly enhanced. There are tons of things you can't do without it.

Help with timeline tracking

2011-10-01 Thread Jason
Hi all,
I asked this question before and I never heard a response so I will
ask again in case it just got lost in the shuffle.  I am trying to do
some MIDI event editing and when I start playback the cursor moves
along the timeline but once it goes off the screen the area still
showing does not follow it.  When I used Sonar before the cursor would
start back over to the left of the display and scroll back to the
right and the numbers on the timeline would reflect where I was in the
song.  I am not sure why the display is not tracking the movement but
I have selected the different tracking options that I thought were
related to the MIDI window (i.e. tracking continuously, etc.).  Does
anyone know how to fix this?  I have not really been motivated to
switch fully to Pro Tools not having figured this out.  Thanks.

Jason