Warping - Extras

When you do your warping of the guitar track, pay special notice to the last bar. This is where a significant slow down of the tempo occurs.

If you were using the "Warp from Here" option after setting 1.1.1 or cropping, most likely you still will have an issue with the last bar. You need to look into warping the last bar manually.

Extras:
So far we were warping the guitar so it would match the drums with constant tempo. What if we want the drums to slow down together with the guitar? This is possible in Arrangement View.
  • Drag or record the clip into Arrangement view.
  • In clip view activate the "Slave button"
  • Play the guitar clip and notice how the tempo suddenly drops in the last bar
  • If you have a drum loop playing with the guitar at the end of the clip, notice how the drums slow down as well.

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