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  1. To clarify, I don't know if the audio recordings had embedded tempo metadata. How would I find out? Would I need to find out?
  2. Note: I did not choose Edit > Tempo > Write Project Tempo to Audio Files. as only some of the files were in time with the Metronome. Or rather, maybe all were in the same tempo but not where they were suppossed to be, whereas other files were simply wuite likely not in the right tempo, not sure.
  3. Thanks for your help Atlas007. It's the import settings displayed in the media browser. I just went ahead and clicked all the boxes, and that seems to work. In any case I did as David suggested and ended up with the same sort of situation I did before. Some files and in sync and some aren't. I'm kind of amazed this is so so complicated! Any tips as to how to proceed appreciated.
  4. As suggested, I opened a new project, set smart tempo and began the process of importing the project files. I did so through the media browser. I selected all the audio files and checked all the boxes. I did not select the Marker, signature or tempo tracks or the project notes. When I selected 'Import Project Settings', a pop-up window came up with a number of boxes to potentially check re: import settings. To what extent would this affect what I'm trying to achieve? Should I check all the boxes or will checking some of the boxes, such as sync, affect what I'm trying to achieve?
  5. Or maybe would it work to make stems of the tracks, then import them into a project set at the correct BPM?
  6. Thanks. I've never used Smart Tempo before. Tried a few apporaches without success. The following is what I did and what what resulted: I went to File > Project Settings and selected Adapt. That didn't change anything. Closed project without saving. Then, I selected to AUTO and changed the project tempo to 121 (while soloing the percussion tracks, mentioning that in case it matters). The metronome and percussion lined up, but suddenly, a number of tracks were off, both Midi and otherwise. There are a lot of tracks in this project, so trying to review and line up every track seems time consuming if there is a better option. I saved this an a separate project in case I need to go back and edit. I then opened the original project and while almost everything was as it was before (inc. song in 121BMP project in 1, now two of the midi tracks were no longer in sync. This seems like buggy behaviour to me. I checked project settings and smart tempo was not on. I turned it on to adapt and the problem persisted. In a sense, it's not a huge deal in that I was planning on rerecording those tracks anyway but it's still disconcerting. Could this be a 10.7.1 Issue? Ayhow, not sure how to proceed. Any help or viewpoints welcome.
  7. Thank you for your help. I'm trying to look into that but it appears to be a bit of a maze. This is what I get when I search "Write Project Tempo to Audio File" https://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=search&src=support_book_welcome&locale=en_CA&bookid=3074510f3f6fee44b4db0ab45fe1e422&rurl=https%3A%2F%2Fsupport.apple.com%2Fen-ca%2Fguide%2Flogicpro%2Fwelcome%2Fmac&title=Logic+Pro+User+Guide&query=write+project+tempo+ Could you point me in the right direction? Also, would smart tempo work? https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT208458
  8. I recorded the bedtracks of a song years ago before I knew how to use Logic X, as I've mostly been using analog tape in the past. I ignored the project tempo, turned off the metronome and recorded as one would do if Logic were tape. I played a midi drum machine to create a sort of click track which is in a different tempo than the project. I've been overdubbing on those bedtracks; however, I'm at the point where I need to be able to cut and paste/edit sections and re-arrange the arrangement. To do so, I'd need the project tempo to reflect the tempo of the song, which is exactly 121BPM, so that tracks snap to the grid. Does that make sense? Not sure if I'd need to export the tracks to a new project with set 121BPM. How would I make this work? Thanks for your input!
  9. I recorded a song without a click track, the tempo of the song being a different tempo than the project tempo. For editing purposes, I need to import the track to a new new project with the correct tempo on in. (121BPM) I tried to import the project; however, it seems that the tracks won't line up as they should. Is there a better way to do this? Alternately, as I just upgraded to 10.7.1, so there's also a chance possibly this is a bug?
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