importing project tempo changes

[solcircle]

i am trying to work on a project made with logic 9 and has tempo changes in the time line. when open it in logic x , the tempo list shows nothing and a steady tempo is played. is there a way to import the tempo changes ? i erase logic 9 from my computer so if the solution does not include having to export again it's better.. thanks !

[Eric Cardenas]

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The tempo list shows nothing and a steady tempo is played. Is there a way to import the tempo changes?

 

First of all, this should not happen.

Logic Pro X is able to import your changes. Make sure you don't have a couple tempo sets in that project. Click on the title "Tempo" in the global track and see if you can find the correct one.

 

If you wan't to import a tempo map fro another project use import function via the All Files Browser.

[SubBlack]

Hello my man, it is possible to import and export tempo maps into Logic. To export a tempo map, in the Arrange window, click on any MIDI region (this is important, tempo imports don't work for me if I don't do this). Go to the File menu > Export > Selection as MIDI File. You should be able to import this MIDI info into a new session. I had been wrestling with tempo changes between Logic and PT and finally got it working, lemme know how it goes.

[solcircle]

Thanks for all the comments ! all the answers involve going back to logic 9 and exporting some kind of 'tempo map' exporting. can i get an idea where to download my (legally bought) logic 9 again ?

[Eric Cardenas]

all the answers involve going back to logic 9 and exporting some kind of 'tempo map' exporting.

 

No.

 

Here's what I wrote again:

 

Logic Pro X is able to import your changes. Make sure you don't have a couple tempo sets in that project. Click on the title "Tempo" in the global track and see if you can find the correct one.

 

If you wan't to import a tempo map fro another project use import function via the All Files Browser.

 

Please add your system specs to your signature as I asked in the previous post!