Tempo graph in CbB

[Vassilis]

In CbB am missing the older Tempo graph, which seems to have disappeared in the newer versions. I am referring to the very useful graph of previous CbB versions where you could modify and draw the tempo. Is there a chance  I could recover it?
Thanks for help

Vassilis

[Vassilis]

Yes my Lord! I already have seen this but it is much more difficult (or, should I say impossible) to draw a tempo curve (I hope you know what I mean). Thanks anyway.

[user905133]

2 hours ago, Vassilis said:

. . . it is much more difficult (or, should I say impossible) to draw a tempo curve . . . .

Did you try turning on grid lines and switching the cursor tool to draw (the pencil/pen aka the "Freehand Tool")? 

BTW, there is an option to use whole numbers when we right-click on Tempo Track.

http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=Cakewalk&language=3&help=Tempo.07.html

This is also in CbB's built-in Help. I used "Draw Tempo" for the keyword and then I selected "Using the Tempo Track."

PS:  Thanks for asking about this.  I don't  use the Tempo Track much, so this helps me, too.

Edited April 17, 2023 by User 905133
(5) Added a TY so no one would think I was snarky; (4) Added a link & reference to CbB's built-in Help; (3) Added "Freehand Tool" (the official term); (2) Added a note about "Snap to Whole Numbers; (1) changed "pencil" to "pencil/pen"

[Glenn Stanton]

4 hours ago, Lord Tim said:

^^ yep, good advice.

Here's an example I just did then:

It's actually a lot more powerful than the original tool once you get used to the changes.

can't wait to hear that piece ? not to mention dancing to it... lol  

Edited April 17, 2023 by Glenn Stanton

[Xoo]

11 hours ago, Lord Tim said:

I think I've worked with a drummer who had a sense of timing like that... ?

There are drummers who don't have senses of timing like that??? ?

[Vassilis]

Thank you gentlemen! You are very helpful. I will try your way and come back if needed!

[user905133]

On 4/17/2023 at 11:16 AM, Lord Tim said:

It's actually a lot more powerful than the original tool once you get used to the changes.

I'd agree with this, and based on my very brief test drive a couple of days ago, once I set up the options that I wanted, it was super easy.  To me the flexibility of the new version outweighs the additional learning curve.

If I recall correctly, the current version of the tempo track (1) has more features and (2) is more like the tempo track than when the new version was introduced.