Tempo view update please^_^

[Blacksymphony]

Tempo view would be nice if the tempo curve  like an Automation lane with movable, selectable and tilt-able nodes.  like this video.  at 5:58.

and please make the transform tool available for tempo view.

maybe  tempo track is a good solution.

 

Edited January 21, 2019 by Blacksymphony

[reginaldStjohn]

+1

[Daryl L. Samuel]

+1

[Variousartist]

The way tempo is handled in Cubase (as seen in that video) is pretty remarkable.  I’ve akways wanted tempo and meter tracks, and I think it’s really cool that you can toggle the tempo mapping on and off too.   Lots to like there and I’d love to see some of this added into Cakewalk

[John Sandlin]

Would a tempo map like this do what you want (use Alt-Shift-5):

 

[Blacksymphony]

you can not move the tempo curve . only thing you can do is draw a new line.

[Panu Pentikäinen]

+1.

For starters, tempo curve should have exactly the same tools as the track parameter envelopes.

+1  for tempo track as well.

[LarsF]

StudioOne also has a neat ability to match tempo grid to clips in arrange view.

Just drag grid nodes to any spot that makes it fit.

And having tempo map as a track above arrange view - and showing any change on tempo, even if that view is collapsed to really not fit all tempo changes.

[marcL]

I like the tempo view as it is, because sometimes I transfer parts of a project into other programs/hardware or to friends and then it is comfortable to have a bunch of readable values that can be easily reentered in another system!!! Runs perfect that way.

[LarsF]

It doesn't remove the list that you can read at all - that is in Inspector still. Cubase has a separate dialog similar to Cakewalk too, duplicating that.

Since tempo changes are related to positions in project - it's nice having that along timeline, if you want that. Or just use the list - up to you.

And also seing, a number like a little flag and 135 on measure 13 in ruler meaning tempo changed there to 135, and whatever other tempos there are. Reaper and StudioOne do that nicely.

When you are setting a pre-roll and count in - to record - to see the changes where they are in time. Now you put that in markers yourself, so tempo is part of marker name. 

I just think it belongs in timeline.

And once in timeline - you can have the next like video show - to easily have tempo grid elastic and just drag to locations.

StudioOne has a similar approach. Very useful if doing free improvisation to video you are scoring for - and then match grid to fit.

[Apeirofobia]

This would be a great idea.

[tparker24]

Is there a way to better format the Tempo View?

Notice below how the second entry, which has a time of 100:01:000, and a tempo of 104.00, gets smashed together, making it quite difficult to read.

[Cristiano Sadun]

+1

The current tempo view is really cumbersome to use, I always end up adding manually tempo changes with the insert new tempo dialog and it'd be oh so much easier to simply have a controlled drawing tool (as opposite to the current mouse-as-pen which affords no precision at all)

 

[reginaldStjohn]

One of the weakest parts of Cakewalk that I use.

[murat k.]

We need a Timeline aligned Tempo Map with a Snap Feature. Just like in this image:

[solarlux]

10 minutes ago, murat k. said:

We need a Timeline aligned Tempo Map with a Snap Feature. Just like in this image:

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[Osman Hemidov]

+1

[Roland-Music]

There are other big issues too ?

The Tempo Map currently don't work with locked SMPTE-Timecode for Film Markers (Hit - and Waypoints)....

[Bruno de Souza Lino]

+1

[Will.]

+1