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Questions or comments are welcome as usual. However, there is another way to create tempo changes in Arrangement View that works with unwarped clips and custom warp markers in clips.

This only works for newly warped files and not for files in which you've set your own warp markers. It will turn into 'Master' which is also highlighted.Īlong the timeline the tempo will change according to the playing tempo master clips. Double-click on a clip to make the Clip View visible.Live's Tempo Field will be disabled and the tempo is given by the respective tempo master. The bottom-most, currently playing clip that was assigned will serve as the master. More than one clip can be assigned as tempo masters, but only one at a time can actually be it. If your audio clips are warped, you can set clips to be tempo masters. There are several ways to achieve tempo changes in the Arrangement View. From there you can choose 'Edit Time Signature', 'Delete' or even 'Delete All Time Signature Changes'. You can drag a time signature marker anywhere in the timeline, delete it and you can get to its content menu with a right-click (Win) or Ctrl-click (Mac).In Live's Time Signature Field in the top left a little red dot will appear indicating that it's been automated.

Add the respective time signature, e.g.

From the context menu choose 'Insert Time Signature Change'.

Right-click (Win) or Ctrl-click (Mac) right underneath the beat-time ruler at the desired position.

Unless you want them add very odd intervals in between bars, make sure that grid snapping is on (Ctrl + 4 (Windows), Cmd +4 (Mac)).

They are pretty easy and straight forward to add with the respective markers. So what if you needed this for Arrangement View? Here's how. In the last tutorial I explained how automatic tempo and time signature changes can be achieved in Live's Session View.