O.m.g. This is the video I have waited YEARS for!!! Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 You are a genius 🙌 You helped me so much.

This has allowed me to take almost any recording, force it into a fixed tempo, and load it into guitar pro for transcribing. This has upped my transcription game in ways I never thought possible. Thank you 😊

This tempo situation has been keeping me up at night. Thank you, whoever you are whatever you are doing I hope good luck befalls you.

OMG!! thank you so much! I often get recordings from groups to learn their material, and it's recorded with a drummer who's time is all over the place... Now I can take those recordings, and learn the tunes by playing along with the band in GOOD TIME! amazeballs!

Thanks! You explained this so well that I was able to fix a demo from the 90's within just a few minutes. Something I've been wanting to fix since well, the 90's! :)

Thanks. This is genius. Spent quite a lot of yesterday getting frustrated trying to do exactly this, and you explained it brilliantly in 5 mins. Tim.

Absolutely amazing tutorial. Just what I needed; explained simply and concisely. Thank you!!!

Saved! Thanks Eli. Fantastically useful. I'll be coming back to this video time and time again!

Hey Thanks AGAIN! It had been a while since I had to convert a cover song (mp3) to a constant tempo, but once again this video clearly lays out the steps!

Very specific order that I tend to screw up. Adapt Tempo is key to bar 1 bet 1 alignment and turning on Flex at the right time!

Btw, loving the track for 80s? vibes

Wow! Soo simply and beautifully explained. Makes it easy for me to apply all this to my current project. Thanks!

Great tutorial. Thank you.

Awesome tutorial!! Exactly what I was looking for!!! Thank you soooooooooooooooo much :)

this was really really helpful, I have never attempted to use any of these adaptive tempo features in Logic, astonished how good it is at detecting varying tempos in a recording and matching the clock to it

Whoa! This is nice. Thank you!

Very helpful video. Thank you!

What a wonderful thing to share. Thank you! Have you tried importing the audio file then opening smart tempo and applying region tempo to project tempo? I think the result is the same. No need to line up the upbeat of the audio file to a bar first. I say this because you still need to do this after applying region tempo to project (and Keep Tempo) when lining up to bar later.

I watched it 10 times and I still don't get it, but this it genius , I've been looking for this for years.

this was so helpful!! thank you so much

An expert indeed! Thank you!!

so helpful! thank you

Thanks SO much!

Super helpful!

You can use the Audio File anchor to line up the first beat

Good advices! My English speaking understanding isn’t quit enough to get all details you so kindly share. Could it be possible to include CC so I (maybe some more non English speakers) could keep better track of your instructions? Thank You so much.

this is amazing!!

Thanks a ton!

Wow, you are actually an expert))

Thanks!

Wow! Really awesome..

Great!

I liked the track

Você é um gênio

what if there are multiple stems, do you repeat the process for each file?

great tutorial but apparently my sample is too busy and LPX didnt analyze it too well. thanks though this will be helpful later

How would this work with tempo changes within a song? The changes should all be locked but they jump slightly from section to section ...

how is the process different when you are working with multiple tracks in a project?

You know how many times iv done songs that needed multiple takes because I go slightly off time? Can this fix this? Cos a lot of the time I just get carried away with a performance and then when I tighten it up in another take I feel there is something missing then

I’m getting some artifacts. Is this to be expected or am I doing something wrong?

Can this software change a karaoke track from one key to another, (transpose)?

Thank you for this video, it was super helpful! But, hate to sound like a jerk.. but good lord, that track is mind-numblingly awful..