Drifting tempo/bpm

[pongasoft]

I have a recording (guitar + vocal) which does not follow the tempo accurately (for example a simple 4/4 kick is going to be in sync with guitar/vocal for 1 bar and then on the next bar it has drifted). How do you go about fixing this kind of issue? I have tried double click on the (audio) track and select "quantize" but it didn't work (made it worse in some aspects).

Thanks
Yan

[tiker01]

I have a recording (guitar + vocal) which does not follow the tempo accurately (for example a simple 4/4 kick is going to be in sync with guitar/vocal for 1 bar and then on the next bar it has drifted). How do you go about fixing this kind of issue? I have tried double click on the (audio) track and select "quantize" but it didn't work (made it worse in some aspects).

Thanks
Yan

You could choose a lover quantisation value, or you can draw in tempo automation. There is tutorial Ryan did a few years ago showing exactly this.

Here is a thread on the topic viewtopic.php?f=4&t=7283397&start=25

[Billy+]

Have you tried the audio quantisation options, read page 210 in the current manual for reason 11

[pongasoft]

I have a recording (guitar + vocal) which does not follow the tempo accurately (for example a simple 4/4 kick is going to be in sync with guitar/vocal for 1 bar and then on the next bar it has drifted). How do you go about fixing this kind of issue? I have tried double click on the (audio) track and select "quantize" but it didn't work (made it worse in some aspects).

Thanks
Yan

You could choose a lover quantisation value, or you can draw in tempo automation. There is tutorial Ryan did a few years ago showing exactly this.

Here is a thread on the topic viewtopic.php?f=4&t=7283397&start=25

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for sharing.

Yan

[ljekio]

I'm the only one sad about the discover/alihoopa?