Thanks for the advices guys! Help, more cubase troubles!

[nefastriti]

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Ok, your advices were great and i thank you too much! I also would like to say that I'm not a "dude " I'm a "she", a "one woman band " from Greece!
Now, another problem: when i tried to write audio tracks in cubase, (I wrote the guitar and then the vocals) they didn't have the same tempo! I don't know how the program works , i 'm trying to figure it out on my own. Does anyone knows some easy steps to cubase? if you want you can also e-mail
nefastriti@yahoo.com Please please Help! :confused:

[Superhuman]

No worries, welcome to GT! Ok, here's what you do:
1) open up a basic template for recording your song
2) click on the transport bar (has the rewind, forward and jog wheel etc on it), you should see "tempo", change the tempo to whatever speed you want it at. If you can't tell what speed it's at, turn on the click (metronome), it's directly above the "tempo" button.
3) now when you press play, you should here the click sounding out at the current bmp, just change the tempo (double click on the number and type in the new speed and hit enter)
4) when the speed is right, hit "save as" and name the track (try to save it into a folder of its own with the same name). Next time you open this file/project it will be just where you left it and at exactly the same speed.
Hope that answers you question!