5.Select the Time Signature Change check box and make your Beats per measure and Beat value selections to change the time signature at the marker position. The time ruler divisions and grid spacing will be updated accordingly.
Note: Time signature changes must occur on the first beat of a measure. If your cursor is not on the first beat of a measure, the marker is placed at the nearest measure.
6.Click OK. A marker appears in the marker bar at the cursor position that displays the change information.
New marker and marker text
Editing tempo/key/time signature change markers
There are several ways to edit a tempo/key/time signature change marker:
•Position the cursor on or after the marker and adjust the Project Tempo, Project Time Signature, or Project Key controls. The marker’s text reflects the change.
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Adjusting tempo to match cursor to marker
Position the cursor,
Deleting tempo/key/time signature change markers
To delete a marker,
Using a tempo curve to change tempo between markers
When you add a tempo change marker to the timeline, you can choose to change tempo gradually between markers. Tempo curves are perfect for ramping tempo up or down.
1.Add a tempo change marker to the timeline or
2.Choose a setting from the Transition type
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