I'd recommend also doing the Follow Tempo and Pitch command immediately after putting down each recording before changing any tempos, because otherwise I've found that you run the risk of overlapping recordings and getting the timing of adjacent recordings all off when you change the tempo without that command on.
Great video, thanks. For a little part problem you can use Join command after selecting the parts you want to join.
Great stuff Dan
I'd recommend also doing the Follow Tempo and Pitch command immediately after putting down each recording before changing any tempos, because otherwise I've found that you run the risk of overlapping recordings and getting the timing of adjacent recordings all off when you change the tempo without that command on.
Yes totally. That actually happened later on as I changed the tempo having left the follow tempo and pitch on...
A little rushed in the explanation but thanks for teaching us how to build loops and how to import them into GB. Dan is man!
Great Dan but how do I get an imported drum loop made in another app to follow tempo?
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Am I missing something here? I cant get the follow tempo and pitch option to pop up?
The follow function only works on things you’ve recorded, not imported...
@@DanBakerMusic yep ok oof
Man you should rewrite your title