copya global automation tempo to a normal autom. track?

[eljoj]

Hi guys !
When you have imported a midi file into LMMS, is it possible to copy the tempo of "the global automation editor" to a "normal" automation track.
Thank you for any answers.

[musikbear]

Hi guys !
imported a midi file into LMMS, is it possible to copy the tempo of "the global automation editor" to a "normal" automation track.

It is, you simply just drag the BPM into a regular automation track, then that automation track will contain the imported BPM, but why would you want to that? -The project will already be fixed in the imported BPM value.
I suspect that what you really do want to do is the control the BPM from a regular automation track, and override the annoying locked imported value(?)
If so First drag the value into your regular automation track, tight-click the BPM-gadget and there choose 'remove-global-automation'. Now it is your regular automation track that controls the BPM, and you are in full control of that.

[eljoj]

Hi MusikBear
Thanks for you answer.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t work. There are a lot of complicated tempo changes in the global automation tempo track. When I simply drag the BPM, it only copy the actual value, not all the track with the changes....
Do I have to copy each tempo change one by one ?
In fact the midi tempo changes are good, but i would like to work on it in order to create a more personal interpretation.

[musikbear]

Ohh there are several changes

Do I have to copy each tempo change one by one ?

Yes, i am afraid that you would need to do that, but i think you should do this i a different way
Grab a pencil and watch the counter as you replay, then write down where the changes happens, and what they are, then make an automation-track
Important!
Remember to drag the BPM into the new automation-track before you delete the global automation-track !
delete the global automation-track
use the notes info, and build the automation-track.
I think that is simpler but grabbing and dragging into automation-tracks will also work