Hello friends, greetings from Mexico.
I have Nuendo 15. Some time ago, I made the transition from PT to Steinberg’s DAW and I am simply delighted. However, there is something I haven’t been able to solve:
In the Tempo Track, I have wanted to manipulate the tempo in a non-linear way, but rather by implementing a Bézier or parabolic curve, but I haven’t known how to do it.
In the automation panels it is possible, but I haven’t known how to do it on the tempo track.
Could someone clarify for me how to do this?
Hi.
I’m not sure that’s possible.
On the other hand, you can use the pencil tool to draw your curve.
It is currently not possible in Cubase or Nuendo, so it would be a Feature Request, which I think has been asked for previously.
I am doing tests, and it is possible to do it with the pencil tool. Some steady wrist movement is required. Some tool that helps give better shape to the curve would be helpful.
I would also like to request this. 
It’s similar to using MIDI CC’s, in the Key Editor, they don’t allow curves to be used and are difficult to edit, due to the sheer number of nodes involved so I just use Automation, however that is only editable via lanes, in the Project Page and unlike the Lower Zone, of the Key Editor, vertical heights are not retained, as per project data.
I believe there are other DAW’s that allow Bezier Curves to be used so it would be a welcome step forward, if it were available in Cubase and Nuendo.
In the use I showed in my post, it involves a huge number of nodes, but Steinberg provides a great solution when applying them in automation by simplifying a curve with few nodes.
It would be great to have a similar tool applied in the Tempo Track.
It would be, but if the Tempo Track is to have a Bezier function, then wouldn’t it be best brought in, as an update when the Key Editor receives automation data as MIDI definable information so that there would no longer be a need for such a tool in the first place?
Cheers
