I have this song that’s so far just a part, but more to follow, four bars long.
It starts out like bom-pah-bom-pah-bom-pah-bom-pah … at 260BMP for three bars.
Then it halves to boooom-paaaaaah-booooom-paaaaah … ifyouknowaddamean
So do I use the Tempo Track to have the metronome play the correct number of clicks?
Or do I just forget about it and let the metronome play whatever it wants.
I can guess that this song will probably be kinda schizo with more funny tempo changes.
This is probably more a music theory question than a technical one.
It’s also a hypothetical one since I’ve already done lots of half/double time songs without giving it a second thought.
So far I’ve just skipped the whole process and just ran on, in this case, 130BPM.
I know it works and that there are lots of ways to do it.
BUT
is there some “correct” way, for either technical reasons in Cubase or theoretical reasons in a score?
Can I paint myself into a corner in some situation by not doing this “correctly”?
I guess this is just a food-for-thought academical question and not very pragmatically relevant.
Anyway, anybody who has run into this?