Dear Forum,
I heard that you should not use Cubase as a practice tool. Guitar pro et al were more capable for global speed adjustments.
Imagine warping a video with its audio and then slowing both down - synchronized - by a percentage rate. One of the features implemented into more dedicated audio software is that the time change relations are kept intact by interpolating the whole project´s speed as a percentage rate
It is quite obvious to be able to arrange, record and edit at slower speed rates (??) without fiddling around with localized varying absolute tempo values, of course. Imagine the struggle alone with different mode necessities for synchronizing Midi vs Audio vs film…
Is that true for a costly DAW not to be able achieving a overall slower playback, incorporating warp markers and perfectly aligned finished project setup?
Thx