I think “Tempo change” or “tempo add & sub 1” is the only feature that is not available in the list of commands and that it could be very interesting to have on a midi knob controler for example. specially on a incremental knob adding +1 or -1 on the BPM.
WHY this useful feature doesn’t exist???
please tell me that this is in the next update !
Yes it would be great performing live with my FCB1010 using the expression pedal. Let alone jamming with grove agent. Wish they had a tempo control knob in groove agent like the one in stand alone groove agent.
The Tempo Track Editor lets you record Tempo Changes with a slider while listening. But it’s nearly worthless because you don’t hear the Tempo changes in real-time while recording them. You have to stop playback/recording and then play it again to hear the changes. I’d guess that whatever prevents this being implemented in a useful manner would be a problem for a knob too.
I used to use Ableton live lite ( the free one ) just rewire it in to cubase and use ableton’s tap tempo function ( which can be controlled by midi pedals ) to control Cubase tempo in real time , it might still work it has been a while , but it used to work great !!
edit : real time tempo control with midi remote would be a great feature !!
It’s already doable BUT only by creating a midi remote script (not by using the assistant).
Now, I know that musicians are not programmers (generally speaking), so it’s true that I think that this functionality should be added to the default commands.
Hi mate, I probably didn’t link my answer correctly. It was for @Stone1888 's comment about generally controlling tempo. I have no idea how to record the changes made to tempo, the only thing that I see is that my controller changes the tempo without creating any points in the tempo track.
I was just moving it with a mouse. I don’t know one way or the other if it can be assigned to an external controller. But since it doesn’t really do anything useful, kinda doesn’t matter.