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Using the Sync Parameter<br />

The Playback plug-in also includes a Sync parameter. For audio files containing tempo<br />

information, you can use the Sync parameter to control whether the audio file plays at<br />

its recorded tempo or at the current tempo of the concert. If you choose Off from the<br />

Sync pop-up menu, the audio file plays at its original tempo. If you choose On from the<br />

Sync pop-up menu, the audio file plays at the current tempo of the concert.<br />

Try This<br />

mm Add an audio file containing tempo information to the Playback plug-in.<br />

mm Choose Off from the Sync pop-up menu, then start playback. Listen to the tempo of the<br />

audio file.<br />

mm Choose On from the Sync pop-up menu, then start playback again. Listen to whether<br />

the file plays back at the same tempo or a different tempo. With Sync set to On, change<br />

the tempo in the Patch Inspector.<br />

mm Click the Count In button (with the 1234 icon), then start playback. You hear four beats<br />

of the count-in before playback starts.<br />

mm Click the Metronome button (with the metronome icon), then start playback to hear<br />

the metronome sound a steady beat.<br />

Note: If the audio file does not contain tempo information, Sync is set to off, and the<br />

Sync pop-up menu is unavailable.<br />

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