Definitely one of the best i’ve seen… Good job.

Yeah, I’ve been impressed by a lot of the mods I’ve seen but this just looks the best to me. M

Wow apple should adopt this. The orange meters were getting old.

It does make a big difference when spending a lot of time staring at the screen. Orange wasn’t doing for me either. M

So you adapted a lot of the command focus keys, right? This does help for sure, thanks.

Yeah, as many as I could for now. Logic has no cursor obviously so that’s the most challenging aspect. Glad you’re diggin. M

This is very good, is this addressed in the Flex Time 1 Tutorial?

Yes, this is discussed along with the other main features of Flex Time. Thanks!

Jeff :

This is very helpful, keep em comin
J

Will do, thanks Jeff!

anthony :

This is a huge time saver, had way too many plug ins to even look at – my own fault LOL

I hear you!!

dubstep12 :

Ummmm… how do you get Identify Beat to read the human tempo correctly?

You have to find the downbeat of each bar, usually the kick is a good place to look, and tell it where it is in the timeline ( starting bar 3 ending bar 5 for example ). Check out the tutorial Pro Tools 8 – Audio Editing 2 for a look at using Identify Beat. You can also use Beat Detective which I’ll be writing an article on very soon.

mika :

That is slick! How does Ableton compare to Pro Tools or Logic as far as time stretching? Seems like that’s the new trend…

I would have to say that Ableton’s Elastique Warping feels more immediate and interactive whereas Logic and Pro Tools are much more surgical, but they’re getting better at real time warping.